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Artwork Archive helps artists, collectors, and businesses organize, document, and securely store artwork and collections....
Primer is an art gallery software that helps collectors, non-profit organizations, and artists manage clients, handle documents,...
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Damian S.
Fine Art, 1-10 employees
Used weekly for 6-12 months
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The customer service and response to individualized questions has been outstanding. We had a big transfer of data from our previous software and the Primer team was very helpful in making it a smooth transition. They also continue to add services and options to adapt to an ever-changing art world.
I love the ease with which I can create PDF proposals to share my work in a professional way. This has saved many hours of time so I can focus on painting. My studio manager uses this software the most. He especially appreciates the ability to track transactions, loans, and sales to make sure we have a detailed history on every artwork.
I have not encountered any cons with this product.
Sacha B.
Arts and Crafts, self-employed
Used daily for 2+ years
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Intuitive design, ease-of-use, superb customer service, and their quick help desk response time are the standouts of Primer. I have created archives for three different art studios as well as used the platform for a commercial gallery. Artists often ask my advice for what database to use for tracking inventory and invoicing and I always recommend Primer. Also, I have seen artists become more involved in the care of their archive by the very act of creating one.
I love how all of the data can be tagged to relate with one another. This makes tracking collectors, works, collections, invoicing, shipping, and exhibitions seamless and creates a robust history of interactions between all of these categories (and more). Quickly making .pdfs for offer letters and checklists for shows is a huge plus.
I can't think of anything that is not a positive with the database or the service.