One working production record
People, dates, entities, line items, approvals, and deliverables stay connected instead of drifting across static files.
About
Olivine turns production records into answers teams can use.
We connect budgets, rights, payroll, schedules, permits, insurance, delivery, and approvals in one working record so teams can search, check, and act without reconciling five systems by hand.
Why it exists
Most production risk starts with fragmented records.
The same project gets copied across finance, rights, legal, operations, and delivery. That is where errors accumulate.
Money
Budget versions, posted costs, purchase orders, fringes, and actualization often stop agreeing the moment production moves quickly.
Rights
Talent terms, music clearances, media bundles, and territorial language break when they are spread across disconnected agreements and notes.
Risk
Insurance minimums, incentive rules, compliance designations, and permit dependencies fail when nobody can see the whole project state.
Delivery
Schedules can look on time while assets, approvals, and required specs are still incomplete underneath.
How we build
Connect the record. Attach the rules. Keep the answer reviewable.
Olivine is only useful if the answer can be traced, challenged, and approved.
Standards tied to the work
Rates, classifications, rights, limits, and standards resolve to the records and documents they govern.
Answers that hold up
Missing records, unresolved mappings, and edge-case approvals stay visible instead of disappearing behind a confident summary.