The Catalogue Releases feature allows you to group programmes into scheduled releases - making it easy to organise, promote, and filter content that launches together.
What are Catalogue Releases?
Catalogue Releases let you create named groups of programmes that are released at the same time.
For example:
March 2021 Release
Spring Highlights
New Season Launch
These grouped releases can then be used as a filter in your catalogue, helping users quickly find related content.
How does it work?
Create a Catalogue Release
A new Catalogue Release resource is available in ONE Admin > Catalogue > Programmes > Catalogue Releases, where you can:
Add a name (e.g. 'March 2026')
Assign related programmes
It’s designed to be simple and easy to manage.
Assign programmes to a release
You can assign Catalogue Releases to:
Programmes
Series
Episodes
Programmes can be assigned to multiple releases, allowing for flexible categorisation.
Store key release information
Each Catalogue Release can include:
A release name/title
A release date
Note: Only global releases should be stored - avoid using this feature for temporary or internal releases.
How does it appear for users?
Once configured:
Users can filter the catalogue by Catalogue Release
This makes it easy to explore content tied to specific launches or campaigns
Perfect for promoting curated drops of content.
Why use Catalogue Releases?
This feature helps you:
Organise content into meaningful release groups
Promote coordinated content launches
Improve discoverability through filtering
Support marketing campaigns and seasonal drops
Tips
Use clear, consistent naming (e.g. Month + Year)
Only include globally relevant releases
Assign programmes thoughtfully to avoid clutter
Combine with other filters for a richer browsing experience
Need help?
If you’d like support setting up Catalogue Releases or want to explore best practices:
Contact your Account Manager or email support@thisisone.tv
Catalogue Releases give you a powerful way to organise and promote content launches - helping users discover grouped releases while supporting your wider content strategy.