Gateway searches every store you own, cloud, on-prem and the DAM you already tried, and hands back the final master file wherever it lives, not a stale re-export. No hunt across drives that do not speak to each other. No agency invoice to re-create a still you already shot. No migration to get there.
Ask once and Gateway returns the final master file across cloud, on-prem and the DAM you bought that went quiet, each result carrying checksums and metadata. The campaign pull stops meaning six logins and a group chat.
Lens shows about 140 formats right in the browser, from layered PSD and camera RAW to broadcast masters and multi-page decks. Eyeball the exact frame before you request it, no Photoshop seat and no download.
Fabric finds assets by campaign and usage rights and flags current versus superseded, so the file you hand a channel is the current, cleared one, not last season's lookalike.
Forge generates concept and channel variants with 60+ models behind one governed API, inside your permissions, returned with visible watermarking and C2PA Content Credentials on images. On-brand and traceable from the first render.
Book the ones that fit your team, or the whole platform. Each shares one index.
Type one question and find the final master version of a still, layout or clip across every store you own, cloud, on-prem and the DAM you already tried, returned with checksums and metadata. The campaign pull stops being a hunt across drives that do not talk to each other.
Preview about 140 formats straight in the browser, from layered PSD and camera RAW to broadcast video and multi-page decks, so you confirm the right frame before you pull it. No Photoshop seat, no round trip, no specialist software.
Find campaign assets by campaign and usage rights and see current versus superseded at a glance, so the version that ships is the one that was actually cleared and on-brand, not an outdated logo lockup or an uncleared frame.
Generate on-brand concepts and channel variants fast, 60+ models behind one governed API, run inside your permissions and returned with visible watermarking plus C2PA Content Credentials on images, so what you make is cleared and traceable from the first render.
Type the brief into Gateway: the approved hero image and cleared product stills for the spring campaign, across every store. It searches cloud, on-prem and the DAM together and returns candidates in one list, each with checksums and metadata.
Lens previews each result in the browser so you pick the right frame on sight, even a layered PSD or RAW. Fabric confirms it is the current version and shows the usage rights, so nothing superseded or off-brand slips into the campaign.
Missing a channel size or a fresh concept? Forge generates it on-brand inside your permissions, watermarked and with C2PA on images, ready to drop into the pull without a clearance scramble or an agency invoice.
Ask Gateway once. It searches across cloud, on-prem and the DAM you already run at the same time and returns the actual final file wherever it lives, with checksums and metadata on every result. Fabric is what confirms that file is the approved, current version. You stop opening Dropbox, the shared drive, cloud buckets and the DAM one by one to reassemble a campaign pull by hand, and there is no migration to get started.
Yes. Lens previews about 140 formats right in the browser, including layered PSD, camera RAW, EXR and DPX, broadcast video and multi-page documents, generated on the fly wherever the file sits. You confirm the exact frame before you request it, with no design seat and no download.
Fabric connects each asset to its campaign and usage rights and flags current versus superseded, so you can tell at a glance whether a file is the version legal actually cleared. That is how you avoid shipping last season's lookalike or an uncleared frame under a Friday deadline.
Yes. Forge offers 60+ generative models behind one governed API, run inside your permissions so output stays on-brand, and returned with visible watermarking plus C2PA Content Credentials on images carrying an AI-source assertion. The fastest way to see it on your own library is the four-week pilot: one slice of the sprawl, read-only, findings in your numbers.