Ad platforms, AI vendors, and creative tools integrate directly into the TreyTech experience, where the work actually happens. Suppliers pay a premium for that position — and the premium is what buys our clients something.
Different lanes, one standard: where an integration appears, who can suppress it, and what it is measured on work the same way in every one.
Platforms surfacing in context inside an engagement — clearly marked, and always suppressible by the Engagement Manager who owns the work.
The AI vendors, creative tools, and platforms our studios build on, connected so the work and the reporting live in one place.
A documented API into both lanes, so an integration becomes part of the app instead of a link out of it. Early integrators shape the spec.
Distribution is its own program. Releases to streaming, media, music, and podcast platforms run through TreyTech Distribution, not this page.
Suppliers pay for an app-native position. That fee covers infrastructure, review, and integration upkeep — never placement, ranking, or a recommendation.
| What you get | What it means | What it does not buy |
|---|---|---|
| App-native surface | Your integration renders inside the engagement, not in a browser tab beside it | A position the Engagement Manager cannot suppress |
| API access | Documented endpoints into Spaces and Rigs, versioned and supported | Access to client work, files, or identities |
| Premium placement | Priority surfacing in the studios where your lane is relevant | A recommendation in any scope of work |
| Performance reporting | Aggregate delivery, response, and uptime for your own integration | Client-level data of any kind |
| Early say on the spec | Integrators joining now shape how the API is built | Exclusivity, or a veto over other integrators |
An integrated surface is labelled as one. Nothing is dressed up as your Engagement Manager's advice.
Integrations appear where the studio that owns the work says they belong, and nowhere else.
We may recommend a supplier in a scope of work, and the client decides. No lane, fee, or partnership buys that recommendation.
Identity and client records live in Apple® CloudKit®. Integrators see aggregate performance, never the client's work.
One technology that makes the experience better for everyone it touches: clients, integrators, suppliers, and the creatives doing the work.
Nothing in a lane may hold a client's assets, audiences, or accounts. That is a condition, not a negotiation.
Early integrations are configured into the app in six-month terms while the platform is being built. Each one assumes supplier performance holds and the premium for the lane is current.
Everything here is directional while the platform is in build. Lanes, terms, and fees are confirmed in a written agreement, and nothing on this page is an offer.
If you run an ad platform, an AI vendor, or a creative tool that genuinely helps our clients ship, tell us what you run and we will show you where it fits.