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“It’s very desirable, because we are always trying to reach new audiences.”
Dr. W. Marvin Dulaney, Chief Operating Officer, African American Museum of Dallas
Prioritize your donor prospects with every exhibition. You can export data on the types of people who appreciate your museum, including their email, name, and the amount they spent on collecting each year. Do a deep dive into their collector preferences to curate more donor events that cater to their unique interests.
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“I don’t think there has ever been any sort of a system in place to test exhibits or surveying audiences.”
Sofia Thornblad,
Chief Curator, Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art
A collection management software like no other. It can show you the public perception of each item. You can test exhibits to the public prior to spending money on new exhibits. You can see how the public reacts to a collection item and what might have a lower response than other items.
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“The museum matching makes me excited. It tries to help people to connect and find the things that interest them.”
Lea Hart, Marketing Assistant, WK Gordon Museum
The basic profile is available for free for all museums, but if you upgrade, you’ll have the ability to supercharge your profile. You’ll have the opportunity to inform the public in a more curated way than traditional social media. Allow your museum to easily get the public engaged and to open their eyes to the importance of your museum.
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“The AI cataloging tool is a bonus, because we’ve had some artifacts that we’ve spent hours trying to figure out the name for, so to be able to give us a starting point.”
Kyndall Howard,
Executive Director, Brown County Museum of History
Inventory your items at a more regular frequency using AI, now anyone in your team, can do basic inventory. This leads curators and their staff to do deeper dives into objects rather than spending an inordinate amount of time on basic record-keeping. It helps you gather a large amount of information and break it down into bite-sized pieces ready for your team to make more informed exhibition choices.
