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Frame.io and Creative Cloud for teams and enterprise plans

  1. Adobe Enterprise & Teams: Administration guide
  2. Plan your deployment
    1. Basic concepts
      1. Licensing
      2. Identity
      3. User management
      4. App deployment
      5. Admin Console overview
      6. Admin roles
    2. Deployment Guides
      1. Named User deployment guide
      2. SDL deployment guide
      3. Deploy Adobe Acrobat 
    3. Deploy Creative Cloud for education
      1. Deployment home
      2. K-12 Onboarding Wizard
      3. Simple setup
      4. Syncing Users
      5. Roster Sync K-12 (US)
      6. Key licensing concepts
      7. Deployment options
      8. Quick tips
      9. Approve Adobe apps in Google Admin Console
      10. Enable Adobe Express in Google Classroom
      11. Integration with Canvas LMS
      12. Integration with Blackboard Learn
      13. Configuring SSO for District Portals and LMSs
      14. Add users through Roster Sync
      15. Kivuto FAQ
      16. Primary and Secondary institution eligibility guidelines
  3. Set up your organization
    1. Identity types | Overview
    2. Set up identity | Overview
    3. Set up organization with Enterprise ID
    4. Setup Azure AD federation and sync
      1. Set up SSO with Microsoft via Azure OIDC
      2. Add Azure Sync to your directory
      3. Role sync for Education
      4. Azure Connector FAQ
    5. Set up Google Federation and sync
      1. Set up SSO with Google Federation
      2. Add Google Sync to your directory
      3. Google federation FAQ
    6. Set up organization with Microsoft ADFS
    7. Set up organization for District Portals and LMS
    8. Set up organization with other Identity providers
      1. Create a directory
      2. Verify ownership of a domain
      3. Add domains to directories
    9. SSO common questions and troubleshooting
      1. SSO Common questions
      2. SSO Troubleshooting
      3. Education common questions
    10. Set up Frame.io for enterprise
      1. Adobe Admin Console for Frame.io enterprise users
      2. Automate your setup using Frame.io server-to-server support
  4. Manage your organization setup
    1. Manage existing domains and directories
    2. Enable automatic account creation
    3. Domain Enforcement for restricted authentication
    4. Set up organization via directory trust
    5. Migrate to a new authentication provider 
    6. Asset settings
    7. Authentication settings
    8. IP-based access control
    9. Privacy and security contacts
    10. Console settings
    11. Manage encryption  
  5. Manage users
    1. Overview
    2. Manage administrative roles
    3. Manage user roles
    4. Manage Frame.io account roles
    5. User management strategies
      1. Manage users individually   
      2. Manage multiple users (Bulk CSV)
      3. User Sync tool (UST)
      4. Microsoft Azure Sync
      5. Google Federation Sync
    6. Assign licenses to a Teams user
    7. In-app user management for teams
      1. Manage your team in Adobe Express
      2. Manage your team in Adobe Acrobat
    8. Add users with matching email domains
    9. Change user's identity type
    10. Manage user groups
    11. Manage directory users
    12. Manage exception list for domain enforcement
    13. Manage developers
    14. Migrate existing users to the Admin Console
    15. Migrate user management to the Admin Console
    16. Migrate Frame.io user management to the Admin Console
  6. Manage products and entitlements
    1. Manage products and product profiles
      1. Manage products
      2. Buy products and licenses
      3. Manage product profiles for enterprise users
      4. Manage automatic assignment rules
      5. Entitle users to train Firefly custom models
      6. Review product requests
      7. Manage self-service policies
      8. Manage app integrations
      9. Manage product permissions in the Admin Console  
      10. Enable/disable services for a product profile
      11. Single App | Creative Cloud for enterprise
      12. Optional services
    2. Manage Shared Device licenses
      1. What's new
      2. Deployment guide
      3. Create packages
      4. Recover licenses
      5. Manage profiles
