What You Can Do
Brand-Matched Asset Packs
Drop in a campaign brief, pick your audiences, and Gradial fills the full audience × treatment × channel matrix with imagery pulled from your indexed DAM. Different audiences get different visuals, and every cell stays on brand.“Build a campaign matrix for our Q3 product launch targeting enterprise and SMB audiences.”
Visual Duplicate Detection
Gradial groups every visual duplicate and near-duplicate in your DAM into a single cluster — including re-exports, re-crops, and color edits that a file-hash check would miss. Pick a canonical version and Gradial replaces stale variants across every site that references them.Structured, Actionable Results
Every search returns asset paths, titles, and asset IDs the agent can act on directly — not just a list to triage manually.Visual Workflow Mapping
A live graph shows every task in flight, every matrix cell or cluster completed, and anything stuck upstream.Human-in-the-Loop Approvals
Workflows pause at QA checkpoints. Nothing ships, replaces, or activates until brand and compliance sign off.How It Works
1
Index your DAM
Your Gradial team sets up and runs indexing jobs over your connected asset libraries. Asset Search results are only available after indexing is complete.
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Pick a workflow
Choose to build an Asset Pack from a brief, or open the duplicate cluster view to audit and clean up your library.
3
Ask in plain English
Describe what you want done. Gradial plans the fan-out and shows matched assets, matrix cells, or duplicate clusters before acting.
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Approve and ship
Review Asset Pack cells or replacement plans. Promote to live when you’re ready.
Getting Started
- Connect your DAM. Add your AEM asset library from the integrations page if you haven’t already — see AEM setup.
- Contact your Gradial team to schedule indexing for your connected DAM.
- Build your first Asset Pack or run a duplicate audit. Once indexing is complete, describe the task in Gradial Chat.
Also need to find and update content across your AEM pages? See Site Search & Find-and-Replace for site-wide content operations.