Schedule.M
Schedule Once.
Distribute Everywhere.
The intelligent scheduling platform connecting programming, operations, and distribution across modern media.
Programming moves faster than the tools built to manage it
Broadcast, cable, FAST, streaming, and regional feeds each demand their own formats, rights checks, and commercial structures. Most teams hold that together with spreadsheets and disconnected systems.
Schedule.M brings scheduling, rights, and distribution into one connected environment — so a schedule is built once and delivered everywhere it needs to go.
One platform, end to end
Every stage of the programming lifecycle, in one place.
Programming & scheduling
Build schedules once across networks, feeds, and FAST channels. Version every change with a full audit trail.
Rights & obligations
Track licensing windows, territories, and contractual commitments — with validation before anything reaches air.
Commercial formatting
Ad pods, sponsorships, and promo structure applied consistently to every destination you deliver to.
Live events & contingencies
Handle overruns, preemptions, and make-goods as they happen, with recommended placements in plain language.
Connect your media ecosystem
Schedule.M works alongside existing technology investments, providing a connected scheduling and intelligence layer across the media ecosystem.
- Automation systems
- Master control
- Traffic systems
- Rights systems
- Media asset management
- Analytics platforms
ScheDUAL AI Copilot
Intelligence built into the workflow
ScheDUAL is the AI copilot inside Schedule.M. Ask in plain language which window best fits an obligation, where a make-good should land, or what a live overrun puts at risk — and get an answer grounded in your own schedule and rights data.
Every action runs within enterprise controls and permissions, with full activity history.
VBO
Validate broadcast workflows before deployment
VBO is the virtual broadcast validation and certification capability in the Schedule.M ecosystem. Connect your systems, run deterministic validation, review the evidence, and certify that a workflow behaves as expected — before it reaches air.