How a Global Streamer Keeps Gracenote Enrichment Running Without a Full-Time Pipeline
A major streaming service uses Flomenco to power continuous Gracenote enrichment—about 8–10 runs per month—so metadata stays current for distribution without dedicated engineering.
105Runs in 2025
~8–10Runs per month
0Custom pipeline
The challenge
Streaming services rely on Gracenote (and similar services) for enriched metadata that powers discovery, search, and distribution. Keeping that data in sync usually means building and maintaining pipelines: scheduling jobs, handling API limits, and fixing failures. For services that don't need huge daily volume, a full custom pipeline is more than the problem deserves.
This global streamer needed Gracenote enrichment to run consistently and stay up to date—without owning a heavy, custom integration.
The solution
Flomenco powers the Gracenote continuous enrichment workflow. The workflow runs on a steady cadence (about 8–10 times per month), so new and updated titles get enriched and distribution metadata stays aligned. The streamer gets a managed, reliable flow instead of a one-off script or an overbuilt pipeline.
The results
105 workflow executions in 2025
~8–10 runs per month—even, predictable cadence
No custom pipeline to build or maintain
Enrichment stays current for distribution without full-time engineering