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Best software for high volume school photography - Timestone or Photlynx?

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Woltemade

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Hi guys

Does anyone have any experience with Photolynx FLOW or Timestone's software here? They look to be the main players in the high-volume workflow photography business (the most expensive as well) but I've yet to find any reviews or even comparisons online, which makes it extremely difficult to commit to one of these as it is quite a large investment

It would be a great help if anybody could say what the pros/cons of each are that has maybe had experience with one or both of these

There are other players that I have seen as well - Photolife Netsuite, Snappizi, Calotype, Drakroom - Would consider these as well if they are truly competitve, but I really want to go for the best I can for the long run

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks
 
What did you end up doing?

I have a trial w/ Snapizzi but they just told me they can't 'co-manage' my project, so I'm looking elsewhere. Not that I need a 'co-manager', but I'd like some good customer service.
 
Woltemade said:
Hi guys

Does anyone have any experience with Photolynx FLOW or Timestone's software here? They look to be the main players in the high-volume workflow photography business (the most expensive as well) but I've yet to find any reviews or even comparisons online, which makes it extremely difficult to commit to one of these as it is quite a large investment

It would be a great help if anybody could say what the pros/cons of each are that has maybe had experience with one or both of these

There are other players that I have seen as well - Photolife Netsuite, Snappizi, Calotype, Drakroom - Would consider these as well if they are truly competitve, but I really want to go for the best I can for the long run

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks
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I used Photolynx a decade or so ago when I was working at a local studio. I wasn't terribly impressed by it. I found it clunky and not terribly user friendly. It may be better now. I can't speak to the others.
 
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Hi - wondering what you settled on. We have looked into Snapizzi but are questioning its depth of development, back-up options for failures and customer service.
 
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