The AI orchestration layer for streaming operations.
Enveu Flow is the automation and orchestration layer for streaming and media operations. It connects the tools you already use — encoders, storage, subtitling, ad and metadata systems, your CMS and your apps — and runs your workflows automatically: ingest, transcode, caption, enrich metadata, schedule and publish. Instead of your team stitching these steps together by hand, Flow reacts to events (a file lands, a live stream ends, an asset is approved) and drives the whole chain from start to finish, reliably and with full visibility.
Media operations are held together by hand
Every streaming operation runs on a stack of specialist tools, and the work that connects them is invisible and manual. Someone waits for an encode to finish, uploads the file somewhere, kicks off subtitling, copies metadata between systems, checks quality, and finally publishes — repeated for every asset, every day. It’s slow, it’s fragile, and it doesn’t scale. When something breaks at 2 a.m., a person has to notice and fix it. The tools aren’t the bottleneck; the handoffs between them are.
Describe an outcome, let Flow run it
Flow turns those manual handoffs into automated workflows, in three simple parts:
1. Triggers
A workflow starts on an event — a live stream ends, an asset is ingested, a file is ready in storage, or a schedule fires.
2. Orchestration
Flow runs the sequence of steps across your connected tools, in order, with retries and error handling built in. If a step fails, Flow knows — you’re not finding out from an angry viewer.
3. Visibility & control
See every workflow running, where each one is, what failed and why, with a full audit trail — and add human approval steps where you want a person in the loop.
The key difference: Flow understands media. It’s not a generic automation tool bolted onto video — it speaks the language of assets, channels, entitlements, playout and publishing, because it’s built on Enveu’s media platform.
Real workflows, running today
Live-to-VOD, automatically
A live event ends and Flow turns it into a VOD asset — trimmed, transcoded, captioned and published to your apps — with no one touching it.
Event-driven AI post-processing
When an asset is ready, Flow triggers AI steps — transcription, subtitles, translation, clips, highlights and metadata enrichment — then writes the results back to your CMS.
Multi-language at scale
Generate subtitles and translated metadata across languages as part of the publish workflow, not as a separate manual project.
Publish everywhere at once
Push finished content and its metadata to your OTT apps, social channels and downstream systems on a schedule or on approval.
Why Flow, not a generic tool
General-purpose automation tools can connect apps — but they don’t understand media, and they’re not built for the reliability an operation depends on. Flow is different on three counts:
Media-native
Steps that understand assets, renditions, subtitles, DRM, channels and entitlements — not generic app connectors bolted onto video.
Production-grade
Long-running jobs, retries and error handling built in. If a step fails, Flow recovers — you don’t hear about it from a viewer.
Full visibility
Every workflow monitored end to end — status, timing, failures and a full audit trail, with human approval steps where you want them.
It’s the difference between a pile of connections and an operation that runs itself. See the detailed comparison in Flow vs n8n, or estimate the saving with the Flow automation ROI calculator.
Works with your stack
Flow connects to the media and business tools you already run — streaming and encoding (Mux, Wowza, Brightcove, Kaltura), storage (Amazon S3), AI services (ElevenLabs, Gladia, OpenAI, AWS Translate), and business tools (HubSpot, Slack, Microsoft Teams) — with more added continuously, plus a generic HTTP connector for anything custom.
See Flow run your workflow.
Book a 30-minute demo and we’ll map one of your current manual workflows and show how Flow automates it end to end.