Samsyn connects the asset manager, storage and AI services you already run, and finds where the work could be faster, cheaper or simpler. It drafts the workflow that gets you there and runs it once a named person signs off. Your media stays where it is, and every step goes on the record.
Nothing is uploaded or migrated. Storage access starts read-only.
Where are we spending processing time we don't need to?
38% of proxies are generated twice: once on ingest and again before review. Reusing the first one saves about 6 hours of processing a week.
Reuse ingest proxies at review
2 steps · runs on services you've connected · approver: Head of Post
Samsyn records which steps used AI, which service ran them, and which person approved each one. When a regulator, a distributor or your own lawyers ask, the record already exists. What it means for you is your legal team's call.
2 Aug 2026
EU AI Act transparency rules for AI-generated and manipulated content now apply.
€15M / 3%
Ceiling on fines for breaching them, whichever of the two is higher.
Human authorship
Still the test for US copyright protection on AI-assisted work.
Sources: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act), Articles 50 and 99(4); U.S. Copyright Office, Copyright and Artificial Intelligence, Part 2: Copyrightability (January 2025). Not legal advice.
Answering questions saves you a few minutes. Spotting the better way and doing it saves you the task. Samsyn climbs one rung at a time, and you decide how far it goes.
Plain-language questions, answered from what your asset manager, storage and services already hold. Read-only.
A list, a timeline, or a map of what connects to what, built on the spot and shareable with a colleague.
Samsyn proposes the improvement. It only drafts steps your connected services can perform, and shows what each one will cost.
Nothing executes on its own say-so. Every run is recorded step by step against the person who approved it.
Specific jobs, on the systems you already run. Start with one.
One assessment compares what's sitting in storage with what your asset manager says you have, and flags filenames that don't match their catalog entry. Re-run it whenever things change.
Send clips to the video AI service you license for descriptions, chapters, content QC and cover moments. Results come back into your asset manager as fields and segments your team already uses.
Nobody keeps their production data in one tidy file. Samsyn reads the paperwork, assembles the record in the MovieLabs Ontology for Media Creation, and validates it before anyone relies on it.
Approvals, tasks and gates are steps in the workflow. People decide on a signed-in page, never from a button in an email, so a forwarded message can't approve anything. A rejection stops the run and says why.
Every agent runs inside a budget ceiling and loses access when its job is done. You can see what each one touched, what it spent and what it produced.
A project can be a production, a job number or a whole department. Workflows live in one library and get pinned to the projects that use them, so there's only ever one version to maintain.
Samsyn sits on top of the systems you trust. It reads from them, writes back to them when you ask, and never becomes another place your media has to live.
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Samsyn indexes names, dates, versions and comments. The files stay on the storage you already pay for.
Storage access is list-only for analysis. Write access is granted folder by folder, and only for workflows that move files.
AI services run on your own accounts. Samsyn never shows a cost as zero when another provider is billing you for it.
Write-backs go to your system of record, and every identifier Samsyn receives is kept and passed on.
Built for media first, because that's where we've spent our careers. The problem it solves shows up anywhere work is spread across systems that don't talk to each other.
See exactly where storage and catalog part ways, then enrich what's there without moving a file.
Every AI step is attributed to the person who approved it. That's the evidence your legal team will be asked for.
Vendor hand-offs, approvals and deliveries in one run history, so the answer doesn't depend on someone's inbox.
Trace each variant back to the brief that started it, and keep the approval trail for everything AI touched.
Samsyn is built on OWG (Open Workflow Graph), the model we use to describe how work gets done as one connected set of tasks, assets, people and infrastructure, and it speaks the MovieLabs Ontology for Media Creation. Where OWG goes next, including whether and how it becomes an open standard, hasn't been decided yet. Read the OWG docs.
Seats price people, not machines. We never charge for how much of your work Samsyn maps.
A real workspace for a small team, not a trial.
For teams ready to move faster than a monthly sweep.
Early Adopter Pricing — subject to change
Governed workflows, agent oversight, and Samsyn Secure.
Early Adopter Pricing — subject to change
Tell us what you run and the first question you'd ask it. We'll show you Samsyn answering it.