Products
Five products for the whole broadcast and ad chain
Start with the one you need now. Each product works on its own with your existing systems and connects to the others without extra integration.
Products
Cloud playout and channel origination
Channel Foundry
Channel Foundry is the playout and scheduling layer. Programmers build the day, apply the channel's look, and place ad breaks once. The same channel then plays out to FAST platforms, your own apps, IPTV headends, and in-room TV without a second system.
- Scheduling and EPG
- Playout automation
- Branding and graphics
- Break structure
- Content preparation
- As-run and compliance
Live workflow and event control
Live Desk
Live Desk brings every live source into a single operating view: program and preview, automatic failover, live graphics, and a break button that sends a correct SCTE-35 cue every time. It is built for sports, news, and any event that cannot miss a cue.
- Program and preview
- Automatic failover
- Breaks on cue
- Live graphics
- Event scheduling
- Rights and blackouts
SCTE-35 server-side ad insertion
Edge Splice
Edge Splice reads SCTE-35 cues in the stream, asks for a decision, and stitches the ads into the stream on the server side, frame-accurately. Viewers get a broadcast-smooth break, ad blockers have nothing to block, and you get proof of what aired in every session.
- Cue detection
- Per-session stitching
- Creative conditioning
- Fill and fallback
- Impression tracking
- Proof of play
AI-powered advertising and yield
Moment Exchange
Moment Exchange decides what runs in each break. It reads the scene that leads into the break, the session, and every source of demand, then builds the pod that earns the most within your rules on brand safety, separation, and frequency.
- Scene-level context
- Unified demand
- Pod construction
- Brand suitability
- Floors and yield
- Supply-chain transparency
Distribution and delivery
Network Fabric
Network Fabric takes one channel and delivers it to every destination: FAST platforms, your OTT apps, IPTV headends, and hospitality properties. Each destination gets the format, markers, and program guide it needs, and you see what is on air everywhere from one view.
- Per-destination packaging
- FAST platform delivery
- IPTV and headend handoff
- Hospitality delivery
- Multi-CDN
- On-air confirmation
Which products each business typically uses
A starting point for scoping. Most customers begin with two or three products and add more later.
| Solution | Channel Foundry | Live Desk | Edge Splice | Moment Exchange | Network Fabric |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FAST channels | FAST channels uses Channel Foundry | FAST channels does not use Live Desk | FAST channels uses Edge Splice | FAST channels uses Moment Exchange | FAST channels uses Network Fabric |
| OTT and streaming apps | OTT and streaming apps uses Channel Foundry | OTT and streaming apps does not use Live Desk | OTT and streaming apps uses Edge Splice | OTT and streaming apps uses Moment Exchange | OTT and streaming apps uses Network Fabric |
| IPTV and pay-TV operators | IPTV and pay-TV operators uses Channel Foundry | IPTV and pay-TV operators uses Live Desk | IPTV and pay-TV operators uses Edge Splice | IPTV and pay-TV operators does not use Moment Exchange | IPTV and pay-TV operators uses Network Fabric |
| Hospitality TV | Hospitality TV uses Channel Foundry | Hospitality TV does not use Live Desk | Hospitality TV uses Edge Splice | Hospitality TV uses Moment Exchange | Hospitality TV uses Network Fabric |
| Sports networks | Sports networks uses Channel Foundry | Sports networks uses Live Desk | Sports networks uses Edge Splice | Sports networks uses Moment Exchange | Sports networks uses Network Fabric |
| Digital publishers | Digital publishers uses Channel Foundry | Digital publishers uses Live Desk | Digital publishers uses Edge Splice | Digital publishers uses Moment Exchange | Digital publishers uses Network Fabric |