Product Records are the bridge between your product catalogue, their related Product Requests, and all assets and data related to their individual productions. The Product Hub Page in Gamma is your central resource for viewing, interacting, maintaining, & actioning those Product Records.

Product Hub is the fundamental base layer in Creative Force that features a true product record: a persistent, centralized entry for every product in your catalogue. It serves as the data intelligence layer that connects your product data to your creative operations, enabling more intelligent production and more centralized data.

For the purpose of introducing and covering the different elements on the Product Hub page, we will break them down into four different groupings. In the Map below, each grouping is indicated by a color, and in the table, we'll describe each.

To go directly to a more in-depth explanation of the section and what's available, use the 'Learn more' link in its corresponding section of the table.

The top-left section of the UI controls aspects of how the page appears, as well as which Product Records appear in the product list.

The filter icon can be selected to browse and then apply filters related to various properties. Multiple properties can be applied at once for very specific searches. You can also use conditional filters to further enhance the specificity of your search.

Some property filters also allow the application of conditional language to the search. eg, 'contains' or 'does not contain' "X."

For properties like Product Code, you can also select an option to paste a list of values from a CSV. This allows you to easily apply large value sets to your search.

Use the Freetext Search box to type in specific values and search for matching results. For more information on Freetext Search logic, see our article here.

Display settings allow you to control the appearance of the Product Hub. From column display settings that control which data is relevant, to creating and loading saved combinations of filters via Views.

Select the Display Settings Icon to control the thumbnail size for Display Images. This will also change and scale the columns that appear around the thumbnail.

The column display settings allow you to turn on, turn off, or reorder columns that appear around the Item List. This allows you to better control the data you would like to review at a glance.

Views allow you to save a specific combination of filters and column display settings so you can quickly return to a tailored table configuration whenever you need it. Rather than reapplying filters each time you visit a page, a saved View preserves your setup and makes it instantly accessible from the Views panel.

For a full list of configurations saved when a view is created, expand the list below.

The Product List is the core working area of the Product Hub screen– the grid where your Product Records come to life. Each row represents a single product, and each column surfaces a specific attribute or piece of data about it. Together, rows and columns form a living matrix: the columns you choose and the filters you apply determine exactly which products appear and what information is shown about them.

Beyond simply displaying information, the Product List is where users interact with their products directly. From here you can select a single product or multi-select many at once, open a product's slide-in panel to view and edit its details, and initiate actions on one or a group of products.

Actions can be applied to Product Records in multiple ways– depending on what records you want to select and the specific action you want to apply.

The Actions button towards the top right of the page allows you to apply the same functions to many Product records at once, or to just one item. After having made a bulk, multi, or single selection through one of the processes above, click 'Action' to view the menu of available actions to be applied.

The Slide-Out Menu is the single-product detail panel in Product Hub. It opens from the right edge of the screen when you select a product in the Product List, and stays anchored there so the list remains visible behind it. While the Product List shows many products at once, the Slide-Out Menu focuses on one in greater detail.

The panel is organized into tabs: Overview, Production, Outfits, Assets, Properties, and Variants– which group details, production activity, media, attributes, & etc.

In addition to the slide-out menu, an expanded overview menu can be accessed by selecting 'View' at the top of the slide-out.

From the 3-dot menu on the Slide-Out Menu, you can initiate certain actions specific to the Product Record directly. These options are the same as outlined in the Actions section we covered earlier in this article.

New Product Records can be created via a special action button, which brings up a menu with various methods of creation.