Museum, Gallery, Collection and Art Studio Management

artApp is designed for art!

We are an art storage company that store and ships art, antiques and collectibles on behalf of museums, artists, galleries and collectors. We chose artApp because it is designed to track the unique attributes of art as well as related custody issues. Most off the shelf inventory programs are designed for widgets. artApp is designed for art and tracks the history (ownership, condition, custody, loans) of a specific work. We have worked extensively with Mathias at artApp and he was able to customize the program for our specific needs. He is very knowledgeable of SF and very responsive to customer needs.

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artApp has centralized the State Public Art Collection + more

The Colorado Creative Industries (CCI) a division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) was using SFDC for a year when we discover artApp for our Art in Public Places program as a result of using CommunityGrants as our online grants management system. The artApp helped organize all our records in one location as we have over 450+ pieces of art throughout the State. We were also able to take slides (yes slides) and digitize them and upload them into artApp. The outward portal that Triple Mesa LLC developed gave users the ability to search the State Collection among other collections we have. We are pleased with artApp and Triple Mesa LLC as the developer of this seamless product.

Might be good, but it's not free!

You really should say it's a trial.

artApp is Powerful, Economical & Built on Best Practices & Standards

The Utah Division of Arts & Museums has an extensive collection of artwork, artifacts, recordings, documents, slides, photos, and newly born digital assets. Since we had already been using Salesforce CRM for the past four years, it was not much of a stretch to try and find museum software that would be built on the force.com platform. Most of the applications in this arena are very high-end (cost-wise) or simply not robust enough (on the low-end) to perform the various business processes to handle BOTH PHYSICAL and DIGITAL assets. The existing applications on the market are client/server technology, and are good at doing one or the other, but not both. Enter Triple Mesa. Triple Mesa's artApp is based on museum software best practices and standards and includes essential tools for any size gallery, museum, or studio. Noteworthy is the option to have the Art and Architecture Thesaurus as part of the controlled vocabulary and data validation, the Online Archives Initiative (OAI) syndicated harvesting of metadata for insertion into larger regional digital repositories, a very attractive public microsite for pushing records to the public, and many more features too numerous to list, all built on best practices and on international standards. Far beyond the numerous features, however, is the product support, customer service, and professional services provided by Triple Mesa, which are in a word, next to none. Any time there is an issue, or suggested feature, Triple Mesa either fixes or implements the new feature in a future release. The app has evolved from a basic offering on the AppExchange to an outstanding and major contribution to the AppExchange in a very short time. I highly recommend artApp and Triple Mesa for tracking physical and digital assets from all disciplines. It is an economical and yet powerful application that has made our division more transparent and efficient to our constituency.