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    Your archive is an asset. Treat it like one.

    Decades of stories, footage, and licensed content sit in systems that can’t answer a question. Fluree turns the archive into governed, AI-ready knowledge — searchable in plain English, with rights and provenance attached.

    The Challenge

    The most valuable content you own is the hardest to use.

    Publishers sit on generational libraries of premium content — but the metadata that would make them searchable, licensable, and AI-ready never kept up.

    Decades of untagged archive content

    Broadcast footage, photo libraries, and back-catalog stories were never catalogued to modern standards. Content nobody can find can’t be reused, repackaged, or sold — no matter how valuable it is.

    Rights metadata scattered everywhere

    Licensing terms, clearance status, and usage windows live in contracts, spreadsheets, and tribal knowledge. Every reuse decision turns into a legal research project instead of a lookup.

    Editorial research buried in silos

    Reporters and producers re-research stories the newsroom has already covered, because institutional knowledge is split across CMSs, archives, wikis, and inboxes that don’t talk to each other.

    Proof

    Customer case study — Global beauty brand

    Building Marketing Intelligence Sovereignty

    A global beauty brand built a governed AI Agent Factory on Fluree — turning fragmented marketing, product, and social knowledge into faster, more reliable, MCP-connected decision support.

    5

    agent factory functions

    Zero

    hallucination target

    MCP

    AI model connectivity

    Multi-source

    marketing knowledge unified

    From Our Team

    Field notes on taxonomies, graphs, and AI.

    Practitioner writing from the Fluree team on the ideas behind archive intelligence — how vocabularies, ontologies, and knowledge graphs make content AI-ready.

    AI governance

    Controlling LLMs with Enterprise Taxonomies

    How governed vocabularies turn taxonomies into the grounding layer for enterprise AI.

    By Kevin Doubleday

    Short guide

    Taxonomies Versus Ontologies: A Short Guide

    A practitioner’s guide to the models that power content discovery — and when to use each.

    By Kevin Doubleday

    How-to

    How to Create a Knowledge Graph for Analytics

    A step-by-step walkthrough of building a knowledge graph that analytics teams actually use.

    By Kevin Doubleday

    Publishing & Media

    Put fifty years of content to work.

    Book a demo and see how Fluree turns your archive into governed, AI-ready assets — without replacing the systems you already run.