Happy Sprint Release Day! đ
We've packed this sprint with enhancements designed to improve your team's productivity. This release includes greater control over AI provenance in C2PA and Custom Connectors, MCP support for Collections, Editorial Galleries and Presets, smoother Chroma Scanning Flows, faster secondary product setup in Outfitting, EIP support in Editorial and quality, reliability and performance improvements across Dreem.
We're always eager to hear your thoughts, so don't hesitate to share your feedback.
Greater Control in AI Provenance Tracking
The C2PA Provenance control has been split into two settings to give you greater control of AI provenance in Creative Force. The first setting, C2PA Manifest Detection, ensures C2PA manifests are detected for assets brought into Creative Force and are stored in the database. The second setting, C2PA Asset Delivery, adds C2PA Manifests to assets at Asset Delivery. Separate settings makes it possible to establish a full provenance record for AI assets even if you donât plan on adding a C2PA manifest at Asset Delivery.
AI Provenance Tracking in Custom Connectors
This sprint we introduced Custom Connector settings to ensure assets returned from vendors have the AI provenance details needed. A vendor you use in a Custom Connector might not add C2PA Manifests or other AI provenance data, so providing these details in the ensures you have comprehensive details for assets that were edited or generated by AI. To ensure this information is on assets, simply enable AI Provenance for each subfunction used for AI assets and provide the relevant details.
MCP Supports Collections, Editorial Galleries & Presets
Your AI tool now has read access to your Collections, Editorial Galleries and Presets. New Collection capabilities extend across Ecom, Editorial, Selection, Gallery and Short Lists. And it does not end there, your Styleguide Presets are also available and will provide context to your AI tool in order to understand your setup even deeper.
Enhanced User Experience for Scanning Flows in Chroma
We've made several improvements to Scanning Flows in Chroma (mostly in Fast mode) to give you better visibility and fewer interruptions while scanning. The sample code and display image now remain visible throughout a flow, display image thumbnails appear in the samples list, and the current step is clearer, so operators always know which sample is in front of them. Searching and scrolling through long option lists in the Review Data step is now supported, which helps when a property has many values to choose from.
We've also removed the dead ends in the flow. Your progress and captured display image are kept if the flow panel is closed, moving on to the next sample is straightforward, and ending a flow now includes a confirmation step and a summary of what was completed. Photo capture requires a single confirmation, and any settings you adjust mid-flow stay temporary and can be reverted, so the flow's saved configuration is never changed by accident.
Streamlining Secondary Products in Outfitting
This sprint, when adding a secondary product to an outfit by scanning or entering a product code, it will resolve immediately, the "Multiple Product Instances" dialog that used to ask which job the product belonged to is gone. Nothing else about the scanning workflow changes. Behind the scenes, this works because product codes now resolve against a single, unified product record instead of job-specific data.
EIP Files Are Now Supported in Editorial
Editorial teams can now upload, review, select, and deliver EIP files directly within Creative Force Editorial, no manual conversion required. Editorial Finalization Workflows now include a new Digital Processing step that, when placed before Internal Post Production, converts EIP files automatically before they continue through retouching, review, and delivery. Teams using External Post Production can send EIP files to retouchers without additional setup.
EIP upload is not available on deliverables where Internal Post Production is configured without a Digital Processing step.
Dreem Updates
In Dreem, we released Run Again, which re-runs any past generation from your history in one tap, with no setup to rebuild. We also shipped a round of quality and reliability fixes across the tools.
Generation output is cleaner and the chat agent is steadier. Product Shot no longer duplicates a garment or adds extra body parts, Virtual Model holds one background color across a batch, and the agent no longer shows a failure when your shots actually succeeded. We also improved Projects and the Product Hub, and made it easier to create your own aesthetic.
On the mobile app, we made Chat, Canvas, and session loading faster and more stable.
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.