Asset arrival
Confirm expected files, delivery packages, language versions, captions, subtitles, audio description, and metadata.
Solutions / Upstream Media Supply
Connect upstream asset delivery into broadcast readiness.
Upstream suppliers feed assets, versions, audio, captions, masters, graphics, metadata, and technical information into broadcast. BroadSync controls the readiness layer after that supply reaches operations.
Broadcast operations control from ingest to transmission.
Assets
Arrival tracking
Versions
Content truth
QC
Readiness gates
MCR
Acceptance path
Operating record
Asset arrival
Version truth
Readiness gates
Correct framing
Upstream contributors supply content; BroadSync controls broadcast readiness.
The product stays anchored on MCR, playout, TX, compliance, media operations, and engineering, while still acknowledging upstream delivery dependencies.
Version truth
Identify the correct version before scheduling, playlist import, MCR acceptance, and playout.
Readiness gates
Validate QC, compliance, access services, schedule alignment, and operational approval.
Broadcast handover
Move approved assets into MCR, playout, archive, and DR workflows with clear accountability.
Buyer value
Broadcasters get the control layer without replacing upstream tools.
Playout and automation
Connect readiness records to playout servers, automation systems, playlist data, and MCR handover state.
Media supply systems
Coordinate ingest, MAM/PAM, storage, file transfer, transcode, metadata, and package completeness.
QC and compliance
Bring technical QC, loudness, compliance recording, captions, subtitles, and regulatory clearance into one view.
Monitoring and alerts
Surface signal path, server, route, failover, and incident status through alerting and reporting workflows.
Supply control
Start with the handover between media supply and MCR.
That is where late assets, wrong versions, incomplete metadata, missing captions, and compliance gaps become broadcast risk.