New: Enveu Flow is now generally available — automate media operations alongside Experience Cloud. Learn more
Enveu Flow

Media workflow automation you can see and control.

Flow turns raw streams and files into finished, multi-platform content automatically — live-to-VOD, subtitles, clips and social posts — running on the media stack you already have, no code required.

< 25 min — live stream to published VOD, hands-free

OpenAI ElevenLabs AWS Translate Mux Brightcove Amazon S3 CDN Apps · VOD Social DRM Content Manager Kaltura MEDIA WORKFLOW Enveu Flow

Teams that move a lot of video run it on Flow

Next StepIberalia GoPower Sportz+ broadcasters & media companies
< 25 min
Live-to-VOD
75+
Subtitle languages
18+
Media integrations
Standalone
or with Experience Cloud
Integrations

Plugs into the tools your media stack already uses.

18+ media-native integrations across ingest, storage, encoding, captioning, CMS and distribution — plus HTTP and webhooks for anything else. New connectors added regularly.

MuxBrightcoveKalturaJW PlayerWowzaAmazon S3OpenAIElevenLabsAWS TranslateSlackHTTP & webhooks

Categories: ingest · cloud storage · encoding · captioning · CDN · CMS · MAM · social channels · analytics · DRM · ad server · players · notifications.

See it in action

Build a pipeline by dragging, not coding.

Every workflow is a chain of media-native steps — ingest, transcode, transcribe, clip, package, publish. Connect them on the canvas, hit run, and Flow handles the rest.

Runs where you decide

Flow runs standalone in your stack — Experience Cloud is optional.

Flow is a standalone media workflow automation platform. Point it at the CMS, video platform, storage, AI services and distribution tools you already run — you don't need to be an Enveu OTT customer, and you don't have to replace anything to start automating.

Your media stack

Connect Mux, Brightcove, Kaltura, JW Player, Wowza, S3 and more — Flow orchestrates what you already own.

Your workflows

Build pipelines around how your team actually operates — no rip-and-replace, no platform lock-in.

Optional: Experience Cloud

Pair Flow with Enveu Experience Cloud for one end-to-end path from live event to monetized, multi-device VOD — but it's never required.

Coming soon. Deploy Flow from your cloud marketplace.

AWS Marketplace Google Cloud Marketplace Microsoft Azure Marketplace
Flow vs generic automation

Built for complex, long-running media workflows — not just triggers and actions.

Zapier, Make and n8n chain quick trigger-action steps for business apps. Media pipelines are different: they run for minutes or hours, move gigabytes, handle renditions, subtitles and DRM, and can't drop a step halfway. Flow is designed to run and recover those long, complex media workflows end to end — generic tools aren't.

Zapier / Make / n8nEnveu Flow
Built forBusiness apps (CRM, email, sheets)The media supply chain
Workflow typeQuick trigger → action stepsLong, complex, multi-stage media pipelines
Scale & durationTimes out on big or long jobsMinutes-to-hours jobs moving gigabytes, with retries
Understands videoNo — generic payloadsAssets, codecs, subtitles, renditions, CDNs
TemplatesGeneric trigger-actionLive-to-VOD, subtitles, clips, migration
At a technical glance

What Flow automates, end to end.

InputsLive streams, files, VOD assets, webhooks and scheduled triggers
OutputsVOD, subtitles & dubbed audio, clips & highlights, metadata, social posts
Connectors18+ media-native integrations — Mux, Brightcove, Kaltura, JW Player, Wowza, S3, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, AWS Translate, Slack — plus HTTP & webhooks
BuilderVisual drag-and-drop canvas with pre-built media workflow templates — no code
DeploymentStandalone or with Experience Cloud; cloud marketplaces coming soon (AWS, Google, Azure)
Typical run timeLive-to-VOD under 25 minutes; clips & highlights under 15 minutes
Media workflow automation

What is media workflow automation?

Media workflow automation turns the manual, repetitive steps of a video supply chain — ingest, transcode, subtitle, clip, package, tag and publish — into pipelines that run on their own. Instead of an editor exporting a file, an operator uploading it and someone else captioning and posting it, the platform detects a trigger (a stream ends, a file lands, an asset is approved) and runs every downstream step automatically.

Enveu Flow is media workflow automation built for OTT and broadcast teams. Where broadcast workflow automation once meant custom scripts and a systems-integration project, and OTT workflow automation meant stitching generic tools that don't understand video, Flow ships media-native steps and templates — live-to-VOD, multilingual metadata, subtitles and dubbing, clip and highlight generation, content migration and social publishing — configured on a visual canvas, no code required.

Frequently asked questions
Enveu Flow is a media workflow automation platform for OTT, broadcast and video teams. It connects your CMS, video platform, AI services, storage and publishing tools into automated pipelines — live-to-VOD, subtitles, clips, migration and social publishing — without custom code.
Zapier, Make and n8n automate quick trigger-action steps for business apps. Flow is built for the media supply chain: it runs long, complex media workflows that move gigabytes and handle renditions, subtitles and DRM, with retries — and every integration understands assets, codecs and CDNs. Generic tools time out or can't model these pipelines.
No. Flow is a standalone media workflow automation platform that connects to any existing CMS, video platform, AI service or storage. It works alongside Experience Cloud, but does not require it.
18+ media-native integrations across the stack — including Mux, Brightcove, Kaltura, JW Player, Wowza, Amazon S3, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, AWS Translate and Slack — plus generic HTTP and webhooks for anything else.
Enveu Content Manager does, and Flow is the layer that connects it to what you already run — encoders, MAM, storage, ad servers and playout. Flow speaks HTTP, webhooks and S3, so an existing broadcast chain does not have to be replaced to be automated.
No. Flow is built for operations teams: a visual drag-and-drop canvas, pre-built media workflow templates and schema-driven plugin configuration. Webhooks and HTTP integration are there for teams that do want programmatic access.
It depends on the pipeline: live-to-VOD typically completes in under 25 minutes from stream end to CMS publish, and clips and highlights in under 15 minutes from event end.
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Let Flow run your media operations.

See Flow turn a live stream into VOD, subtitles, clips and social posts — on your content, in real time.