Your entitlement rules
Keep subscriptions, purchases, enrollment, roles, and event access in the application that already understands your customers.
6.0Protect sports, conferences, launches, and ticketed broadcasts with synchronized live packaging, rotating keys, renewable authorization, and Multi-DRM playback.
Keep subscriptions, purchases, enrollment, roles, and event access in the application that already understands your customers.
Return the DRM and protected manifest appropriate for browsers, mobile applications, TVs, and native clients.
Apply short-lived authorization, concurrent-stream limits, durations, quality ceilings, and output protection.
Use managed 1AICLOUD delivery or registered Amazon S3 and Cloudflare R2 storage.
Register a stable Content ID and validated DASH/HLS package release.
Map the viewer’s real business entitlement to an approved DRM-X policy.
Use the Universal Playback Session Contract without embedding server credentials.
Monitor successful deliveries and redacted failures while preserving customer privacy and key secrecy.
Your backend remains the authority for purchases, subscriptions, courses, rentals, and user access. DRM-X signs and enforces that decision without putting long-lived credentials in a player or mobile application.
Serve paid and subscribed audiences across browsers, phones, tablets, and supported TV platforms.
Bind access to registration or entitlement decisions made by the event platform.
Authorize cohorts and enrolled learners while keeping the same integration used by recorded lessons.
No. Your existing backend remains authoritative and requests DRM-X playback only after it approves the customer.
Yes. Map trusted plans or content tiers to approved named templates or complete server-owned custom policies.
Yes. The Developer site provides complete Web packages and platform-specific tutorials that use the same production contract.