Filecamp

Pros: Easy version updates and secure sharing for large groups. The branding is customizable and provides a clean interface.

Cons: I don't have any complaints about using Filecamp, often it is my go-to to avoid problems faced by using other sharing platforms.

Pros: What I like most about FileCamp is how intuitive and professional it feels. It’s so easy for clients and colleagues to use that I never need to send instructions, which saves time and avoids confusion. The ability to customise the platform with our own colours and branding really sets it apart from generic drives, making everything look polished and on-brand. On top of that, the security features allow me to control exactly who has access to each file, which is essential for working with multiple clients.

Cons: There really isn't anything to dislike, we find it ticks all of the boxes. I suppose if it would be improved it would havea reporting module perhaps, but in all honesty that isn't what we use it for, and none of the competition has that.

Pros: Filecamp is a great place to store and share documents with not only our internal team, but also company accounts and consumers.

Cons: The storage capacity fills up quick. I wish there was a capability to notify when a file and/or folder has been updated with new documents.

Pros: I use Filecamp to manage product approvals. It's simple to navigate and allows me to create easy access for external users. It's particularly good for image storage, providing clear tiles for a number of file types, and good search functions across the various meta data your images might have.

Cons: It would be nice if you could drag and drop files into other folders. The process of running through the folder system to move things is tedious.

Pros: I was searching for a hassle-free way to share and store files to make a long review short, Filecamp. I've found Filecamp's drag-and-drop interface make uploading files a cakewalk. Another big plus is security and ease of use. I can confidently say Filecamp is my perfect solution for file management.

Cons: Upgrades for the mobile app would give that same smooth feel experience as a desktop version would give a balance.

Pros: Filecamp is great for organising product images and marketing materials. It keeps everything in one place, making it easy to share files with teams and vendors.

Cons: The search function is frustrating. Finding specific files takes longer than it should, especially when managing large volumes of assets.

Pros: What I like most about Filecamp is its simplicity and user-friendly interface. It's incredibly easy to organize, share, and collaborate on digital assets with teammates and clients. The customizable branding options are a huge plus, as they allow us to maintain a professional appearance when sharing assets externally. The search functionality is very robust, making it quick to find specific files, even when we’re managing a large volume of content. Overall, Filecamp has streamlined our asset management process and improved collaboration across teams.

Cons: I haven't encountered any issues worth mentioning. The platform works exactly as we need it to.

Pros: The perfect solution to manage all your digital resources

Cons: I Hope they Will improve mobile performances

Pros: My employees tried to get me to use teams, but file camp is so mutch better! I love it so much!

Cons: setup was not difficult, I have no complaints.

Pros: me encanto que su interfas sea tan intuitiva y facil de utilizar.

Cons: despues de su actualizacion ha funcionado a la perfeccion.

Pros: Our Staff and users find it easy to use.

Cons: We love FileCamp our staff and customers have not found any difficulties.

Pros: The product is easy to use and manage, with very little time needed to learn about the system. UX is very intuitive and files are well presented and organised. The AI tagging feature is pretty good.

Cons: It does have some issues with ease of use - for example you can't save files directly from an email or other program into Filecamp. Instead you have to save the files into Explorer and then into the site. The AI tagging option would also be greatly improved if you could apply it over all photos in one folder as well.

Pros: The ability to tag files with keywords. As a small, nonprofit land conservation organization that relies on photos and imagery to help tell our stories and explain our work, having our photo collection organized and tagged for easy search-ability is very important.

Cons: I wish there was a setting that would allow the info panel to show/be open when viewing a photo without having to click on the dots and select it. I would also love it if you could apply tags and authors (or replicate them) to a folder of files (photos) or that you could select a set of files and apply tags to them as a group, rather than one at a time. For us, many of the tags we apply to photos apply to the whole folder, while a few files need some additional tags. If we could apply the bulk of the tags to all of the files and then go into the few photos that need unique tags, it would be great.

Pros: $79

Cons: I wish we didn't have to double-click a file for it to open. Changing to a single click would be nice. Also - it would be aesthetically pleasing for there to be an option to upload images on top of a sample file image for each file. I've been doing this manually be designing my own 'file' image, then uploading a logo on top.

Pros: Love that it serves our photo management needs and allows multiple users for a decent price. A lot of other DAM tools had way more than we need and were also way too expensive. Filecamp was really alone in this category--the perfect capabilities/size/price for our non-profit. The ability to tag, share, make and create collections is great.

Cons: The file management is a bit annoying without drag-and-drop functionality--or even a menu where you can choose folders within the folder you're in--it slows down the process to have to drill down from the home folder each time I want to move assets.

Pros: Ease of use. Variable data storage. Well laid out

Cons: None. I don't find any issues with Filecamp.

Pros: Permite encontrar documentos de manera muy facil.

Cons: No he encontrado nada que me disguste, ya que es muy dencillo

Pros: It is always fast, supports good concurrency but the best is the cost-quality ratio.All functionalities that a DAM must have, Filecamp fulfills them very well.

Cons: We would like it to be fully translated into Spanish.

Pros: Fácil de utilizar, rápido, el sistema de etiquetado funciona realmente bien con mucho volumen de archivos, el poder compartir colecciones con el equipo de trabajo...

Cons: El software es genial pero no es barato. El precio te compensa si tienes un volumen realmente alto y le vas a dar uso

Pros: The speed of uploading and downloading the files is more than decent. Never a blackout or problems in 2 years. Easy to navigate.

Cons: Previews of PDFs could be of better quality.

Pros: easy and elegant appearance, corporate design, easy of use

Cons: user notification management is somehow confusing. I would welcome a central management for this issue

Pros: Our customers don't get harassed about signing up for a paid account.

Cons: Sometimes our customers have had problems dragging and dropping files.

Pros: The ease of file sharing is important to me.

Cons: When viewing certain documents, I am unable to see a preview, so then i'd have to download