01 · Operate
One operating layer
Users, editorial, approvals, billing, affiliates and analytics in a single system instead of a stack of disconnected tools.
OMN Open Media OS · Operations
The backoffice
that runs the network.
OMN Open Media OS is OMN’s own CRM and operating system — users, editorial, press approvals, billing, affiliates and analytics in a single operating layer. Built in-house to run 100+ titles, now offered to partners who need to run a media operation at scale.
What It Is
One operating layer,
the whole operation.
Most media operations run on a patchwork of disconnected tools. Open Media OS puts users, editorial, approvals, billing, affiliates and analytics in one system — the same backoffice OMN uses to run the network every day.
A stack of tools
A CMS here, a billing tool there, spreadsheets for approvals and affiliates. Nothing connects, and no one sees the whole operation.
One operating system
Users, editorial, approvals, billing, affiliates and analytics in a single layer — one login, one source of truth, the whole network at a glance.
OMN Open Media OS at a glance
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Users on the platform
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Titles operated
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Modules in one layer
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Markets managed
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Monthly reach tracked
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In-house build
How It Works
Operate the network
from one screen.
Four capabilities that turn a stack of disconnected tools into one media operating system.
02 · Approve
Editorial & press control
Press releases and editorial move through structured approval flows — who submitted, who signed off, fully logged.
03 · Monetise
Billing & affiliates
Subscriptions, placements and affiliate payouts are handled natively, with revenue visible against every title and partner.
04 · See everything
Network analytics
Performance across titles, markets and revenue rolls up into one dashboard — the whole operation at a glance.
Why It’s Different
Run a media company
from one screen.
Open Media OS wasn’t bought and rebranded — it’s the system OMN built to run 100+ owned titles, 70,000 users and the revenue behind them. Partners get a proven operating layer instead of assembling one from a dozen tools that never quite fit. See the engine behind it →