Solution: Media management with enaio®
enaio® ECM software provides standard image database functions such as image import/export and metadata enrichment, as well as a range of advanced features for searching, displaying, viewing, and compiling data, all integrated into a clearly structured interface.
The user can also make use of a wide variety of proven, efficient standard ECM functions, including subscriptions, follow-ups, variant administration, workflow management, and audit-proof archiving.
- Cross-format media management
- Lossless image processing and enhancement functions
- Manual image comparison with reference images
- User-friendly operating concept
- Thumbnail preview
- Facial and object recognition
enaio® media management image archive
enaio® provides you with a full overview of all metadata.
All formats
Media management supports all audio, video, and image file formats.
Accurate detection
Defined faces and objects are identified directly from your library.
Corrections made easy
Image processing and correction functions help give your image the finishing touch.
Process Large Amounts of Data Quickly and Easily
Importing media made easy thanks to batch processing
The media import tool in enaio® allows for media to be imported with ease via batch processing. The tool supports a number of image, video, and audio formats. The files can be imported from an external storage device, a camera, or any folder in the file structure.
A special media export function is available for managed images. Users can choose between various output options and target image sizes, based on the application. There are pre-defined options for Web, PowerPoint, and print output, for example, as well as selectable options for file format, resolution, and image width/height.
- Cross-format media management
- Lossless image processing and enhancement functions
- Manual image comparison with reference images
- User-friendly operating concept
- Thumbnail preview
- Facial and object recognition
- Annotations
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