Run product development together, from first brief to final sign-off.

Name: DMIx CoopR
Brand: DMIx

CoopR moves product development out of emails, scattered files and unclear hand-offs into a transparent digital process. Brands, teams and suppliers work along a shared timeline where assets, tasks, feedback, decisions and approvals are documented in one place, fed by every DMIx asset.

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Benefits

What DMIx CoopR makes possible.

01Central management of every development asset

Briefs, tech packs, images, color references, material scans and 3D objects sit in one place per development. Versions are clearly marked, older states stay traceable, no one accidentally works from a superseded file.

02Every relevant DMIx asset usable inside the development process

CoopR pulls colors from the Color Managed Library, materials from SamplR, 3D objects and product archives directly into the workflow. No parallel copies, only references to the validated DMIx assets.

03Transparent collaboration between brand, teams and suppliers

Brand, internal teams and external suppliers work along the same timeline with clear roles and permissions. Everyone sees what is relevant to them, without digging through email threads.

04Less email chaos and information loss

Decisions, feedback and approvals happen inside the system instead of scattered emails. Information doesn't get lost when someone changes team or goes on leave.

05Timeline-based steering of product developments

Every development runs along a timeline with milestones, owners and due dates. Delays surface early, instead of becoming visible only at final sign-off.

06Traceable decisions, feedback and approvals

Every decision, feedback item and approval is recorded with justification, person and timestamp. Months later, it's still clear why a variant was chosen or rejected.

07Documented development history through to final sign-off

From the first briefing to final sign-off, the full history is preserved and archived automatically. Follow-up projects don't start from scratch, they start from a documented foundation.

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