Pimalion PIM

Web · API

Freedom report

One barScore 5.4

Pimalion PIM is ranked #112 of 151 in digital asset management software on Freedom251. It runs on API, Web.

Pimalion PIM plans and pricing

Pimalion PIM Budget evaluated against scope, data volume, publications, and requirements pimalion.com · 11 Oct 2026

Supported asset types: AI, ARW, AVI, BMP, CR2, CRW, CSV, DCR, DNG, DOC, DOCX, EPS, GIF, INDD, JPG, JPEG, K25, KDC, M2V, M4V, MEF, MOS, MOV, MP3, MP4, MPG, MPEG, MRW, NEF, ORF, PCN, PDF, PEF, PPT, PPTX, PNG, PSD, PXN, QXD, RAR
Metadata and tagging: Yes
Approval workflows: Yes
API access: Yes

Digital asset management: Yes
Workflow and approvals: Yes
Localization support: multilingual
Data quality rules: Yes
Purpose: PIM centralizes and manages product information and feeds it to publications and channels that use that information.
Data quality: The PIM is described as eliminating duplication, standardizing and enriching product data, and supporting channel-specific content.
Features: The PIM includes product and media management, attributes and variants, classifications and hierarchies, workflows, translations, and multichannel publication.
Standards: The PIM supports product information standards including GS1 and Fab-Dis.
Customization: The PIM is described as highly configurable and customizable for each company’s needs.
Integrations: The maker says the PIM can integrate with ERPs, CMSs, and e-commerce platforms to synchronize product data.
API: Pimalion provides a RESTful API documented using Swagger, with endpoints and parameters described on the API page.
Hosting and installation: The maker describes a cloud-based platform with no special installation required.
Security: The maker describes its application suite as secure and its platform as multi-label/client, but the opened page gives no security certification details.
Support: Pimalion says it trains customer teams and partners, shares updates, and remains available through collaborative tools.

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