Within your studio team, you most likely have team members in various roles. In Creative Force, team members can be granted/ denied access to various environments, based on their User role. Setting up the user roles in advance will save time when you have new team members coming.
This article is a reference only, if you need further insights please always feel free to reach out to the Onboarding team or your Customer Success Manager.
Admin
Photographer
Stylist
Art director
Retoucher
Quality control
Please note the definition of access. You have 3 options for all areas in Creative Force.
NONE - Meaning you don't have access to that area.
VIEW - Meaning you can access and view but are not able to change anything.
EDIT - Meaning you can access, view, and change it.
Administrator
User role: By default, all the permissions are locked as ‘Edit’ for Administrators except for Insights and Developers API - these can be marked as View or Access. This means that they have access to all places in Creative Force and can change any data.
User skill: Depending on your needs, you might want your admin to access to Kelvin, HUE, Final Selection and Photo Review.
Photographer
User role: The photographer should be able to ‘view’ workflows, style guides, productions, jobs, products and samples. Most importantly, they need to have ‘edit’ permissions to the photography management.
User skill: The photographer needs the ‘photographer’ skill to be able to use Kelvin.
Stylist
User role: The stylist will be in charge of creating outfits so this role should be able to ‘edit’ products, samples, styling wardrobe, outfit views. With the rest, you can set up the ‘none’ or ‘view’ access.
User skill: The stylist should have ‘Outfit combination’ checked to be able to create outfit in Gamma preparing for the shoot. This role should also have ‘Assistant’ and ‘Stylist’ skill to access Kelvin in general.
Art director
User role: The art director should be able to ‘view’ the workflows, production, jobs, products, samples outfits, styling wardrobe..etc. This role should be able to ‘edit’ style guides, preset settings and assets to determine the final images.
User skill: The Art Director should have, of course, ‘Art Director’ skill and the outfit combination and QC skill to check all the images.
Retoucher
User role: Retoucher’s main job will require ‘edit’ permission to Internal post management, with the rest you can choose ‘none’.
User skill: The retoucher needs ‘Retouching’ skill to access HUE.
Quality control
User role: QC personnel should be able to ‘view’ workflows, style guides, and presets, productions and jobs. They will need to ‘edit’ permissions to products to either reject or approve the products.
User skill: QC team, as stated in their role, must have the QC skill.
Note:
Only users who have Photography skills can be added to Team On Set.
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