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Inside the Creative Force OS

A single system for
every stage of
content production

Creative Force holds every part of the operation, from the first shot list to the last asset shipped. The whole studio lives inside it as one single workspace for all production.

Plan

The brief, the sample,
the shot list, the schedule.
In one plan.

Pre-production is where shoots win or lose the day. Every decision in Creative Force becomes workflow logic: the plan is the recipe, driving every step from sample check-in to delivery.

The planning calendar, a week of sessions grouped by studio and set beside a session's team sheet

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Job
Job-001
Product
EB48677088W_1
Color White
Brand Old Yorker
Category T-shirt
Deadline 07/23/2026
Style Guide Tops & Dresses (VPI Reset Test)

Sample management

Every sample tracked from check-in to check-out. Barcodes link it to its workflow. Scan to check in, update location, or trigger the next step.

An on-model style guide with its assigned workflow and shot list
Creating a new style guide for a client

Style guides

Brand rules become workflow logic, applied at every stage, checked automatically.

Conditional workflows

Custom workflows with conditional logic at every step. Visual builder, no developers required.

A care label photographed beside the material, care and origin attributes read from it

Label recognition

Care labels, composition, color, fit and more extracted at sample check-in, following the product downstream.

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CycATL2 ATL Studio, Photography

Men's
Assistant CycATL 2
Photographer CQ Charlie Quade
Art Director LD Lindsey Dowell
Stylist JH Julia Harris
Model Dom D'Angelica
Men's
Assistant CycATL 2
Photographer CQ Charlie Quade
Art Director LD Lindsey Dowell
Stylist JH Julia Harris
Model Dom D'Angelica

Planning & resourcing

Studio scheduling with talent and crew scheduled together. Availability requests and confirmations are handled in a dedicated booking portal.

The Creative Force Vendor Portal showing an image request reference

VPI management

Vendor-provided imagery routed, tracked, and validated alongside in-house production, by the rules you set.

Capture

From shoot to prompt.
Captured with context and ready to move.

Both sides of modern capture live in one platform. Studio shoots, AI generations, and the hybrid work between. All flowing to the same next step.

A capture workflow running from sample check-in through capture and ingest to routing
A capture station showing the live shot beside the shot list

Photo capture

Scanning the outfit brings up the exact product on the photographer's screen, alongside the shot list and reference images.

An attributes panel listing aesthetic feel, age group, body type, fit and formality

AI product tagging

Categories, colors, materials, and sizes inferred at capture. All the tags travel through the workflow.

An editorial project's final selection board

Editorial projects

Lookbooks, seasonal editorial, and campaign shoots with workflows customized to how editorial actually runs.

Dreem, the native generation engine

Upload one or more product images, describe what you want in plain language, and Dreem's chat agent produces it. From on-model shots to lifestyle to video, you direct, pose by pose.

Cast anyone. Or create them.

Choose from 400+ models, or build your own: digital twins of real people and synthetic talent. Keep a pool of approved, on-brand faces, consistent across every campaign and market.

Dreem's model library, a grid of approved on-brand faces

Control the whole look

Set your lighting, background and colourway, then save it as reusable art direction. Talent direction is coming soon, with the same control over pose and expression.

Dreem's art direction panel setting lighting, background and colourway

AI inside your trusted workflow

Pull products and style guides from Creative Force, generate in Dreem, and send assets back through the same QC as your studio work. Start with either; connect when you're ready.

Dreem running as a step inside a Creative Force workflow

Post-production

Retouch. Review. Approve.
Every asset earns its way
from capture to delivery.

Every asset moves through retouchers, AI tools, reviewers, and approvers in the same workflow, with a full audit trail from capture to delivery.

Two versions of a shot compared side by side with reviewer comments and markup
A retoucher's task list, each product request with its files

Retouching workflow

Assets routed to the right retoucher or vendor. Markup and instructions travel with the file.

AI copywriting

Product descriptions generated against your style guide and product attributes.

Review & approval

Approval chains follow your workflow logic. Side-by-side comparisons, phased selection, rejection loops with markup.

The C2PA content credentials mark

AI governance
& provenance

Every AI action logged. C2PA-compliant watermarking and provenance built in.

Bria, Gemini, Photoroom, Cloudinary and fal logotypes

Third-party & custom connectors

Bria, Photoroom, Cloudinary, Cutout, Gemini, FAL, and more plug in as workflow steps, alongside connectors you build yourself.

The image-to-video panel with its first frame, prompt, format and duration

Image-to-video

Turn stills into short videos with Veo 3.1 and Kling 3, right inside the same workflow.

Delivery

Every asset in its home.
Every team with the view.

Delivery is the moment production reaches the PDP, the campaign, the marketplace. Creative Force handles the specs, the routing, and the visibility.

The connectors screen, delivery integrations enabled per studio
The asset library as a contact sheet, one selected frame highlighted

Asset hub

Every asset versioned and searchable, with contact sheets, comparisons, and version history. One home for the whole library.

An asset delivery connector being enabled for a studio

Multi-channel delivery

Channel- and market-specific specs applied per asset, delivered to PIM, DAM, FTP, or file storage.

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Reporting & insights

Real-time production status, custom dashboards, and alerts, with every asset's status visible across teams.

The platform end-to-end

One system of action,
from sample to delivery

Your product data enters from the stack you already run: PIM, PLM, analytics, whatever's in place. The platform contextualizes it once. Humans and AI produce through one workflow. Finished assets deliver to your destination systems. Thousands of SKUs a month, nothing lost between stages.

The platform architecture: product lifecycle, master product, performance and stock data feeding the Product Hub and Workflow Engine, with built-in AI features, an MCP server for external agents, and delivery to destination systems

One platform. Four capabilities working together.

