Powerful integrations for seamless workflows

Ci is built for integration with a robust REST API and event-based architecture. Remove stopgaps and bring automation and sanity to your workflows.

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Camera-to-Cloud, Simplified by Ci

Transfer files to editors while still on-set with Ci’s camera-to-cloud workflows. Let your editors start working immediately with blazing fast file transfers and automated transcodes to house editorial formats. Share files and clips directly from Ci for review or dailies workflows.

Sony’s PDT-FP1

Upload from Sony cameras, from anywhere

High-speed upload from Sony cameras to Ci
Transfer files, livestreams, and metadata over WiFi or 5G mobile networks
Live stream (RTMP) to Ci for live preview
Learn more about Sony’s PDT-FP1
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Sony’s C3 Portal

Deliver news packages faster

Easily connect Sony camcorders to the cloud without additional transmission hardware
Monitor and control your camcorders in the field remotely
Manually or automatically transfer files and metadata to Ci
Learn more about Sony’s C3 Portal
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ATOMOS

Upload from Atomos CONNECT products

Realize camera-to-cloud upload with virtually any HDMI or SDI camera source
Directly upload files via Atomos Cloud Studio to Ci
Accelerate content creation by reducing time from capture to post-production
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Teradek

Upload from Teradek encoders to Ci

Simple, secure connection to cameras with configurable target folder structures
Automatically create frame-accurate preview proxies
Let your team know when files are ready with built-in notifications
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Native app integrations

Ci has built-in integrations that allow users to consume media-centric services like IBM Aspera and AWS Rekognition, AWS Transcribe and transcoding services directly within the platform. Got S3 buckets or Aspera nodes? Bring them to Ci and to make the most of your existing systems while leveraging Ci’s robust collaboration and management features.

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Amazon Web Services

Bring your own AWS storage into Ci

Access, view and work on files stored in your own AWS account
Use the right storage tier for the right use case
Automate archiving with storage management policies
See more AWS products you can use within Ci
Colorfront

Built-in transcoding with Colorfront Engine

Convert RAW camera footage into VFX-ready frames by submitting an EDL file to Ci Workflow
Self-service model with configurable DCP, EXR, or TIF outputs
Automated delivery of VFX frames with browser-viewable outputs
Learn more about Ci Workflow
Dolby

Hear Dolby Atmos® audio as it was designed

Automatically render web-previewable Dolby Atmos audio proxies by uploading Dolby Atmos (ADM BWF) files to Ci
Hear the difference between binaural and stereo audio proxies, download the proxy you need or send in MediaBox share-links
Learn how Ci handles Dolby Atmos audio
Upload options including Aspera
IBM Aspera

Accelerate transfers to and from Ci

Prioritize, pause, resume files and folder transfers with Aspera Connect
Make the most of your bandwidth with adjustable transfer speeds
Streamline delivery with direct file delivery to Aspera nodes
Learn how to upload to Ci with Aspera
NAGRA

Protect your content with watermarking

Protect content with invisible forensic watermarks to your shared files
Share and deliver forensically watermarked files on-demand
Create watermarked versions without duplicating files
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Telestream

Transform media into formats you need

Automate media processing to formats for broadcast or editorial at the time of ingest
Allow teams to create custom renders on-demand for a self-serve model
Scale transcoding operations without capital investment
See how you can create Custom Renders in Ci

Additional integrations

Enhance your workflows with integrations that support file acquisition, live streaming, remote transfers, and seamless editing - all within Ci. Simplify user management with single sign-on (SSO) integrations and let editors access and work seamlessly on the NLE of their choice.

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Adobe Premiere Pro

View, edit and share from inside Premiere

Access files in Workspace without leaving Premiere
Seamlessly import files to your project bins and render edits with customer encoding profiles
Upload cuts to Ci for review with your team or clients
Install the Premiere Pro panel for free
Marquis Medway

Automate and accelerate file acquisition

Import and export media and metadata with Avid integration
Automate ingest into Avid systems through Marquis panel
Automatically pull content stored in Ci into NLEs and video servers
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Pomfort Reeltime Pro

Share live and playback signals to Ci for instant collaboration

Create a tailored view of one or multiple cameras with Reeltime Pro, including metadata overlays, and stream to Ci
View live and playback streams from any browser within Ci Workspace.
Share streams with guests in real-time with MediaBox share-links
Learn more
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Pomfort Silverstack Lab

Deliver footage and dailies faster from Silverstack Lab

Streamline and simplify remote file transfers from the set
Directly upload clips from Silverstack Lab to a folder in Ci
Allow remote team members to instantly review dailies footage
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Single Sign-on

Manage users with single sign-on (SSO)

Configure with popular ID providers including: OKTA, Azure AD
Set up custom domain and branding for log in
Streamline user management with SSO
Supercharge your workflows with Ci API
Teams use a mix of standalone products from transcoding and transcription to editing and storage management. When these tools don’t integrate well, your team pays the price with cumbersome workarounds and unnecessary downtime. Ci’s robust REST API and event-based architecture helps to stop the workarounds and bring sanity to your workflows.
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