Pre-publish rights clearance
Before a title goes live on a streaming service, Cleared reads the rights, the avails, and the package, checks your release against the licensing rules, and tells you in one plain sentence whether it can go — and why.
●The console is invite-only while we put identity in place.
The Long Quiet — This title isn't cleared for subscription VOD in India on Jun 15 — the SVOD window opens Jul 1.
Territory, business model, licensing window, language entitlements — the rules that decide whether a title can stream somewhere are scattered across avails records and package manifests, each source spelling things its own way. One mismatch ships content where it isn't licensed. That's a legal and financial problem, and it's usually found too late.
How it works
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It normalizes your title metadata, rights and avails, and package manifest into one picture — bridging the fact that every source spells the same thing differently (CA, Canada, Can.).
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For the territory, model, and date you want to publish, it asks: is there an open window that covers this, with the language tracks the release actually needs?
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Clear it, hold it, or send it to a person. Every reason points back to the exact record that justifies it. No invented rights.
Three honest answers
The window is open, the rights cover it, the tracks exist. Ship it — with the matching avail named.
Something doesn't line up — the window, the model, the territory, a missing track. You get the specific reason, and the nearest compliant alternative.
When the records are ambiguous or contradict each other, it won't guess. It routes to a human with both sources cited — because an agent that always answers is one that's sometimes confidently wrong.
No decision without a pointer back to the source it came from.
Nothing about a territory, model, or date is baked into the code — it reasons over the records you feed it.
Verdicts are deterministic. The wording can breathe; the decision never flickers.
As it grows to batches, richer conflicts, and a live catalog, the answer it gives keeps its shape.
The console is invite-only while we put identity in place. If you handle rights, avails, or release operations, we'd like to show you.