The possibilities of workflows are endless. To give you a little insight, we've picked three categories of workflows that our clients currently use. That said, workflows don’t limit themselves to a single category; they are even more powerful when combined.
Distribution
(Automated) workflows
Improve your post production process with standard or custom workflows!
Why implement workflows?
Let MediaLab do the heavy lifting
Some manual tasks can be automated. Implement workflows to save valuable time and, possibly, frustration.
Integrate other tools with MediaLab
Use webhooks to link all your tools to your MediaLab. Make transitioning between other programs as smooth as possible.
Keep your MediaLab organized
Use workflows to automatically move or even erase your mediafiles.
Custom workflows for specific goals
Some needs require a different approach. If our standard workflows do not fit your needs, we're ready to help you with customized workflows.
Different workflows for different goals
Distribution
Some tasks during the distribution process can easily be automated. Implement for example push and pull workflows to receive and distribute content without even batting an eye.
Analysis
Let MediaLab do the heavy lifting for you! With the power of AI implemented into your workflows, analyzing large quantities of content becomes a breeze. Whether it’s subtitling or using integrations like AWS Rekognition, the possibilities are endless.
Integrations
We know many of you use different tools for different processes. But how convenient will it be if you integrate one with the other? Use webhooks to trigger different events within other tools when you’re working in MediaLab for a seamless transition.
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How to implement a workflow?
Implementing a workflow can be a breeze, but does require some fieldwork first. Workflows can range from simple to complex, so make sure to set your goals straight and don’t be afraid to reach out if you’d like some help. Automation can really make or break your flow, and nothing’s better when everything is going according to plan.
Step 1
Define your goals
What problem does your workflow need to solve for you? Defining your goals is crucial when starting a workflow.
Step 2
Choose your trigger
Decide on how this workflow must be kicked off. Is it a lifecycle or a specific event on a file or folder?
Step 3
Set up your workflow
Navigate to your settings and fill in the details of your new workflow. If your input is correct, you’ve now created your new workflow! 🥳
Custom workflows
If your workflow requires specific options that are not available in the standard configuration, please let us know! We’re ready to help you set up the perfect solution to reach your goals.