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πŸ“–Glossary

  • Asset: a media file or package managed outside Origin Studio (MAM/DAM).

  • Compilation: a container Record that groups other Records in a sequence.

  • Contributor: a person involved in production (actor, director, producer).

  • Credit: the association between a Record and a Contributor.

  • Data Group: a logical UI grouping of Sections and fields.

  • Dataset: the allowed values for a select field (single or multi).

  • Delivery Package: a controlled set of published Records for audited export.

  • Delivery window: when a title is available for distribution.

  • EIDR: Entertainment Identifier Registry. An industry identifier standard for uniquely referencing titles and title hierarchies.

  • Enrichment-first workflow: create Records using trusted external sources (for example Origin Nexus), then layer local edits and governance on top.

  • Field: one metadata attribute stored on a Record.

  • Ingestion: loading data into Origin Studio (API, batch ingest, pipelines).

  • Linked record: a Record connected to another Record via a relationship.

  • Master: the canonical Record representing the primary title object.

  • Origination: the source of a value (manual, Origin Nexus, integration).

  • Origin Insights: a Fabric product that provides title-level demand, trends, and monetisation signals.

  • Origin Nexus: a Fabric product that provides rich, structured, global title metadata for enrichment.

  • Permission Group: a segregated library inside a tenant.

  • Record: the core object in Origin Studio (Series, Season, Episode, Movie).

  • Role: a named set of permissions (policies) assigned to users.

  • Section: a UI collection of fields within a Data Group. Also permission unit.

  • Taxonomy: a controlled classification structure (genres, tags, labels).

  • Tenant: an isolated customer environment in the multi-tenant platform.

  • Territory: a geographic or distribution region (country, region, group).

  • Title: the business concept of a media work, represented as a Record.

  • Version: a specific variant of a title or metadata package.

  • Work Type: the Record type (Series, Season, Episode, Movie, Compilation).

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