> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://knowledgebase.fabricdata.com/insights/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://knowledgebase.fabricdata.com/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families.md). # Data families Origin Insights organizes its offering into **data families**. Each family has its own methodology and they all share the same identifier model: **UID** to connect content and **Global Id + Country** to connect platforms. That lets you join the families without ambiguity. They're delivered via dashboards and via the Data Hub (Amazon S3 / DigitalOcean Spaces). ## Family catalog | Family | One-liner | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [Audiovisual Identifiers & Metadata](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/audiovisual-identifiers-and-metadata.md) | UID + standardized metadata — the backbone that connects everything. | | [Streaming Availability & Content Pulse](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/streaming-availability-and-content-pulse.md) | On-demand availability on streaming platforms. | | [Top Ten](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/top-ten.md) | Rankings reported by the platforms. | | [Hits (DEMAND)](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/hits-demand.md) | Composite demand and popularity metric. | | [Awards](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/awards.md) | 140+ awards cross-referenced with availability. | | [Content Tracker & Coming Soon](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/content-tracker-and-coming-soon.md) | Content lifecycle and press releases. | | [Platform Essentials](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/platform-essentials.md) | Global platform directory. | | [Prices, Plans & Bundles](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/prices-plans-and-bundles.md) | Prices, plans, partnerships, and devices. | | [Online Media Essentials](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/online-media-essentials.md) | Online surveys on the OTT market. | | [Live Streaming & FAST Channels](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/livestreaming-and-fast-channels.md) | Directory + programming for FAST and live streaming channels. | | [Sports](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/sports.md) | Leagues, teams, rights, metadata, and event calendar — cross-referenced with Live Streaming & FAST. | | [Online Audits](/insights/origin-insights-dashboards/data-families/online-audits.md) | Online piracy in LATAM. | ## How they connect Families are joined by shared identifiers. This lets you build comprehensive views with no matching work: * **UID** — unique content identifier. A title identified in **Identifiers & Metadata** appears referenced in **Content Pulse** (presence), **Awards** (awards), **Hits** (demand), **Top Ten** (rankings), and **Content Tracker** (upcoming releases). * **Global Id + Country** — unique platform-by-country identifier (because the same platform can have a different catalog, price, or package in each market). Connects **Platform Essentials**, **Prices, Plans & Bundles**, **Content Pulse**, **Top Ten**, and **Live Streaming & FAST**. * **Parent Company** — companies roll up to their parent group. It's the only way to analyze a media group **end to end**: its OTTs and add-on channels (Platform Essentials), its production companies and their titles (Metadata + Content Pulse), its channels and MVPDs/Pay TV footprint, and its plans and partnerships (Prices, Plans & Bundles) — all in one view. * **Talents** — cast, directors, and crew connect the catalog through people: follow a person from their filmography (Identifiers & Metadata) to the demand their titles generate (Hits), the awards they've earned (Awards), and where their work streams today (Content Pulse). Combined example: to reconstruct "what titles are on Netflix Brazil and at what price," you join presence (Content Pulse) by **UID** with metadata (Identifiers), and by **Global Id + Country** with the active plan (Prices, Plans & Bundles). To zoom out to the whole group, roll everything up by **Parent Company**. Wondering what this looks like for your business? 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