
Central platform for all external media deliveries
If you work with multiple external media suppliers, you know the problem: everyone has their own way of delivering files. WeTransfer here, a Dropbox link there, sometimes an email with a direct download. In the end you no longer know where anything is. The footage.one Supplier Portal brings order and ensures no media is ever lost again.
Different transfer methods
Media arrives via WeTransfer, gets downloaded locally, and ends up somewhere on a computer. Unless it's moved to the network straight away, it's almost impossible to find later.
Temporary shares
A supplier shares media via Dropbox or Google Drive. As soon as they tidy up or delete the share, your media is gone — if nobody thought to secure it beforehand.
No structure
Every employee saves according to their own scheme. The result: chaos in the filing system, duplicates in different locations, lost working time when searching.
No traceability
When was what delivered by whom? Which version is the current one? These questions are almost impossible to answer without a system.
The footage.one Supplier Portal gives you back control. All external partners deliver their media through a single, defined route — and you maintain oversight.
Uniform access
Every supplier receives access to the portal and can upload their media there. No more individual email exchanges, no more temporary links that expire at some point.
Automatic organisation
All incoming media lands automatically in a structured way within your infrastructure. You define the filing logic; footage.one handles the implementation.
Project and event assignment
Media is directly assigned to the correct project and event on upload. This immediately makes clear which files belong where and in what context they were created.
Metadata from the start
Suppliers can provide important information at the point of upload: descriptions, copyright notices, terms of use. This metadata is then immediately available and does not need to be added retrospectively.
No more lost media
All deliveries land securely in your infrastructure, regardless of what the supplier later does with their own copies.
Consistent process
You train your partners once and then have a standardised workflow. This saves time and reduces errors.
Complete traceability
You can see at any time when which media was delivered by whom. Change logs document the complete history.
Quality control
Media can be reviewed and approved in the portal before entering further processing. Problems are identified early.
Automatic notifications
Your team is informed when new media arrives. Nobody has to actively follow up or search any more.
Rights management
Each supplier sees only their own uploads. Access rights can be controlled at a granular level.
Photographers and videographers deliver material from various events through the portal. Everything automatically lands with the correct event, sorted by date and location.
External creative agencies, freelancers, and production companies deliver campaign material centrally. The marketing team has immediate access and can start further processing straight away.
Product images from various photographers and studios land in the system in a structured manner and can be directly linked to the corresponding product data.
Freelance journalists, correspondents, and partner broadcasters deliver contributions and material through the portal. The editorial team has all content centrally available.
Various creators and partner productions deliver content that is then centrally curated and prepared for monetisation.
The Supplier Portal is not an isolated system but integrates seamlessly into your existing processes:
Suppliers can see the status of their uploads and receive feedback when media has been reviewed and accepted. This creates trust and reduces follow-up queries.
All transfers are encrypted and accesses are logged. You can define exactly who may upload what and which file types are accepted.
Enough of media chaos! Let's set up a Supplier Portal together that suits your requirements.