      6. Licensing toolkit
      7. Shared Device Licensing FAQ
  7. Get started with Global Admin Console
    1. Adopt global administration
    2. Select your organization
    3. Manage organization hierarchy
    4. Manage product profiles
    5. Manage administrators
    6. Manage user groups
    7. Create license assignment reports
    8. Update organization policies
    9. Manage policy templates
    10. Allocate products to child organizations
    11. Execute pending jobs
    12. Download audit logs and export reports
    13. Export or import organization structure
  8. Manage storage and assets
    1. Storage
      1. Manage enterprise storage
      2. Adobe Creative Cloud: Update to storage
      3. Manage Adobe storage
    2. Manage projects
    3. Asset migration
      1. Automated Asset Migration
      2. Automated Asset Migration FAQ  
      3. Manage transferred assets
    4. Reclaim assets from a user
    5. Student asset migration | EDU only
      1. Student File Transfer admin guide
      2. Student File Transfer FAQ
  9. Manage services
    1. Adobe Stock
      1. Adobe Stock credit packs for teams
      2. Adobe Stock for enterprise
      3. Use Adobe Stock for enterprise
      4. Adobe Stock License Approval
    2. Custom fonts
    3. Adobe Asset Link
      1. Overview
      2. Create user group
      3. Configure Adobe Experience Manager Assets
      4. Configure and install Adobe Asset Link
      5. Manage assets
      6. Adobe Asset Link for XD
    4. Adobe Acrobat Sign
      1. Set up Adobe Acrobat Sign for enterprise or teams
      2. Adobe Acrobat Sign - Team feature Administrator
      3. Manage Adobe Acrobat Sign on the Admin Console
    5. Creative Cloud for enterprise - free membership
    6. Frame.io and Creative Cloud for teams and enterprise plans
  10. Deploy apps and updates
    1. Overview
      1. Deploy and deliver apps and updates
      2. Plan to deploy
      3. Prepare to deploy
    2. Create packages
      1. Package apps via the Admin Console
      2. Create Named User Licensing Packages
      3. Manage pre-generated packages
        1. Manage Adobe templates
        2. Manage Single-app packages
      4. Manage packages
      5. Manage device licenses
      6. Serial number licensing
    3. Customize packages
      1. Customize the Creative Cloud desktop app
      2. Include extensions in your package
    4. Deploy Packages 
      1. Deploy packages
      2. Deploy Adobe packages using Microsoft Intune
      3. Deploy Adobe packages with SCCM
      4. Deploy Adobe packages with ARD
      5. Install products in the Exceptions folder
      6. Uninstall Creative Cloud products
      7. Use Adobe provisioning toolkit enterprise edition
    5. Manage updates
      1. Change management for Adobe enterprise and teams customers
      2. Deploy updates
    6. Adobe Update Server Setup Tool (AUSST)
      1. AUSST Overview
      2. Set up the internal update server
      3. Maintain the internal update server
      4. Common use cases of AUSST   
      5. Troubleshoot the internal update server
    7. Adobe Remote Update Manager (RUM)
      1. Release notes
      2. Use Adobe Remote Update Manager
    8. Troubleshoot
      1. Troubleshoot Creative Cloud apps installation and uninstallation errors
      2. Query client machines to check if a package is deployed
  11. Manage your Teams account
    1. Manage your organization's contracts and agreements
    2. Complimentary membership for team members
    3. Update payment details
    4. Manage invoices
    5. Change contract owner
    6. Change your plan
    7. Change reseller
    8. Cancel your plan
    9. Purchase Request compliance
  12. Renewals
    1. Teams membership: Renewals
    2. Enterprise in VIP: Renewals and compliance
  13. Manage contracts
    1. Automated expiration stages for ETLA contracts
    2. Switching contract types within an existing Adobe Admin Console
    3. Value Incentive Plan (VIP) in China
    4. VIP Select help
  14. Reports & logs
    1. Audit Log
    2. Assignment reports
    3. Content Logs
  15. Get help
    1. Contact Adobe Customer Care
    2. Support options for teams accounts
    3. Support options for enterprise accounts
    4. Support options for Experience Cloud

