The Enterprise version of PromoSuite Production enables organizations to centralize and more efficiently manage the tasks and workflow of a high-volume audio production operation.

If you're familiar with PromoSuite Production, the Enterprise version differs slightly with the introduction of the "Production Hub" concept and the "Hub Manager" role. 

A Production Hub is a grouping of radio stations for which audio content will be created.  Account Executives continue to submit orders for their stations, while a team of people - Producers, Writers, VOs - serve as the centralized human resources who produce audio content for the hub.

The Hub Manager is a new role that gives provisioned users a view of all orders from all stations that are part of the Production Hub.  The new Hub Assignments screen provides Hub Managers with the ability to see order and assignment details on one screen and take a wide range of actions from the same page.

• Watch the Hub Assignments screen overview video
• Watch how to assign roles to Enterprise users

Other Enterprise functionality worth noting and detailed in individual articles includes:

• [VIDEO] Team Member Capacity & Team Recommendation settings 
• [VIDEO] How To Add/Remove Users from A Production Hub
• [VIDEO] How to Add/Remove Stations from A Production Hub

In conjunction with the release of Enterprise functionality, these improvements have also been made:

• [Hybrid Orders] Users now have the ability to create orders with "production needed" & "production provided" spots in the same order.  Watch the video overview.
  
  
• [Order Entry] Contract start date & end date fields are no longer required fields.
  
  
• [Producer Assigns VO] When the "Producer Assigns VO" setting is toggled on, the user inputting the order is no longer required to define “how many” VOs are needed.  Instead, the number of VOs will be defined in the VO Instructions. Up [8] VOs can be added in the Assign VO tab.  Further, a user can now change the label on the VO, for example, instead of saying "VO1" they can type in a name, such as “Sal Smith” to indicate who voices which part.  Watch the video overview.

• [Filtering Produced Spots Queue] Added a Filter View panel in the Produced Spots Queue. Users can now filter by station, client, expiration date, status, spot type, and dates. Account Executives will continue to only see their clients, and users with privileges to see all orders will be able to filter by all clients.  Watch the video overview.

• [Production Queue view improvements] Production Managers can now see granular details for all orders, on one screen, and take a wide range of order actions from the same page.
  
  
• [Removed Due Date field from Production Details to Creative Details] So users may enter different due dates for multiple spots in the same order. If a Due Date is added for the first spot in the order, that due date will automatically be carried over to the other spots in rotation but can be changed if needed.
  
  
• [Added Due Date field for Spec Orders] This field is displayed under Creative Details, and if entered will also show in the Due Date column in the Production Queue, My Tasks and My Assignments screens.