Newsroom story sheet
One breaking story through NRCS: assignment, hand-offs, source checks, language versions and the rundown.
For digital newsrooms and media businesses. Coordinate assignments, review and publishing in one place, keep one version of every story across languages and platforms, and see the work in progress.
Assignments, owners, deadlines and approvals in one workflow.
Language versions of every story, coordinated rather than copied.
The rundown, the operations desk and analytics: what is where, and what is stuck.
Every plan includes the OSINT Studio Starter plan for checking sources before publication.
The desk assigns the story with an owner, a deadline and a section.
Reporters write and attach documents, photographs, video and scripts.
Editors work on the story; every hand-off is visible.
Review and sign-off before anything goes out.
The rundown shows every story by section, priority and stage.
Publishing to your channels, integrations and reporting, depending on your setup.
Available today shown in the product’s real screens · Needs configuration depends on your setup and is confirmed in your demo · Planned on the roadmap, not yet available. Nothing on this page is planned-only.
We tell you plainly what works today, what needs configuration and what isn’t available.
A real Calibrex output, built on a fictional case.
One breaking story through NRCS: assignment, hand-offs, source checks, language versions and the rundown.
From ₹25,000 a month for Solo to ₹3,40,000 for a 24×7 newsroom; Enterprise is custom. Every plan includes the OSINT Studio Starter plan.
Integrations, automated publishing and reporting depend on your setup. We show you exactly what is available in your walkthrough, and quote implementation separately. Trust and procurement →
Train reporters and editors in sourcing and verification with the Academy, including the Control Room and Glass Tower Field Missions.
Interactive, simulated cases for the roles on your team.
Tell us who you are and what you need to get done. We’ll walk you through the product with your own use case — and tell you plainly what is available today.
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