This is a follow-up article to the 'Client overview'. You can click here to learn how to assign Data source to a client and here to learn about Reference image alerts.

Here, I will go over each of the settings in the Editing clients.

For the first day of the week, you can either choose Monday or Sunday.

For the first week of the year, you can select between First 4-day Week, First Full Week or Starts January 1.

Samples pooling means that you can share samples for different products across different jobs and you can even narrow it down by sharing samples between clients. The idea is that you may create 2 different jobs at separate times but have the same products or different products with the same samples associated, then you can just use this feature to avoid checking the samples in the system again.

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This is where your final assets will be delivered to a particular client. You can set this up by clicking on "Add". Click the following articles for the corresponding setup:

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This is an additional step that allows you to customize your metadata. And it then can be utilized within the metadata rules in presets. Here, you can create your own metadata schema’s name and add your own dedicated properties. Note that this is available in XMP only.

Note:
The maximum number of characters in the Properties field is 4096. If the value you enter in the Properties field exceeds this number, the data cannot be saved.

When you set the metadata rules for the presets, it will look something like the example below. The schema is ‘XMP Demo Metadata (Demo)’ and the properties are ‘Agency’, ‘Modelname’, ‘Model_size’... accordingly.

The combination of the expanded property system and custom metadata schemas will significantly increase your capability to automate metadata creation.

You can read more about metadata rules in the presets article above.

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You can select the product status when it is imported to Creative Force.

Learn more about product vs production status here.