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400 First Avenue North #400 Minneapolis, MN 55401
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About Helix Core

Helix Core (formerly Perforce P4) is an enterprise version control system that tracks and manages changes to source code and large digital assets. It provides a scalable single source of truth for development and design teams, supporting collaboration across distributed locations.

Helix Core Details

Vendor
Perforce Software
Year Launched
1995
Location
400 First Avenue North #400 Minneapolis, MN 55401
Deployment
cloud, web browser
Training Options
Countries Served
All Countries
Languages
English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean
Users
Software developers, Game developers, Design teams, DevOps engineers, Project managers, Artists and designers, Enterprise development teams
Industries Served
Automotive, Game Development, Financial Services, Media and Entertainment, Semiconductor, Telecommunications, Aerospace and Defense, Software and IT Services, Healthcare, Government
Tags
source-code-management, devops, version-control, game-development, semiconductor, enterprise, self-hosted

Helix Core's In-App Market Place

Does Helix Core have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

0

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Pricing Options

Free trial
Free version
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Accepted Payment Currencies

USD

Pros & Cons

  • Excels at handling large binary files and digital assets where systems like Git struggle.
  • Provides highly granular access controls and robust security features for protecting intellectual property.
  • Offers a single source of truth, which simplifies asset management for large, complex projects.
  • Highly scalable architecture supports thousands of users and massive repositories.
  • A free tier is available for small teams of up to five users.
  • Can be more complex to set up and administer compared to distributed version control systems like Git.
  • The centralized model can be a single point of failure if the server goes down.
  • Pricing for enterprise-scale plans is not publicly available and requires contacting sales.
  • Some developers may prefer the workflow flexibility of distributed version control systems.

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