Applies to enterprise & teams.

Starting October 14, 2024, Adobe Creative Cloud for Teams and Enterprise users will have access to Frame.io creative management and collaboration tools within Adobe Premiere Pro, as well as the Frame.io web, Apple iPad, and Apple iPhone apps.

Frame.io streamlines workflows by centralizing all assets, comments, notes, and feedback together in the cloud, where creatives, collaborators, and stakeholders can access them from anywhere in the world.

As Frame.io is still in the process of integrating into Adobe, some of the experiences provided may differ slightly from what Creative Cloud customers are used to. Review the following Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about Frame.io for Creative Cloud.

What is Frame.io?

Frame.io is a flexible, fast, intuitive, and secure creative management layer that empowers creatives and their teams with all of the tools they need to organize, review and manage work-in-progress assets, and orchestrate the people and processes supporting them.

Editors working in Premeire Pro can use the integrated Frame.io panel to stay connected with collaborators and key stakeholders, all without leaving their timelines.

This significantly reduces the time required for reviewing creative work-in-progress assets, getting notes, and implementing changes. For more information, visit Frame.io/adobe-cc.

What do Frame.io plans include? 

Frame.io offers various customer plans depending on their business needs; options range from Free to Enterprise. You can find more information about those plans here.

When signing up with Adobe credentials, Creative Cloud customers unlock an enhanced free plan that includes 100GB of dedicated Frame.io cloud storage, the ability to work on up to five different projects with another user, and Camera to Cloud.

Admins can easily add even more collaboration and security features, users, and storage by upgrading to a paid plan in the Frame.io app.

Usage of Frame.io is subject to the Frame.io Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

What's the Frame.io Team plan trial? 

The first time you sign in to Frame.io using your Adobe ID, you'll start a 30-day free trial of the Frame.io Team plan. At the end of the 30-day Frame.io Team plan trial, you’ll continue to receive the enhanced free Frame.io plan with 100GB of Frame.io cloud storage, five projects, and Camera to Cloud.

For more information, see Frame.io plans and features.

Will admins need to activate Frame.io for their users? 

Yes, Frame.io is disabled by default for Creative Cloud enterprise customers. Administrators can enable Frame.io using the Adobe Admin Console. For more information, see Enable or disable services.

For Creative Cloud for individuals and teams, Frame.io will be enabled by default.

How can an IT Admin turn off Frame.io for all users?

When Frame.io for Adobe Creative Cloud becomes available, the following network endpoints will need to be accessible. IT Admins can use these network endpoints to block users from accessing Frame.io.

*.frame.io 
*.f.io 
frameio*.s3*.amazonaws.com

Note

For the complete list and additional details, see the Frame.io list endpoints.

How can I start using Frame.io with Creative Cloud?

As a Creative Cloud Teams or Enterprise member, your administrator should set up or enable the Frame.io account first and then invite you and your group members to the account to maximize your collaboration.

Note

Adobe recommends that you reach out to our Adobe support team or contact your sales representative. We can provide guidance on plans that are suitable for your specific usage scenarios.

What happens on Frame.io Team trial expiration, or if I exceed quota?

At the end of the 30-day Frame.io Team plan trial, you’ll continue to receive the enhanced free Frame.io plan with 100GB of Frame.io cloud storage, five projects, and Camera to Cloud. 
If you exceed the user, project, or storage limits, you'll be unable to add more and be prompted to purchase a paid plan. While users can individually purchase and update to Frame.io Team plans, contact your administrator to inquire about a unified Frame.io Team or Enterprise plan as your organization requires.

Admins cannot manage Frame.io using the Adobe Admin Console at this time. To manage Frame.io accounts, admins can use the Frame.io console.

What if we have more than 15 members on our Creative Cloud Teams or Enterprise plan who would like to try Frame.io?

The Frame.io Enterprise plan is best suited for organizations with more than 15 members who need to collaborate. It allows unlimited members, teams, and storage, as well as enterprise-level security features for content and sign-in credentials. If you are interested in trying the Enterprise plan, please get in touch with your Adobe sales representative or Frame.io sales.

How can I get all the members of my Creative Cloud Teams or Enterprise groups added to the same Frame.io Account?

If you are a Creative Cloud Teams member, your administrator should set up or enable the Frame.io account first and then invite you and your group members to the account to maximize your collaboration. During the initial 30-day free trial of the Frame.io Team plan, your administrator can add up to 15 members of their choice. After the Team free trial ends, your admin can sign up to continue using the Frame.io Team plan.

If you are an enterprise user, setting up a team is best accomplished through a formal Proof-of-concept process that will highlight enterprise-level security, branding and storage features. Reach out to your Adobe sales representative who is ready to help you with this process.

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