EYZFLOW / CONTENT & OPERATIONS
Core
Manage your catalogue, rights, and offers in one place. Keep the library connected to the services and teams that use it.
The work behind
every film.
A video file sits alongside artwork, metadata, language versions, and the rules for publishing it.
Keep the material together.
Connect masters, images, and versions to the title they belong to. Give every team the same place to start.
Know where it can play.
Carry territories and licensing windows with the content, so availability follows the agreement.
Connect it to your service.
Bring the library into subscriptions, rentals, and free offers, with access set for each audience.
BEHIND THE CATALOGUE
The work attached
to every title.
The source stays connected to the rest of the operation.
- Content records
- Titles, artwork, cast, genres, identifiers, and localized metadata. Keep the information with the asset it describes.
- Rights & availability
- Territories, licensing windows, and commercial terms determine where and when each title can appear.
- Offers & services
- Subscriptions, transactions, and free access. Run different storefronts from a shared library, with their own publishing rules.
- People & systems
- Roles and audit logs for your team. APIs and webhooks for the systems already in your operation.
EYZFLOW CORE / TECHNICAL REFERENCE
Technical information.
The data model, access controls, and integration points behind your catalogue.
Content model
A content record brings together localized titles, identifiers, release data, ratings, artwork, and cast and crew relationships. External integration IDs connect it to records in your other systems.
Rights model
Define territories, licensing windows, exclusivity, revenue shares, and minimum guarantees. Associate those terms with the products that use the content.
Commercial model
Configure products, plans, and offers for subscription, transactional, free, ad-supported, or promotional access. Combine models to suit the service.
Integration
APIs, API keys, and webhooks connect external systems to content operations and workflow events, keeping your catalogue part of the wider operation.
Access control
Use roles to control what team members can access. Audit logs keep a record of operational actions for your team to review.
Service configuration
Run multiple storefronts over a centralized library. Each can have its own branding, pricing, availability, and publishing rules while sharing the underlying operations.
For integration planning: bring your metadata schema, identifiers, rights model, and existing systems.
LET’S TALK CORE
Tell us what
you’re working on.
Tell us about your library, your teams, and the services you operate.
Contact the team