đ Happy Sprint Release Day!
We're thrilled to bring you more new enhancements designed to improve your team's productivity. This release includes tracking for AI assets, setting up scan flows in Chroma, MCP updates, rejecting from Internal Post to other steps, and more.
We're always eager to hear your thoughts, so don't hesitate to share your feedback.
C2PA for Transparency in AI
Creative Force now supports C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) compliance for assets processed through the platform. This update helps you meet emerging AI content regulations like the EU AI Act, which requires machine-readable disclosure of AI-generated or AI-edited content. C2PA can be enabled on individual Workspaces in Studio Settings â Workspaces â C2PA.
When enabled, assets going through Cloud Automations will have C2PA manifests added at Asset Delivery. Key details captured in C2PA manifests include if the asset was edited or generated by AI, what AI model was used, and what provider managed the AI action.
Scanning Flows in Mobile Application
Scanning Flows are now available in Chroma. Pick a flow saved in Gamma, then scan through your samples and Chroma runs each action for you, such as check-in, changing location, updating properties, or capturing a display image. Flows are still built and managed in Gamma, though you can adjust details like the check-in location directly in the mobile app.
There are two scan modes. Verify processes each sample the moment you scan it. Fast lets you scan a whole batch first, then process the queue one by one.
New "Update Display Image" Step in Scanning Flows
We've also enhanced Scanning Flows in Gamma, our web app, with a new Update Display Image site. This allows users to assign a visual sample reference at the moment you handle them. When the flow reaches this step, you can upload a new image or choose one from the sample's existing images set. If no image is needed, you can simply skip the step and continue.
The selected image becomes the sample's display image across the platform, making samples easier to identify at a glance. The step works for both E-Commerce and Editorial samples, reducing the effort needed to set display images separately after check-in.
Sample Display Image in Kelvin
We've enhanced a few confirmation dialogs in Kelvin to show the sample display image when no Product display image is available. The product display image still takes priority, and when a sample image is shown instead, it carries a clear label so you always know what you're looking at.
The Sample Information dialog now also shows the sample display image when one exists for the selected sample code. This gives on-set teams a visual reference immediately after selecting a sample, making it easier to confirm the correct sample before shooting.
Reject from Internal Post to Previous Steps
You can now reject items from Internal Post back to a previous completed step in your workflow, such as the Capture step. Rejection is available from three new places: A Reject Task option in the Photoshop task panel menu, a Reject Task option in Hue 3-dot menus, or the QC view, opened by clicking a task thumbnail. Reviewers in Hue can add markups and instructions when rejecting, similar to rejections from other steps.
This update works for both E-Commerce and Editorial workflows and keeps review history intact, unlike product resets. This makes it easier to audit decisions across reviews and saves your team from repeating work that was already done. Note that items can't be rejected back to shareable steps, such as Photo Review and Post Review, or to Post QC steps at this time.
Manage Planning Sessions with Your External AI Tool
Planning Sessions can now be created, updated, and deleted through our MCP. Sessions support an incremental approach, with schedules, sets, team assignments, and products added in any order.
Also, existing tools have been through a full reliability pass, delivering more consistent query results, improved response accuracy, and more dependable access control. Jump in and try now.
Assets & Images Tabs Consolidated in Editorial
All of your Editorial project assets now live in a single space. The standalone Assets tab has been removed, and its content is available in the Images tab under Production, alongside Favorites, Uploaded, and Custom Galleries. There's no longer a second tab to switch to when you're looking for your project's assets; everything browses, filters, and sorts from one place.
Dreem Updates
In Dreem, we released Virtual Model quality fixes and improvements to both the chat agent and Aesthetics for Virtual Model.
On the mobile app, we added smoother AI streaming and instant Creative Force starts that auto-load your product photos into chat.
Questions, Ideas, Feedback?
Weâre always striving to create the best product for you and your team! Feel free to drop us a line via email/chat, or submit your ideas and feedback directly to our product team via product@creativeforce.io.