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CI HUB

Reclamar

CI HUB connects DAM, MAM, PIM and cloud storage to production apps for creative, brand and publishing workflows.

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What CI HUB is

CI HUB is a digital asset connector platform that links central asset systems such as DAM, MAM, PIM, and cloud storage with the production apps people already use. The product family is designed to reduce time spent switching between systems and to keep creative work inside tools like Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Figma, Sketch, Canva, WordPress, SharePoint, and Salesforce.

The site presents three main products: Connector Professional for creative teams working inside their preferred applications, Brand Connector for easier access to brand-approved assets across the organization, and CI HUB Drive for desktop access to asset management systems. Across the product line, the common purpose is to make central assets easier to find, use, and synchronize without leaving the working environment.

Core capabilities

In-app asset access

Connects digital assets stored in DAM, PIM, MAM, and cloud storage systems directly inside production apps so users do not need to switch between tools to find files.

Wide application coverage

Works with more than 20 applications and 60+ integrations, giving creative teams a broad set of supported workflows across design and collaboration tools.

Multi-platform connectors

Supports Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Figma, Sketch, Canva, WordPress, SharePoint, and Salesforce from the product pages and pricing page.

Brand asset handling

Brand Connector adds drag-and-drop access to brand-approved assets and can create renditions of non-compatible files for team use.

Desktop-based file access

CI HUB Drive mounts company asset management systems on the desktop so users can locate, use, and synchronize files without leaving Finder or Explorer.

Workflow-oriented setup

The product pages emphasize straightforward installation and an interface designed to fit existing workflows with minimal interruption.

Common workflows

  • Creative production in design apps

    Designers and creative professionals can pull assets from connected DAM or cloud systems directly into Adobe Creative Cloud, Figma, Sketch, or other supported tools while staying in the same working environment.

  • Organization-wide brand asset access

    Brand and marketing teams can give colleagues access to approved logos, images, and other assets through Brand Connector, helping teams create content without searching across separate repositories.

  • Desktop asset management

    Companies that rely on desktop file workflows can use CI HUB Drive to access asset systems through Finder or Explorer and move or synchronize files from the desktop.

  • Business and publishing workflows

    Teams using Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, WordPress, Salesforce, or SharePoint can connect asset systems to those environments to support content creation and publishing tasks.

  • Centralized asset retrieval

    Organizations with multiple asset systems can connect DAM, MAM, PIM, and cloud storage sources to the tools their teams already use, reducing manual searching and window switching.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Connects central asset systems directly inside the apps teams already use, reducing context switching.
  • Covers a broad set of creative and business applications, including Adobe, Microsoft, Google, Figma, Sketch, Canva, WordPress, SharePoint, and Salesforce.
  • Offers separate products for designers, brand consumers, and desktop-based asset access, making the line easier to match to different workflows.
  • Brand Connector includes drag-and-drop access to approved assets and support for renditions of non-compatible files.
  • CI HUB Drive extends access to asset systems through desktop environments without extra onboarding on the page-described workflow.

Cons

  • The pricing structure is product-specific, so buyers need to choose between separate connector offerings rather than a single bundled plan.
  • Some pricing and license terms are tied to 12-month upfront payment and include restrictions, which may limit flexibility for some buyers.

FAQ

How does CI HUB pricing work?

CI HUB offers product-specific pricing across its connector family, including Connector Professional, Brand Connector, and CI HUB Drive. The pricing page indicates that selection depends on the product and the features or usage a team needs.

What does a CI HUB license include?

The pricing page states that a CI HUB license is valid for one user and can be used on up to three computers.

Is CI HUB sold as a subscription?

CI HUB pricing is presented as a 12-month upfront payment model, and the page also offers a 30-day free trial.

Are taxes included in the listed prices?

No. The listed prices on the pricing page do not include applicable VAT.

Are there any license restrictions?

Yes. The pricing page notes that some restrictions apply under CI HUB’s terms and conditions, so users should review the license terms for details.

Quick Facts

Category
Digital asset connector
Primary use
Access and sync digital assets inside production apps
Product family
Connector Professional, Brand Connector, CI HUB Drive
Supported app groups
Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Figma, Sketch, Canva, WordPress, SharePoint, Salesforce
Pricing model
12-month upfront payment with a 30-day free trial
Website
ci-hub.com