M-Factory is two separate offerings. The software factory takes a project from requirements to running software, with your team reviewing every stage. The media factory produces images, video, audio and text from one workflow engine. Both run on your own infrastructure.
Two offerings
They share a way of working: the machine does the groundwork, people decide. They are delivered separately, so you can start with either one or take both.
AI-assisted software development across the whole lifecycle, from the first requirement to maintenance, with a person signing off each stage.
Generative media from one node-based workflow engine: images, video, audio and text, made from your briefs and brand material.
The two factories are separate products. Each one is delivered and set up on its own.
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Software factory
The software factory runs the full software development lifecycle. AI does the groundwork at each stage, and the work only moves on once someone on your team has reviewed it.
Changes found during maintenance start the next cycle, back at Requirements.
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What stays with you
The work is done in your environment and handed over in forms your own developers can read, change and maintain.
Code is written into your own repository and reviewed by your developers before it is merged.
Every stage leaves a written record, so the reasons behind the software do not leave with the people who built it.
Tests written against the acceptance criteria stay with the code and run again on every change.
Who reviewed what, and when, is recorded at each stage.
Coding standards, naming rules and review checklists are agreed with your team and used at every stage.
Code is written into your own repository and reviewed by your developers before it is merged.
Every stage leaves a written record, so the reasons behind the software do not leave with the people who built it.
Tests written against the acceptance criteria stay with the code and run again on every change.
Who reviewed what, and when, is recorded at each stage.
Coding standards, naming rules and review checklists are agreed with your team and used at every stage.
Offering 02 of 02 · Media factory
Media factory
The media factory runs on an open, node-based generative workflow engine installed on your own infrastructure. Each job is a workflow: a chain of steps you can save, adjust and run again whenever the same kind of content is needed.
What goes in
Workflow engine
Open and node-based. Each step is a node; a saved chain of nodes is a reusable workflow.
What comes out
Still images to a brief: campaign visuals, product images on new backgrounds, and banners in the sizes each channel needs.
Typical uses
Short clips made from still images, scripts or existing footage, for social posts, explainers and presentations.
Typical uses
Voice-over from a script in the languages you need, and background sound for video.
Typical uses
Copy drafted alongside the visuals: captions, product descriptions, scripts and translations.
Typical uses
Nothing leaves the factory on its own. Every output waits for a person on your team to approve it before it is used.
Illustration. The inputs, steps and uses shown are typical examples; each workflow is set up with your team.
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Use cases
The media factory is most useful where the same kind of content is needed again and again, in many sizes, versions or languages.
Campaign visuals and banners in every size each channel needs, from one brief.
Product images placed on new backgrounds and in new settings, without a new photo shoot each time.
Narration for videos, training material and announcements, produced from a script.
One campaign adapted into other languages: copy, voice-over and on-screen captions.
Short videos that walk customers or staff through a product or a process.
Campaign visuals and banners in every size each channel needs, from one brief.
Product images placed on new backgrounds and in new settings, without a new photo shoot each time.
Narration for videos, training material and announcements, produced from a script.
One campaign adapted into other languages: copy, voice-over and on-screen captions.
Short videos that walk customers or staff through a product or a process.
Examples of use. What a workflow produces depends on how it is set up and the material you provide.
Runs on your infrastructure
Matajari delivers M-Factory as software and sets it up in your environment. This applies to both factories.
Both factories are installed on infrastructure you control, not run as a shared online service.
Source code, documents, briefs and generated media are stored in your own environment.
You decide who can start work, who reviews it and who gives the final approval.
Each run, review and approval is logged, so you can trace how any piece of work was made.
The media factory is built on an open engine, so your saved workflows are not tied to a single supplier.
Both factories are installed on infrastructure you control, not run as a shared online service.
Source code, documents, briefs and generated media are stored in your own environment.
You decide who can start work, who reviews it and who gives the final approval.
Each run, review and approval is logged, so you can trace how any piece of work was made.
The media factory is built on an open engine, so your saved workflows are not tied to a single supplier.
Getting started
A software project, a content workflow, or both. We look at how your team works today.
One application or feature for the software factory, or one repeating content job for the media factory.
We set M-Factory up on your infrastructure and agree the review steps and who approves what.
Your people use the factory day to day, and we help you extend it to more projects.
A software project, a content workflow, or both. We look at how your team works today.
One application or feature for the software factory, or one repeating content job for the media factory.
We set M-Factory up on your infrastructure and agree the review steps and who approves what.
Your people use the factory day to day, and we help you extend it to more projects.
Everything you need to know about M-Factory.