For media and content teams, including broadcasters, newsrooms, production companies, podcasters, live-event teams and independent creators, producing more content for more channels often means managing an increasingly fragmented workflow.
Fabl helps teams connect that workflow without replacing the tools that already work.
The friction often sits between production stages. A late script change must reach everyone involved. The production plan must reflect the latest creative and editorial decisions. Live systems need to respond on cue, while publishing teams need the right context for every channel.
When each stage lives in a different document, chat or control surface, teams can end up copying information, chasing updates and rebuilding work.
Fabl is designed to close those gaps. As an open production operating layer, it connects people, stories, rundowns and existing production systems in one workflow. The production plan becomes a common thread, carrying context from the first brief through production and onward to publishing and archive.
One Connected Production Workflow
Within Fabl, teams can keep briefs, scripts, feedback, versions and approvals together before turning approved work into a timed production plan with owners, cues and current status.
For live productions, rundown events can trigger configured studio, publishing and archive actions. This helps the latest editorial and creative decisions remain connected to what people and technical systems need to do next.
Fabl combines cloud collaboration with local execution. The shared production workflow remains accessible in the cloud, while Fabl Studio Agent executes supported commands on the local production network.
Depending on the integration and configuration, a cue could cut a camera on a Blackmagic ATEM, play graphics through CasparCG, open a presenter microphone on a Behringer X32 or start recording on a Blackmagic HyperDeck.
Fabl’s expanding integration catalogue covers vision mixers, playout, graphics, streaming, audio, cameras, show control and other production technologies. Available commands, triggers and feedback vary by device and setup, enabling teams to assess the required connection before rollout.
Explore the full list of integrations.
Start With Fabl For Free
Individual creators and production teams can start with a free Fabl account to explore collaborative writing, production planning and automation.
Teams can build repeatable workflows, configure actions and reduce manual handoffs, all from one shared workspace.
Meet Fabl At IBC2026
Fabl will be at IBC2026 at RAI Amsterdam from 11 to 14 September, on stand 1.A04.
Broadcasters, media organisations, production teams and content creators are invited to book a focused 30-minute workflow session. Visitors can bring a current rundown, device list or production handoff and centre the conversation on a real operational challenge, from moving an approved script into production to coordinating technical actions or preparing content for multiple channels.
Book a meeting with Fabl at IBC2026.
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