Value proposition

Evolphin’s work in progress solutions can drastically simplify the image, audio, and video workflows for creative teams.

Spend less time managing media, and more time being creative. Evolphin Zoom combines the industry leading Digital Asset Management (DAM) system with our powerful Media Asset Management (MAM) system for creatives in advertising, publishing, media & entertainment, manufacturing, sports, and broadcast. Zoom which can be deployed in a highly available configuration is the most secure, high performing, and scalable solution available and capable of growing with your organization, from small businesses to enterprises, deployed on-premises, in the cloud, or hybrid.

Zoom’s Artificial Intelligence services do more than tag your media. Search for celebrities, athletes, brands, and key moments in your media without sifting through hours of footage. An innovative timeline view shows the information from AI in a clear, concise way. Zoom can even create rough cuts for you, so the editing a video of goals in soccer matches will take minutes, not hours.

Zoom manages all files, including images, audio, 4K/8K video, Office documents, and creative projects. Zoom can ingest massive volumes of files from multiple sources, transcode and process them, and make them available to your on-premises or remote team. Built-in collaboration tools allow commenting, review, and approval on any device, worldwide.

Zoom integrates with more apps and third party hardware than any other DAM/MAM, with rich plugins for Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, After Effects, InDesign, Illustrator, Cinema 4D, and Sketch. Connect to any storage or archive systems, and even bridge Avid and Adobe workflows.


Digital Asset Management, Digital Asset Workflow, Visual Versioning, Media Asset Management, DAM, Version Cue, Video Asset Management, Version Control, Adobe Drive, Adobe Bridge, BPM Software, Ad Agency Software, Digital Archiving, Resource Leveling, DAM Software, MAM, Adobe Creative Cloud, Plugins, Digital Rights Management, Distribution, and Transcoding