Learn how Coop Norway has maximized their use of QBank through integrations
QBank has helped Coop Norway gain complete control of their product images, shorten time-to-market and maintain brand consistency across the board. The automated content creation module has given Coop Norway the ability to auto-generate their weekly, personalized, email marketing campaigns.
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1250
number of retail locations
1
million
e-mail campaigns sent out per week
Background
Coop Norway is the second-largest retail group in Norway with 1,250 stores, 28,000 employees, multiple concept stores, apps, and e-commerce. Coop Norway was facing challenges because of their multiple, non-integrated image bank solutions that were primarily managed by external agencies. With over 500,000 types of products, Coop Norway experienced a large demand for a centralized solution to manage their digital assets. They turned to QBank for a cutting-edge system that would allow for control and streamlining of their internal workflows.
The Challenge
Large number of product images
Manual processes
Personalized digital experiences
PIM Integration
Searchability
Metadata
The solution
Through multiple integrations, Coop Norway has maximized their use of QBank as an advanced, centralized hub for storing, managing and distributing digital assets. Using QBank DAM, the teams can easily manage and keep track of seasonal campaigns, streamline approval rounds and auto-publish images in multiple distribution channels, in the correct sizes and formats.
With the workflows integrated to TradeSolution and NOBB, Coop Norway is now in complete control of which product images they are missing and can streamline the order and approval processes with their external suppliers.
With the workflows integrated to TradeSolution and NOBB, Coop Norway is now in complete control of which product images they are missing and can streamline the order and approval processes with their external suppliers.
Features
Moodboards
Media Portals
Campaign Management
Powerful Automations
Accelerated Workflows