Solutions · One platform, four shapes
One engine. Four migration shapes.
Most migration tools are built for one use case. Univaultport runs four — petabyte media libraries, e-commerce brand-asset consolidation, DAM replatforming with schema parity, and multi-client agency workspaces — on the same engine, with the same audit trail, security posture, and operational guarantees.
- Streaming-only · no full-file staging
- Schema-aware embedding · zero sidecar files
- 12 native connectors
- Audit-continuous across cutover
Pick your shape
Four playbooks. Each tuned for a real migration shape.
Tap the card that matches your situation. Each links to a full playbook — challenges, pipeline, format matrix, integrations, FAQ, and a vertical-specific consultation form. The engine is the same; only the configuration differs.
- Master → renditions fan-out
Media & OTT
Petabyte libraries. Master → deliverables fan-out.
Move broadcast-grade libraries with rendition trees intact, IMF packages preserved, and audit-continuous timecode integrity.
Read the playbook8 PB
migrated for one streaming customer
- SKU → variant explosion
E-commerce
SKU → variants. Brand-asset consolidation across catalogs.
Consolidate brand assets across SKUs, channels, and marketplaces — with PIM-aware mapping and channel-shaped renditions.
Read the playbook2.1 M+
product images consolidated
- Schema-translation risk
DAM Replatforming
AEM · Cloudinary · Bynder. Schema-aware cutover.
Switch the DAM, keep the schema. Side-by-side field mapping, parity reports, and continuous audit across the cutover.
Read the playbook100K+
assets per cutover, schema preserved
- Cross-client leakage
Agencies
Multi-client workspaces. White-label. Zero cross-leak.
Run every client on one engine with isolated workspaces, per-client SSO, white-label portals, and audit isolation.
Read the playbook22
client workspaces on one engine
Not sure which fits?
Three questions. We'll point you at the right playbook.
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Step 1 of 3
What shape best describes what you are moving?
Step 2 of 3
How do you need data and identity isolated?
Step 3 of 3
What is the primary business driver?
One engine, every shape
What every vertical gets out of the box.
These are the cross-vertical guarantees. Pick any of the four playbooks and you inherit all six — the streaming architecture, the schema-aware embedding, the audit continuity, the live observability, the connector catalogue, and the same engine running underneath.
Streaming-only architecture
No full-file staging on disk, no temp directories that fill up at 4 AM. Source bytes flow directly to destination bytes with checksum verification end-to-end.
Schema-aware embedding
Source metadata is canonicalised and embedded into destination-native fields — JCR metadata for AEM, object tags for S3, appProperties for Drive. Zero sidecar files cluttering destinations.
Audit-continuous cutover
Every byte, every retry, every operator action is captured to an immutable audit log. The audit trail spans the source, the engine, and the destination without gaps — so the cutover survives security review.
Live observability
Per-job throughput, queue depth, error rates, and bandwidth costs are exposed via SSE and a live dashboard. Pause and resume mid-migration without losing position.
12 native connectors
AEM, S3, GCS, Azure Blob, Cloudinary, Dropbox, Google Drive, Contentful, WordPress, Local, FTP, SFTP. Custom connectors ship in 2–4 weeks via the SDK.
Same engine, every shape
Whether you migrate 8 PB of master video, 2M product images, a single DAM cutover, or 22 client workspaces — the underlying engine is identical. Only configuration differs.
Connectors
12 native connectors across all four shapes.
Whatever you are migrating from and wherever you are migrating to, the connector is already shipped. Custom connectors land in 2–4 weeks via the SDK.
Adobe AEM
src ↔ dest
Amazon S3
src ↔ dest
Google Cloud Storage
src ↔ dest
Azure Blob
src ↔ dest
Cloudinary
src ↔ dest
Dropbox
src ↔ dest
Google Drive
src ↔ dest
Contentful
source
WordPress
src ↔ dest
Local filesystem
src ↔ dest
FTP
src ↔ dest
SFTP
src ↔ dest
Compare
Same engine. Different emphasis per vertical.
The top of the matrix is what every vertical inherits from the platform. The bottom is what each vertical specialises in — highlighted on the column that owns it.
Media
E-com
DAM
Agency
Streaming-only architecture
Schema-aware metadata embedding
Audit-continuous cutover
Pause / resume mid-migration
Live SSE observability
12 native connectors
SOC 2 + ISO 27001 posture
Master → renditions fan-out
Petabyte-grade · IMF preserved · timecode-continuous
PIM-aware SKU → variant mapping
Channel-shaped renditions · marketplace-aware
Side-by-side schema translation
Parity reports · field-level cutover · audit-continuous
Brand-isolated multi-tenant workspaces
Per-client SSO · white-label · audit isolation
✓ guaranteed · ★ specialised · • supported
Who we serve
Ten industries. Each maps to one or more shapes.
The shape labels next to each industry tell you which playbook most teams in that space start with. Compound use cases — say, a healthcare network that also runs a creative agency — span multiple shapes on the same engine.
Streaming · OTT broadcasters
Media · DAM
Retail · e-commerce brands
E-com · DAM
Multi-brand holdcos
E-com · Agency
Creative · branding agencies
Agency · DAM
Publishing · news media
Media · DAM
Healthcare · life sciences
DAM · Agency
Financial services
DAM · Agency
Manufacturing · industrial
E-com · DAM
Education · enterprise learning
Media · DAM
Professional services firms
Agency · DAM
Reference scenarios
One number per shape. Four shapes, four wins.
Composite numbers, taken from the median of engagements we have sized in each vertical. The narrative is not a specific named customer.
- Media
0 PB
migrated for one streaming customer · masters + 14 renditions per title
- E-com
0 M+
product images consolidated across 6 marketplaces and 4 PIM tools
- DAM
0K+
assets per DAM cutover · schema parity, zero metadata loss
- Agency
0
client workspaces on one engine · 11 distinct identity providers
Frequently asked — cross-vertical
The questions that come up on every shape of call.
The engine licence is the same. What varies is the workload shape — petabyte media tier has bandwidth-heavy economics; multi-tenant agency tier prices per active workspace; DAM replatforming is usually a fixed-fee cutover engagement. We size the right band on the consultation call based on your shape, not on which vertical landed you here.
Still not sure which shape fits?
Talk to a human.
Drop us a line at sales@univaultport.com and a solutions architect will route you to the right playbook — or stitch two together if your shape is genuinely compound.
Univaultport · One engine · Media · E-commerce · DAM · Agencies