Harness the power of a relational database based on the BISG standards to organize your product data and monitor the life-cycle of your assets.
Multiple Formats
Today’s publisher sells an individual title in numerous formats, be it Hardcover, Paperback, Boardbook, Epub, etc. TitleLeaf makes it easy to do so from one product page.
ONIX Architecture
The TitleLeaf database architecture is closely aligned to the BISG ONIX standard. This enables the publisher to more easily interact with ONIX standard-compliant wholesalers and distributors.
Standards Alignment
BISAC data and Common Core Standard data are integrated into the database. Easily align your products to these lists.
Teaching Guides & Activities
Associate downloadable guides and activities to your books. The files are accessible from the product page or from the general teaching guides page.
Series, Sets, Subjects
TitleLeaf supports the array of manners that publishers organize their products. Subject, age, grade, series, set -- it's covered out-of-the-box.
Book Errata
Errors inevitably occur. Provide a common interface for customers and employees to submit and track errata. Having a central repository eases the process of reprinting.
Book Links
Printing URLs (aka links) in books is a risky venture. Websites can be shutdown meaning the links are no longer valid. TitleLeaf addresses the situation by storing this bibliographic information in it's database. In addition, it even validates the links on a regular basis.
Fuzzy Search
If a user misspells a search term, TitleLeaf will still understand. Fuzzy search is a process that locates products that are likely to be relevant to a search argument even when the argument does not exactly correspond to the desired information.
Ingestions
Create and update all metadata and files via import. TitleLeaf doesn't force you to manage your assets via its backend interface. Instead, it frees your time by more closely connecting with your internal content management system.