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Resourcebase is the easy-to-use digital asset management, web2content and proofing platform that customers love.
Catton, YO7 4SQ, Thirsk, United Kingdom
We partnered with Resourcebase to build a marketing portal for our (global) insurance client. Such was the versatility of their system they were able to tailor a solution to exactly match our client's needs and along with excellent customer service and support, exceeded all expectations.
Marc and the team @ Resource have been a joy to work with. We had a very complex requirement to delivery and they have been perfect.
Would highly recommend the team and the technology available.
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