Upload & Publishing Flow
Content work moves from upload to provider processing, editorial review, revision history, and app publishing. The same record can hold metadata, images, video references, access type, SEO fields, and episode structure.
Upload and publishing
From uploaded media to published apps without handoffs.
Catalog Model
Use content records for films, series, and episodes. Add seasons, episode numbers, cast, crews, production companies, countries, languages, genres, collections, networks, tags, keywords, maturity ratings, and SEO fields.
Content states protect release quality
Media Assets
Attach posters, backdrops, episode images, main videos, trailers, subtitles, and provider references. Media settings support external storage and video delivery services so operators can validate upload paths before publishing.
| Asset | Purpose | Operational note |
|---|---|---|
| Main video | Primary playback asset | Wait for provider processing before publishing. |
| Trailer / teaser | Marketing and preview playback | Useful for public discovery and conversion. |
| Poster / backdrop | Cards, hero rows, and detail pages | Backdrops matter for hero and TV layouts. |
Metadata
TMDB import and resync help teams accelerate metadata entry. Manual metadata remains editable, so teams can tune titles, descriptions, age ratings, localized data, and merchandising tags for their own service.
- 1Search or import from TMDBFetch movie or series metadata, images, cast, genres, and episode structures where available.
- 2Review editorial fieldsAdjust descriptions, SEO title, tags, maturity rating, languages, and merchandising labels for your service.
- 3Lock release readinessConfirm media processing, images, access type, and publish state before pushing to apps.
Review Quality
Use draft, review, published, and archived states to separate preparation from release. Revisions and activity history make it easier to understand who changed a record and when a rollback is needed.