Brightspot CMS User Guide

Digital asset management


With Digital Asset Management (DAM), you can stand up a site of proprietary assets that subscribers can browse and use in their own publications. A typical DAM workflow is as follows:

  1. A subscriber submits requests to use your assets.
  2. You approve or deny the requests, and optionally assign an expiration date for the approved requests.

For example, a subscriber requests permission to use an image of your maple syrup in an article. You can grant the request, and subsequently notify that subscriber that the image is no longer usable after January 1, because the product is being discontinued.

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