Systems operational live
  • Data Ingest records ingested 24h
  • Harmonization & Enrichment assets enriched 24h
  • Media & Image Hub images processed 24h
  • Metadata & Media Delivery API requests served 24h
  • Platform availability uptime 30d

Representative platform activity · updated continuously

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Streaming & telecom integrations

3rd-party platforms Powering cross-platform content discovery

In short

From Dplay/Discovery+ and HBO Max across Europe, to Amazon Prime inside Bouygues' interface, to Netflix curation on Canal+, our Open ID matching and harmonised metadata make third-party content feel native on every platform.

3rd-party platforms — Powering cross-platform content discovery
15+ yr Bouygues partnership
30+ yr Canal+ collaboration
Pan-EU Dplay & HBO Max delivery
The challenge

Where it started

Operators increasingly aggregate third-party catalogues, but every platform arrives with its own identifiers, exclusivity rules and formats, all of which must be reconciled before content can surface coherently in a single interface.

The approach

What we did

  • Dplay/Discovery+ and HBO Max: high-quality, localised Linear TV Metadata in a standardised format wherever the platform is available in Europe.
  • Bouygues and Amazon Prime: precise ID matching and metadata harmonisation bringing Prime content into Bouygues' UI, with Disney metadata processed separately to meet exclusivity requirements.
  • Canal+ and Netflix: IDs and core metadata supporting Canal+ editors as they curate selected Netflix content within their own platform.
The outcome

The results

  • Smooth integrations and enhanced viewer experiences across regional platforms.
  • Third-party content promoted effectively while keeping internal interfaces consistent.
  • Full compliance with platform and exclusivity requirements.

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