A founder-led pilot for businesses that need product photos captured or organised, standardised to one recipe, mapped to the right SKU and checked by a person before delivery.
Ambic separates a scoped managed service from the software demonstration. Neither path is an unattended public image-generation service.
After reviewing the brief, Ambic can scope image intake or suitable onsite/guided capture, an agreed processing recipe, SKU mapping, review and delivery.
An authenticated founder workspace supports ordered intake, recipe controls, review and manifest demonstrations while public accounts, billing and unattended access remain closed.
The pilot is designed around association and review, not only image generation. Exact scope depends on the source quality, category and output channels.
Start from an ordered image batch. Onsite or guided capture can be scoped for suitable categories, locations and volumes.
Apply an agreed recipe for background, canvas, crop, shadow, watermark and channel sizes.
Associate outputs with product identifiers, preview filename rules and hold uncertain results for human review.
Release only the approved derivatives and a reviewable source-to-output manifest under the written pilot scope.
Customers must own or license every submitted asset and approve the final product representation. Ambic keeps standard corrections separate from creative or synthetic derivatives.
Image, product, trademark and any real-person permissions are recorded for the scoped job.
The general enquiry form does not collect product photos. Samples move through a separately agreed channel and purpose.
Colour, count, geometry, marks, labels and disclosed alterations remain subject to customer approval.
No. Customer registration, unattended processing, public billing and general production access remain closed. The current route is a founder-led pilot enquiry, with a separate authenticated workspace for supervised demonstrations.
A managed capture pilot can be scoped after Ambic reviews the category, quantity, location, handling risk and required shots. Availability, custody terms and turnaround are confirmed in writing before products are accepted.
No. Creative or model-based derivatives are treated as AI-assisted visualisations unless a specific accuracy method has been separately validated. Product-fidelity review and appropriate synthetic-media disclosure are required before publication.
There is no public standard turnaround yet. Timing is agreed only after a sample and batch review establish capture, correction, review, revision and delivery effort.
The public page does not accept product uploads or call processing providers. A human reviews each enquiry, confirms the sample route and documents scope before any pilot begins.
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