See how different companies use Oxobox to solve complex operational problems across the content supply chain.

Netflix Partner of the Year 2024
Netflix awarded Oxobox for the third time (2020, 2022, 2024), recognizing its quality and consistent performance in deliveries for Latin American territories.
Netflix's Preferred Fulfillment Partner program evaluates vendors based on technical quality, delivery reliability, and operational consistency. The Partner of the Year distinction is awarded to a single organization per region demonstrating exceptional performance across all criteria. This is the third time Oxobox receives this recognition, having been previously awarded in 2020 and 2022. This achievement reflects cumulative results from hundreds of deliveries processed during 2024, spanning episodic content, films, and catalog titles across multiple Latin American territories.
Receiving this distinction for the third time validates the core thesis behind Oxobox: that structured governance and automated validation can transform fulfillment from a bottleneck into a competitive advantage. As platforms continue expanding their content velocity requirements, this sustained recognition positions Oxobox as a proven, reliable solution for content owners seeking scalable delivery operations.

Preferred Fulfillment Vendor and Partner of the Year
At Netflix scale, operational excellence is not defined by individual deliveries, but by sustained performance across thousands of titles, multiple territories, and constantly evolving specifications.
Oxobox operates as a governed extension of Netflix's content supply chain, aligning workflows, QC standards, metadata validation, and delivery logic with platform expectations. Rather than optimizing for individual wins, the focus was placed on process stability over time, platform-aligned governance, continuous adaptation to evolving Netflix specifications, and zero-dependency execution under pressure.
These recognitions reflect Netflix's assessment of Oxobox as a partner capable of operating at platform scale with consistency, discipline, and governance.

API-driven content supply chain integration
Global OTT platforms require deterministic, API-first workflows with zero tolerance for manual intervention or inconsistency.
Oxobox integrated its workflows with Netflix Backlot through APIs to coordinate metadata exchange, delivery tracking, and communication between systems. This integration enables task automation and maintains traceability throughout the fulfillment process.
This case established Oxobox as a trusted operator in API-governed OTT ecosystems.

Preferred Fulfillment Vendor (PFV)
At Prime Video scale, fulfillment partners are not evaluated by isolated deliveries, but by their ability to operate reliably across catalogs, regions, and constantly evolving technical requirements. Amazon Prime Video requires partners who can integrate into its supply chain without introducing friction, delays, or operational risk.
Oxobox aligned its media supply chain with Prime Video's operational logic, focusing on platform-specific QC and validation rules embedded upstream, governed workflows designed for repeatability and scale, operational visibility across packaging, validation, and delivery, and continuous adaptation to evolving Prime Video requirements. Rather than optimizing for speed alone, the focus was placed on predictability, governance, and first-pass acceptance.
This status reflects Prime Video's confidence in Oxobox as a fulfillment partner capable of operating at platform scale with discipline and consistency.
Regional OTT overflow and supply chain resilience
Centralized OTT operations frequently collapse under peak demand and catalog expansion.
Oxobox absorbed operational overflow through a governed supply chain that unified QC, packaging, metadata, and delivery under a single operational logic.
FAST-scale quality control at regional and global level
FAST platforms introduce extreme scale, compressed timelines, and continuous ingestion pressure.
Oxobox operated as a high-throughput QC and governance layer, designed to absorb both assigned and overflow workloads without degradation in quality.
This case became an early stress test for FAST-scale supply chain design.

Maradona Series – Global dailies and production governance
Original productions require real-time control of dailies, metadata, and multi-country material flows.
Oxobox designed a production-aware supply chain that unified transfer, integrity validation, proxy generation, synchronization, and metadata governance into a single operational view.

Global anime catalog supply chain and quality governance
Global animation IP owners operate some of the most valuable and long-lived catalogs in the entertainment industry. These assets must be distributed across multiple platforms, territories, and business models while preserving technical quality, brand integrity, and delivery predictability.
Oxobox operates as a governed supply chain layer for Toei Animation's content distribution, focusing on platform-aware quality control processes, predictable and repeatable delivery workflows, alignment between technical validation and business requirements, and operational discipline designed to protect long-term IP value.

Legacy system orchestration and operational visibility
Large media groups operate fragmented legacy systems that cannot communicate at scale.
Rather than replacing systems, Oxobox implemented an orchestration and governance layer capable of aggregating, normalizing, and exposing operational truth.

High-volume, multi-endpoint advertising distribution
Advertising operations demand speed, accuracy, and absolute traceability across dozens of endpoints.
Oxobox implemented a centralized ad supply chain platform capable of routing, validating, and tracking advertising assets across all endpoints.

Regional advertising supply chain at enterprise scale
Rapid regional expansion requires marketing operations that scale without latency.
Oxobox enabled near-real-time distribution of advertising campaigns across dozens of countries and platforms.

CCA Archive – Preserving Argentina's Creative Memory
The CCA Archive is the platform where the ideas and award-winning campaigns from Círculo de Creatividad Argentina since 1980 are preserved and exhibited.
It is the collective memory of the best ideas and award-winning pieces by Círculo de Creatividad Argentina, including TV, print, digital, radio campaigns and other formats. It gathers more than 10,000 award-winning ideas and cases.

Creative production asset governance
Creative agencies require speed without losing control over production assets.
Oxobox provided a governed virtual library integrated with production workflows and project management systems.

National-scale engineering archive governance
Non-media institutions increasingly face media-scale asset complexity.
Oxobox validated and operationalized a geo-referenced digital archive at national scale.
Audiovisual Library for the Leading Advertising Portal in Spanish
For over fifteen years, Adlatina.com has used Oxobox's audiovisual library to manage, preserve, and continuously exhibit its entire content archive.
The advertising industry in Spanish turns to Adlatina, the largest and most established portal in the sector, to access exclusive previews and consult a reliable, organized, and always-available historical archive. Each morning, between nine and eleven, over thirty thousand visitors simultaneously access these pieces, served through CDNs and played via Oxobox's exclusive players. The platform supports video, audio, and high-resolution graphics, with optimal response times even during sustained demand peaks.
The alliance between Adlatina and Oxobox demonstrates how a robust audiovisual management infrastructure empowers the editorial and commercial value of the leading advertising media in Spanish.