Synamedia Go is a cloud-based, multi-tenant SaaS OTT video platform built on a modular, “add-as-you-grow” architecture. At a high level, it consists of:
Core Platform – Go.Foundation Go.Foundation provides the essential capabilities needed to launch and run a streaming service:
Content and metadata management
User, device and entitlement management
Playback orchestration for live, linear and VOD content
Open APIs and SDKs for integration with UI clients, partners and back-office systems
Add-on Packs (Go. modules) On top of Go.Foundation, operators can activate optional packs that extend functionality, for example:
Go.Monetize / Go.Monetise – subscription and transaction monetisation, offers, and identity/billing integrations
Go.Personalize / Go.Personalise – personalisation of content experiences and UI layouts
Go.Recommend – AI-driven content recommendation services
Go.Aggregate / Go.Enrich – aggregation and enrichment of metadata from multiple sources
Go.Time-shift TV – time-shift and catch-up TV capabilities
Each pack is loosely coupled and exposed through well-defined APIs, so operators can deploy them individually or in combination.
Experience Layer (UI Applications) The experience layer consists of multi-screen applications for:
Web browsers
Mobile (iOS, Android)
Smart TVs (e.g. Tizen, webOS, Android TV)
Streaming devices (Apple TV, Fire TV, Roku) These UIs can be built by Synamedia’s UI partners, third-party agencies, or the operator’s own teams, using Synamedia Go’s APIs and SDKs.
Integration & Data Plane Synamedia Go is designed to plug into a broader ecosystem:
Video processing, packaging & CDN – Synamedia’s own solutions or third-party CDNs and encoders
Security & DRM – Synamedia security suite or supported DRM providers
Ad tech – addressable and SSAI partners
Business insights & analytics – Synamedia Clarissa and third-party BI platforms
Partner Network An ecosystem of pre-integrated partners covers UI, metadata, recommendations, identity, billing, and aggregation (e.g. Dotscreen, To The New, Wiztivi for UI; Cleeng, InPlayer, Evergent for monetisation and identity; Gracenote, Teravolt, Utelly for metadata and aggregation).
In practice, an operator’s deployment is a composition of Go.Foundation, selected Go packs, UI clients, and partner integrations, all connected through cloud-hosted services and APIs.
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