Define the flow
Collect the inputs, steps, and handoffs that should repeat across a project or campaign.
Workflow execution
Know what is running—and what needs attention.
Turn repeated creative operations into visible jobs and flows, so producers can follow progress and recover from a failed step.
Operations that stay understandable
The work stays connected to its source, edits, and next handoff.
Track the run
See status and progress in Jobs instead of guessing whether a long-running task finished.
Recover precisely
Inspect a failure, correct the input or environment, and retry the relevant work.
A concrete example
A production run with a visible trail
A team can run a batch of campaign variations, see which cells completed, inspect a failed job, and send only the affected result back for revision.
Screens show sample job data. Scheduling and connectors depend on configuration; a completed job is not automatic permission to publish.
How the workflow moves
Prepare
Choose a defined workflow and confirm its inputs.
Run
Start the work, monitor Jobs, and inspect warnings or failures.
Review
Retry a targeted step if needed, then send completed assets for human review.
Best fit
Where this helps most
Producers and operators coordinating recurring creative runs or batches across teams.
Know the boundary
Flows improve repeatability and visibility; human review remains the release boundary for public-facing work.
Make one production job repeatable.
Follow the automation path to see a request, its status, and the review boundary.