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Take control of your inbound content
With zero room for mistakes or chaos

Take control of your inbound content.

Large files, external contributors and fixed delivery windows are where media operations get complicated fast. What arrives rarely matches what was agreed. Launchpad gives contributors a guided path in, so the right files, the right metadata and the right checks happen before content reaches your library, not after.
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Launchpad solves it once, so you're not solving it every delivery.
Launchpad is VIDA's secure ingest.
A guided upload workflow that moves large files fast (with Aspera), gets the right metadata during submission, and applies the checks you define.  No more searching to find missing files, no more translating spreadsheets into metadata, and especially no more last-minute problems after content’s already in motion.
With VIDA your external contributors and suppliers will
have a guided, transparent path.
➔    Before files reach your library, Launchpad can quarantine, check, reject, or accept
➔    It sends your team predictable intake and metadata, all within VIDA
➔    And your downstream workflows will start clean every time
What is Launchpad?
Border patrol before new content crosses your boundary
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Launchpad serves as a checkpoint for new content entering your system. It sets consistent standards for incoming deliveries, ensures they function properly, and starts VIDA with clean inputs.

Launchpad addresses the chaotic reality of daily inbound deliveries (different suppliers, varying formats, and inconsistent quality), all of which need to be entered into a single system
without slowing down your media company.
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Completeness, metadata, and accountability
Deliveries rarely break down during the transfer... it most often happens across many steps during the handoff
The files arrive, but they don’t come as a delivery
A few items are somehow missing
A version or two is unclear
The folder structure reflects how one supplier thinks, but not how your team operates
Metadata is partial, inconsistent, or sitting in a spreadsheet that doesn’t match the files
Sign-off is needed but nobody knows who to ask or what they are approving
These all add friction in predictable places
The more suppliers and internal teams you add, the more expectations you manage. Then it becomes more difficult to keep standards consistent without slowing everything down.
Ops teams chasing clarification
Rebuilding metadata
Applying governance after content has already entered the system
Relabelling assets
This is why ingest matters. 
It’s the point where you either capture requirements early and keep the pipeline clean, or you accept “we’ll fix it later” as an operating model.
Launchpad exists to make that handoff structured and repeatable
Easy, fast and consistent