Platform 01 — Media supply chain
Manage, package and deliver video content to any endpoint from one cloud-native media supply chain — at a fraction of the storage footprint, and without re-rendering a master file for every edit.
Deduplication, parallel processing and template-driven packaging move the numbers that normally dominate a media supply chain budget.
Up to 70%
Reduction in cloud storage held per title once duplicate frames across versions are stored once rather than per file.
~2 min
Typical time to process a full feature title using cloud-native parallel transcoding across distributed workers.
100+
Prebuilt packaging and delivery templates covering the major OTT, retail and broadcast endpoint specifications.
Up to 90%
Share of common file and delivery defects caught by automated quality control before content reaches an endpoint.
These are published benchmark figures for the underlying platform technology, measured across production deployments. They are not results from Synthis engagements, and they are not a performance commitment for any particular catalogue — actual figures depend on your content mix, version counts and delivery specifications. We will size the expected range against your own library during discovery.
A single cloud-native path from arrival to delivery, with no hand-built rendering step between versions.
Media arrives in its native format over standard transports. Technical metadata, captions and subtitles are extracted automatically and file QC runs on arrival, so problems surface before anything moves downstream.
No-code title hierarchies, custom metadata fields, virtual folders and tags let the catalogue structure match how the business actually describes it — including placeholder titles for content not yet delivered.
Cloud-native parallel transcoding fans a title across distributed workers, with caption, subtitle and metadata conversion handled in the same pass.
Frame-level analysis identifies what actually differs between an original version and each compliance edit or localisation, so a new version is a delta rather than another master.
Recipe-based packaging assembles deliverables from IMF composition playlists against prebuilt templates, so endpoint-specific rules are configuration rather than bespoke work.
Packages are generated on demand and pushed over the endpoint's preferred transport, with automated file QC and optional third-party delivery QC in front of the handoff.
The operational surface of the platform, from frame-level deduplication through delivery QC and reporting.
Frame-by-frame comparison identifies identical frames across localised, edited and compliance versions of a title, storing one base file plus per-version differences.
Original and territory versions are built directly from deduplication analysis as IMF composition playlists, and deliveries are generated from IMF on demand.
Cloud-native parallel transcoding processes a full feature title in minutes, with industry-standard transcoders and IMF-specific output handling built in.
Flexible incremental versioning captures compliance edits and localisations as saved changes, which makes redelivery of a corrected or re-cut version routine rather than a project.
A point-and-click hierarchy builder and customisable metadata model let operations teams shape the catalogue without engineering involvement.
Recipe-based packaging turns endpoint specifications into reusable templates, covering the formats retail and OTT platforms actually ask for.
Automated cloud-native file QC runs against every asset, with frame-accurate checks and integrations to the QC engines most delivery specifications already reference.
Storage policies move assets between tiers on configurable rules using cloud lifecycle management, so cold catalogue stops paying hot-storage prices.
Forensic watermarking is inserted automatically during processing, so distributed copies stay traceable to the delivery that produced them.
In-platform preview covers most media types, including playback of composition playlists straight out of an IMF package — no local package assembly to check a version.
Five role-based dashboards give every team the same live view of where a title is, with a task interface for sharing content and raising requests across groups.
Processing events from acquisition through distribution aggregate into an accessible analytics warehouse, so cost and cycle time can be measured rather than estimated.
The formats, transports, QC engines and tools the platform speaks natively, so evaluators can check their own delivery matrix against it.
A generative and multimodal layer over the catalogue, licensed as a distinct capability tier.
Unstructured asset ingestion, automated metadata tagging, subtitle generation, compliance checking and a conversational operations assistant that answers questions against the catalogue rather than a document.
Scope and licensing are confirmed per engagement. Talk to us before assuming any of it in a workflow design.
An API-first platform with a GraphQL surface across its objects, so it sits inside your stack rather than beside it.
Create, queue and monitor processing jobs programmatically from your own orchestration layer.
Subscribe to pipeline events to drive downstream systems — rights, scheduling, finance and reporting.
Connect editorial tooling through the Adobe panel and proxy workflows so creative work and supply chain operations share one source of truth.
We'll walk the platform against a real title structure from your library, not a canned demo dataset.
