For operators
A complete platform for your television project
Whether you are starting from scratch or replacing a platform that fell short, Lumivio gives you the shortest path to a protected, branded television service of your own.
Segments
Built for those who already own the network and want the service
Lumivio adapts to each operator’s scale and topology.
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Fibre operators
Add television to your internet offer with apps on your customers’ screens.
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Cable operators
Bring your line-up to every screen without losing your numbering or your guide.
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Wireless and regional operators
Designed for variable networks, with an app that reconnects on its own and a catalogue that survives outages.
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Telcos and institutional projects
Isolation per operation, team roles, backups and audit for organizations with several teams.
How we work
Support from start to finish
Our team takes part in every phase, from assessment to launch.
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Assessment
We review signals, network, line-up and coverage goals, and define the launch plan.
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Configuration
Brand, content, guide, protection and access policies, ready for the pilot.
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Pilot
A group of real televisions with your line-up to validate playback, guide and support.
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Launch and operation
Publishing your apps, training your team and continuous support.
Verified operators
Lumivio is activated only for verified operators
Before enabling an operator’s own signals we verify that there is a real company behind the operation, licensed to operate and holding the rights to the content it distributes. That is what protects your programmers, your subscribers and your brand.
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Incorporated company
Current commercial registration or incorporation document and tax identification number.
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Operator licence
Registration or licence as a telecommunications operator with the regulator in your country.
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Content rights
Contracts or authorization letters from the programmers whose signals you will distribute.
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Legal representative
Identification of the person who signs on behalf of the company.
While verification is completed, the operator can explore the platform with demonstration content. The operator’s own signals are enabled once verification is complete.
Comparison
Build, combine vendors or launch with Lumivio
What usually decides a television project is not the first version, but everything that comes after.
| Build from scratch | Several vendors | Lumivio | |
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| TV, mobile and web apps | In-house development per platform | Third-party apps with limited integration | Complete apps published under your identity |
| Content protection | To be designed | Depends on each vendor | Lumivio DRM, studio DRM and per-device authorization |
| Streaming engine | Custom integrations | One more vendor to coordinate | Lumivio Stream, managed from the same platform |
| Service continuity | Depends on your architecture | Responsibility split across contracts | Designed not to depend on a single point |
| Time to launch | Months or years | Months of integration between systems | Weeks, with your full brand and line-up |
| Daily operations | Tools to be built | Several tools without a single view | One operation with roles and confirmed audience |
FAQ
About the project and the service model
What do I need to get started?
Your signals, your content agreements and a network that reaches your subscribers. Lumivio provides everything else and supports you through the deployment.
How is on-demand content managed?
Operations include catalogue, categories and packages for movies and series with metadata, and the apps are ready to display it. Enabling it depends on each operator’s content agreements.
What about my data and my subscribers’ data?
Each operator is an isolated space. Your data is processed to run your service, with encrypted backups and exports you can download at any time.
How is the service billed?
Platform as a service, sized by subscribers, platforms and deployment scope. We prepare a proposal after the assessment.
Let’s start with your assessment
No commitment: we review your scenario and tell you clearly what it would take to launch.