Creative operations

Find, select and create

Media organises and retrieves library material. A connected assistant can find resources for a brief and work with the tools you connect to it. Desktop supports work with the local archive. Studio is Polimake’s editing layer, in development.

The three Polimake layers working on the same asset

Keep the material’s context

Associate originals, references and deliveries with their project. When an adaptation is requested, the team can recover the material and check where it came from.

The lifeline of an asset with all its versions and comments

Distributed teams, freelancers and agencies

The same library across three time zones. External collaborators come in with permissions, not a file-transfer link, and when the job ends you revoke it and that is that. If you produce in several markets, you standardise the process once and it applies everywhere.

A distributed team working on the same library

Start with work you already have

Before commissioning another shoot or starting a design, search for useful material. Gather a selection, note what is missing and prepare the editing brief with those files.

Data propagating between brief, planning, review and publishing

Give the assistant specific files

Connect the assistant to Polimake so it can retrieve your own material. Add the brief and the details it needs: the archive supplies images and scenes, and you confirm the working context.

AI with full context making recommendations on assets in Polimake

Coordinate creative work in Polimake

Try the workflow with a brief and a selection from your own archive.

Other ways Polimake helps

Guide: creative operations

The concept, from scratch.

Studio

Edit and produce on your own files.

Comparisons

Polimake versus Monday, Asana, Frame.io, and Notion.