What We Shipped

Studio now has a dedicated reviewer team role, and reviewers can claim and hand off work in the approval queue.

• A role of its own: reviewers get their own invite flow, separate from suppliers and full members
• Only the tools they need: the review tab and queue are hidden from teammates who lack approval access
• Claim and assign: reviewers can claim submissions and assign or unassign them, with reviewer badges in list rows and the detail panel
• Focus on your work: the queue defaults to showing the submissions assigned to you, and the sidebar shows how many are waiting on you

The library list view got a real tune-up. Moving columns around, resizing them, navigating with the keyboard, and working through big folders should all feel smoother now, especially when the grid has a lot on screen.

• Column drag and resize are steadier: less jumping, fewer weird snaps, and much better behavior after auto-fit or reset
• Scrolling does less work: the grid renders less offscreen content, trims hover chrome during fast scroll, and avoids mounting row actions everywhere
• Selection and row states stay lined up: pinned columns, group rows, and selection borders stay in sync while you move around
• Name links are sane again: in list mode, folder and asset names are clickable only on the text, not across the empty space to the right

Supplier and reviewer assignment management now feels like one system instead of a pile of similar-looking screens.

• The same assignment flow everywhere: suppliers and reviewers now share the same add and edit patterns, the same assignment cards, and the same searchable pickers
• Less scope clutter: assignment options are trimmed down to All products, Product type or Category fallback, Brand, plus a separate Specific products mode when you need to target exact SKUs
• Better product search for multilingual catalogs: product lookups now normalize accents and rank exact phrase and all-token matches ahead of fuzzy fallback, which fixes searches that used to fail once you typed the full query

Library uploads feel quicker and recover more cleanly when something interrupts them.

• Instant previews: a preview appears the moment you add a file, instead of waiting for processing to finish
• Survives interruptions: the upload pipeline recovers more reliably after an interrupted session and keeps completion state in sync
• Faster big batches: large uploads run faster because files now upload in parallel

Before and after comparisons now use a synchronised zoom-and-pan viewer instead of the old drag slider, so you can inspect a change pixel for pixel.

• Zoom in together: both sides zoom and pan in sync at any level, so you compare the same detail on each
• Across the app: the new viewer powers autofix results, asset history, and derivative comparisons
• No more guessing: fine changes that the slider could hide are now easy to confirm

If you use the vendor portal, you now get much more control over where approved and rejected files land in Sirv.

• Separate approved and rejected delivery roots let you route each outcome into its own Sirv folder instead of forcing everything through one shared base path
• Recorded delivery cleanup means reversing approval requests cleanup of the recorded Sirv delivery: delete the recorded delivered target and restore an original only when delivery metadata records a rename_original backup
• Clearer delivery audit trail records which base-folder source was used when a file was delivered, which makes it much easier to debug path issues

Connecting and disconnecting a Sirv account now works correctly from settings, including for personal workspaces.

• Connect and disconnect both work: linking and unlinking a Sirv account behaves correctly from inside settings
• Personal workspaces too: the flow now works for personal workspaces, not just teams
• More search results: search in the Sirv file picker returns up to 1000 results instead of stopping at 100

You can now have Sirv scan a folder and tag the images that already have a clean white background, so you can filter to print-ready shots without checking each one.

• Configure it in settings: point auto-tagging at a folder and let it detect images that already sit on white
• Filter by the result: the file picker can filter to these tags so you only see the matching files
• See what it did: each run reports how many files were scanned, matched, and tagged

Create Studio can now generate images in bulk, with tracked jobs you can watch and come back to.

• Bulk across modes: run tracked batch jobs for the Create, Lifestyle, and Background modes
• A dedicated batch drawer: follow progress in an activity rail with a per-job detail view
• Pick up where it finished: the completion email links straight back to the finished job with the drawer already open

Background replace now offers a flat solid-colour fill alongside AI-generated scenes, for when you just want a clean studio backdrop.

• Everywhere it matters: solid-colour mode is available in the single and batch background-replace tools, Create Studio, the workflow pipeline, and the Zapier action.
• Two ways to fill: pick Smart cutout for AI background removal first and cleaner edges, or Simple tint for a fast recolour of white and near-white backgrounds.
• Cheaper than a full scene: a solid fill costs a fraction of what AI scene generation does, so swapping in a clean backdrop is light on credits.
• Pick a colour, get a colour: choose from presets like White, Stone, Charcoal, or enter your own, and get the same consistent fill every time instead of generating a fresh scene.