One of the original goals of Creative Force in the early stages of development was flexibility. The team understood that to truly support a studio and make the production process easier and less manual, the software needed to be flexible and customizable.
The result was building a platform that is universally capable of handling multiple clients, no matter what type of studio is using the software.
Multi-Client Features Improve In-house Studios Too
The multi-client setup in Creative Force is key to the flexibility and customization available in the platform. Even if you operate an in-house studio, you will probably utilize the multi-client capabilities.
"Even if you operate an in-house studio, you will probably utilize the multi-client capabilities."
For instance, let's say you're an in-house studio working on the launch of a premium apparel line. The management team wants to elevate photography for the new line and has some retouching requests that should be handled in-house.
Setting up the new collection as its own client allows you to create specific Style Guides and Workflows to support that collection, along with a unique post-production Workflow to put the right finishing touches on the images. These Style Guides and Workflows are contained within their own client in the system, keeping them organized and easy to reference or adjust.
"Style Guides and Workflows are contained within their own client in the system, keeping them organized and easy to reference or adjust."
Organization Leads To Customer Satisfaction
From beginning to end, the multi-client capability of Creative Force gives you an extra layer of organization and customization to get the most out of your production software and provide the best possible content to your clients and stakeholders.