Each capability runs through every workflow, every asset, and every mode of production.

That's what turns Creative Force from a stack of tools into one coherent system.

Orchestration: one pipeline, every mode.

Every sample, every shoot, every variant, coordinated from the brief to the asset out the door. Studio shoots, hybrid composites, and fully virtual generations all move through the same pipeline. Mode is just another setting on the job.

A jacket shot on set today gets generated as a virtual variant tomorrow and extended into a per-market scene next week, all on the same brief.

Agentic: AI that does the work.

Most AI waits to be asked. Copilots suggest, chatbots respond, plugins generate. Creative Force's AI moves the work: routing assets, catching style breaks before QC, reopening failed variants, closing tasks as they clear.

It starts assistive and shifts toward autonomous at your team's pace. And because Creative Force speaks MCP, whatever else you run, Claude, ChatGPT, or your own AI, reads straight from production data with no export required.

Governance: standards on the record.

The same brand rules, approval chains, and delivery specs, applied to every asset no matter how it was made. A studio shoot, an AI generation, and a hybrid composite all clear the same gates.

Every approval, rejection, and override lands on a queryable audit trail, and every AI-touched asset carries C2PA provenance aligned with the EU AI Act. The only quality you can ship is the quality you can govern.

Intelligence: connected context, end to end.

Every product carries its full context in Creative Force. What it is, what's been done with it, how it performs, and where the patterns are heading. This context feeds the rest of the platform.

AI generates from what's known. Reviewers know what to look for. Workflows skip steps already done. Compounded over time, that context becomes a gap a new tool can't fill on day one.

Why Creative Force

12 reasons to run production on Creative Force

A production list, hundreds of product requests tracked in one view

Scale content
without scaling chaos

Thousands of SKUs move through one tracked workflow. More channels, more markets, no more spreadsheets or people.

“Over the course of the last six years, Creative Force has significantly improved our operation and allowed us to grow exponentially with very little resistance.”

Jason Wheeler
Program Manager, Columbia Sportswear

A model in sunglasses, blurred by motion

Trusted by the world's leading
fashion and retail brands

Columbia Sportswear, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Nuuly, Suitsupply, Aldo, SanMar, Selfridges, Bestseller, Boohoo, Orendt Studios, and The Line Studios run production on Creative Force.

Kelvin's capture screen, the shot list beside the live on-model frame, with the pre-selection panel over it

The photographer's screen
replaces the digitech seat

Kelvin ties the camera to Creative Force. Scan the outfit, see the exact product, shot list on-screen. What used to require a dedicated digitech runs on one app.

“Creative Force has really become the digitech, and that's enabled photographers to operate on their own. It saves a lot of money throughout the years, as much as we shoot.”

Darryl Patterson
Sr. Photography Manager, Columbia Sportswear

A studio set lit in cool blue, seen past the edge of a backdrop

Commerce and
editorial, one engine

PDP work and editorial each get their own dedicated workflow, built for how each actually runs. Both share the same product data, brand rules, and asset library.

“It provides a clear overview of the shooting process from samples check-in to retouch. End to end process into one system.”

Michele T.
Operations Manager, PVH Studios

Open to any AI, native to Dreem

Dreem is built in. Bria, Photoroom, Cloudinary, Gemini, FAL, or your own model plug in as workflow steps. Swap generation tools without rebuilding your process.

20+ Native integrations

Your existing tools,
already connected

Capture One, Adobe, Akeneo, Bynder, Box, Amazon S3, Google Cloud, Shopify, and more, connected out of the box. Not another tool to maintain. The layer that ties your existing stack together.

Can you create a visualization that shows me how many products in Creative Force this quarter have been created, completed, remain in progress, versus have not yet started?

Here's the picture for Q3 so far: 35 products have been created in CF Merch since July 1.

Created this quarter
35
Completed
11
In progress
21
Not yet started
3
  • Done 11 (31%)
  • In progress 21 (60%)
  • Todo 2 (6%)
  • Backlog 1 (3%)
In progress
Done
Todo
Backlog

Your production data, open to any AI

The platform speaks MCP. Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, or your own agents read production data, brand rules, and approval history directly. No export, no integration project.

An internal post QC review of a jacket's main shot
The jacket's main shot beside its variants

Same QC bar,
camera to AI

The same brand rules, approval chains, and delivery specs on every asset, regardless of how it was made. Every AI action logged, every approval on the record.

“Now there's one guideline, and we all follow it.”

Studio lead
Bestseller

100+ product updates in 2026,
and counting

MCP Server for external AI, C2PA provenance, Fal and Adobe connectors, Kelvin 6.0, and dozens more shipped in the first nine months of the year. Every release note published in the open.

Trust and compliance, built in

SOC 2 Type II. MACH Alliance. C2PA-compliant AI provenance. The certifications your IT, security, and legal teams already require.

Billy Yarbrough Jr., a double exposure against a studio backdrop

Built by operators

A decade inside enterprise content production went into this platform. Built for problems that only show up at scale, by people who lived them.

“With ten years as a photographer and studio manager, studios I onboard don't have to explain their world. They're talking to a fellow studio nerd.”

Billy Yarbrough Jr.
Technical Account Manager, Creative Force

Intelligence that compounds

Every product carries its brief, variants, performance, and QC patterns. The more you produce, the sharper Creative Force gets about your standards. Twelve to eighteen months in, that context is a gap a new tool can't fill.

“I can log in and pull data on everything we shot for a particular brand years ago. It's night and day from what we had before.”

Charisse Kennedy
Studio Operations, SanMar