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Chroma: Overview

Where to download, a general introduction to, and an overview of the activity tab in Chroma, Creative Force's mobile app.

Written by Viviana

Chroma is Creative Force's mobile application, focused on sample management and other functions leading up to the shooting process. From outfit building to complex scan flows, Chroma packs all the power of Creative Force right into the palm of your hand.


Getting Started

Chroma can be downloaded for iOS and Android devices. Find the link to each on our download page, https://download.creativeforce.io/.

Supported Device

App Store

iPhone: Requires iOS 13.0 or later

Android: Requires Android 11 or later

🗣️ We do not officially support iPad and Android tablets at this time.

Using Chroma

After installing and launching the application, log in with the same credentials you use to log in to Gamma, our web application.

At the bottom of the application, you will find a number of tabs that subdivide the functions of the app. In the table below, we will briefly describe the functionality of each and provide a link to its dedicated article where you can learn more.

Tab

Description

Activity

Review recently scanned samples and product requests.

Flow

Choose, configure, and execute a Scan Flow to apply it to items.

Scan

Access the scan functionality with your device camera.

Search

Search for an item in your studio by sample, product, or job code.

Settings

Access a number of configurable options for how the app behaves.

Activity Tab

After logging in, the Activity tab will be the default screen in Chroma. You can change this in the Settings. This screen is your activity log; it will show the Product Requests, Samples, Outfits, and Locations that you have viewed recently. If you have searched or scanned the items previously, you can review the details and take additional actions by selecting 'view' next to them in the list.

Item Types

What actions are visible after selecting 'view' depends on the type of item you are selecting from. The list can contain outfits, samples, product requests, or collections. Each item types have their own unique 'view' menus and actions.

Item Type

Description

Sample

Shown as Sample Code. Added to the list when a Sample is scanned or processed as part of a scan flow, scanned individually by label in the scan tab, or searched for by code in the search tab.

Product Request

Shown as Product Code. Added to the list when a Product Request is scanned or processed as part of a scan flow, scanned individually by label in the scan tab, or searched for by code in the search tab.

Outfit

Shown as Outfit Code. Added to the list when an Outfit is scanned or processed as part of a scan flow, scanned individually by label in the scan tab, or searched for by code in the search tab.

Location

Shown as Location Name. Added to the list when a Location is scanned individually by label in the scan tab, or searched for by name in the search tab

Sample Collection

A batch of multiple samples. A Sample Collection contains a group of samples executed together in a scan session or scan flow.

Container Collection

A batch of multiple containers. A Container Collection contains a group of containers executed together in a scan session or scan flow.

🗣️ Tip: 'Collection' Item types are created by Chroma specifcially for the activity tab and do not exist outside of it. It is an organizational entity that allows things processed in a similar manner to be actioned together efficently.

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