In the new list layout for all schema types, you will see all schemas in a tree-like hierarchy. This allows admins to scan the Picturepark data model in one go easily. Another main benefit is the schema-wide search. Admins can search for a schema and get results from all possible schema types.

In the schema list view, the "Fields" column shows how many fields are assigned to each schema, as well as whether the schema is a system schema (not editable).

The sidebar is divided into Filter and Info. In global filters, you can find information on whether a schema is a system schema, whether it is a view for all schema, how its permission set is set, and where the schema is used. When you select a schema, this information changes to schema-specific info like child schemas (if applicable), usage (where it is used, with links to jump to the schema directly), fields (with links for tagboxes, relationship, and fieldsets), and permissions. The Index Field Count shows how many fields from this schema are available for searching and filtering.

What are all these schemas?

• Use Lists for simple or smart tags with synonyms, translations, and more details like links to Wikipedia pages. You can also use lists for products with all product details, events, event details, and much more.
• Use Layers for metadata profiles and adaptive metadata you assign to Content Items like copyright information, descriptive metadata, distribution information, or workflow steps.
• Use Fieldsets and Relations to create a set of fields that users have to fill out when relating content or adding Fieldsets, like product view when linking product content.
• Use Virtual Items for file-less content, like press releases, press kits, or landing pages.
• Use Files to modify searchable information from extracted file metadata, e.g., XMP, IPTC, or alike.

Using the schemas, you can turn Picturepark into your product content hub, your event content hub, your campaign content hub, your training content hub, or all of them at once. As your business evolves, so must the data model.

With Picturepark, you can model your data in countless ways. We can support you in choosing the right best practice setup and customize it to match your unique business case.

The channel configuration has a default list view for all channels, making it easier for admins to see the channel sort order (as it will display in the Content Browser) by arranging the list and the sort order number displayed as an attribute of the list layout. Additionally, the view for all settings is directly visible.

The Detail View of a Channel has been shortened to only the most important areas. This will give you a better overview of the channel configuration. The reworked channel detail view allows for faster editing, including more support for defining channel filters (the segmentation of content per channel).

For Terms of Service, the new list layout gives a better overview of active Terms of Service, and in the detail view, the settings are organized for faster editing.

Shortcuts

A further improvement for editing channels and terms of service configuration are the shortcuts below:

• Add (Insert): CTRL + I
• Edit: CTRL + E
• Save: CTRL + S
• Paging: ALT + arrow left / arrow right

On Apple devices, use Apple Key instead of CTRL.