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What Are Kits and When to Use Them?

Understanding Kits as curated collections of Assets for your audience.

Written by Edward Boatman

Kits are curated collections of Assets, Products, and documentation, organized for a specific audience or purpose. They are powered by the data in your Library and Product Catalog, combined with contaxtual information and presented to tell a story around your content.

What is a Kit?

A Kit is shareable webpage that lets you visually present Assets from your Library, along with products from your Product Catalog:

  • Curated content - Only includes what's relevant

  • Organized layout - Pages, Headings, and text guide visitors

  • Shareable - Can be published to Portals or shared directly

Library vs. Kit

Library - Your internal storage for all Assets. Teams upload, organize, and manage files here.

Kit - A curated view for sharing. Pull Assets from the Library and arrange them for your audience.

When to use Kits

Brand guidelines - Share logos, colors, and usage rules with partners.

Project deliverables - Collect final files for client handoff.

Asset collections - Group icons, illustrations, or templates by theme.

Team resources - Provide your team with approved assets.

Product showcases - Share product details, images, and variants with retailers and sales teams. Add products directly from your catalog so the information stays up to date.

Kit benefits

Control - Choose exactly what to share and how it's presented.

Organization - Structure content with Pages, Headings, and text.

Flexibility - Update content anytime without breaking links.

Insights - Track views and downloads to understand usage.

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