ChangeEngine Digital Asset Management gives HR, People, and Internal Comms teams a centralized library for design files, docs, and reusable content - so you’re not hunting across Google Drive, Canva, or scattered folders. Quickly find what you need, keep everything on-brand, and attach the right asset to the right Moment when it’s time to ship.










"We have scored multiple wins with ChangeEngine: Automations & Personalizations across personal email, work email, SMS, and Slack. We’ve delivered over 40 projects with cohesive branding, engaging content, and improved employee engagement"
"When one of my peers realized our internal comms weren’t written by us, they were shocked—ChangeEngine perfectly mirrors our voice and tone. I save massive time creating dynamic comms, from benefits to holidays. And with the pace of generative AI features improving, our managers now create their own messages confidently."
"Sending comms is super easy—pick Slack/Teams, SMS or email, schedule by time zone, and you're done. ChangeEngine’s templates and branded images are polished and plug-and-play. What makes the difference is the team: they partner with me to ensure each message resonates, and constantly brainstorm new ways to improve."
Digital Asset Management (DAM) lets you store, organize, and access all your internal content assets — like templates, visuals, brand assets, and videos — in one central, searchable library.
Yes! You can upload your own approved content, including videos, graphics, PDFs, and templates, so everything your team needs lives in one place.
Yes — assets are stored securely and can be accessed only by authorized users across your organization, giving you control and consistency.
Yes — users can quickly find the right asset using intuitive search and filters, so no one wastes time hunting through folders.
Yes — by keeping all approved assets in one centralized library, everyone across your organization can access the same up-to-date content in one place, ensuring communications stay consistent, on-brand, and never scattered across different files or tools.
Yes — the system tracks how often assets and templates are used, helping you understand what content teams rely on most.


