Boost asset management capabilities with easy integrations.
Extend the power of Experience Manager Assets through Adobe and third-party integrations, all while ensuring asset governance, accelerating production, and improving reuse.
Adobe product integrations with Experience Manager Assets
Connect your DAM and your CMS.
Easily search for, find, and ingest rich media — including images, videos, and PDFs — from Experience Manager Assets into the Experience Manager Sites CMS for activation.
Author and deliver web experiences faster with modular capabilities that connect content seamlessly across applications.
Quickly find, assemble, and publish high-impact experiences with Edge Delivery Services, our composable architecture that lets you quickly deliver high-performing digital experiences.
Update assets and digital content everywhere automatically, saving time for developers and marketers.
Give your marketing teams the tools to find and use branded content from the Experience Manager Assets DAM directly in GenStudio for Performance Marketing.
Increase content reuse by giving marketers the power to create new on-brand asset variations of existing assets for various channels using generative AI.
Empower marketers to accelerate campaign content for paid social, marketing emails, and display advertising channels with embedded generative AI tools.
Empower all teams to easily reuse and remix on-brand content.
Quickly edit and republish in-line visual content directly within Experience Manager Assets — without creative support tickets or project delays.
Use Adobe Express in Content Hub to make real-time edits based on templates with built-in guardrails, ensuring brand integrity and efficient distribution.
Give teams beyond marketing — such as human resources and sales — direct access to Experience Manager Assets within Adobe Express for quick customization of on-brand content.
Spark creativity and streamline content production.
By connecting Experience Manager Assets with Adobe Creative Cloud applications, campaigns can move faster from ideation and creation to activation.
Adobe Asset Link. Search for, browse, sort, preview, upload, check out, and modify assets stored in the DAM from Creative Cloud applications. This lets creative teams stay in the tools they’re most familiar with.
Adobe Express. Access assets stored in the DAM from the Adobe Express interface. Assets created or modified in Express can then be saved back to the DAM.
Frame.io. Push approved assets directly from Frame.io to the DAM so marketers can access and deliver those assets to any channel.
Unlock insights — from content creation through digital channel performance.
Integration with Adobe Analytics gives you the insights you need to analyze and optimize content across channels.
Track how an asset is performing and see trends using graphs displayed in the Experience Manager Assets interface.
Access performance data such as clicks and asset usage information, including video insights, and score each asset based on performance statistics to help determine images to reuse or archive.
Third-party integrations with Experience Manager Assets
Experience Manager Assets is an open, flexible, and extensible platform that easily integrates with third-party systems and channels via open APIs and SDK capabilities. Users can connect it to their diverse marketing technology ecosystem to streamline asset discovery, production, delivery, and performance processes.
Build custom microservices or single-page applications and integrate Experience Manager Assets capabilities and business logic across your entire IT stack with Adobe Developer App Builder.
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