Descriptive and Administrative metadata can be pushed with the asset to streamline the process of uploading approved assets in Wrike to MediaValet. Mapping metadata can either be done by adding the custom field at a task level, or mapping a field from an asset request form to a Wrike task.
Creating a Custom Field in Wrike
In order for the custom field in Wrike to made to a custom attribute in Wrike, there needs to be matching names for the custom field (Wrike) and Customer Attribute (MediaValet).
The custom field and custom attribute values must also match - i.e. a list value set in Wrike must also match the list value type in MediaValet.
Example Mapping Options
MediaValet Attribute Type | Wrike Attribute Type |
Text, Unique ID | Text |
Text | Single Select |
Dropdown | Checkbox |
Number-decimal, Number-integer*, unique ID | Number |
Number-decimal, Number-integer* | Percent, Currency |
Date/Time | Date |
Adding a Custom Field in Wrike
At the top of the task heading, navigate to the right option icon and select Manage Custom Fields.
Create a new field that already exists in MediaValet as a Custom Attribute or, create a net new Wrike Custom field with matching MediaValet custom attribute values. The Wrike Field name must equal the MediaValet Attribute name, and the Wrike Field Type must equal the MediaValet attribute type.
Managing Custom Fields for your Project/Task
Using the same manage fields icon displayed above, add relevant fields to the task or project and refresh the project. You will then see the task and project fields populated, which will carry with the asset when published to MediaValet.
Adding and Managing Custom Attributes in MediaValet
From your top right admin Menu, select Attributes and Add New Attribute. The attribute names and attribute values must match the Wrike Field Name and Wrike Field Values.