AI Video Intelligence

Most video libraries get hard to use as they grow. You know the answer is in a recording somewhere, but finding it means scrubbing through hours of footage. The Video Intelligence range makes video searchable, pulls out key points, steps and quotes, and checks videos for brand, caption and accessibility issues before they go live.

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  • A paper-craft clipboard, folder and receipt layered together, standing for notes pulled from a recording.
    Video Intelligence

    AI Video Knowledge Extraction

    Extracts key points, steps and quotes from video libraries.

    From $3,400 Delivery in 20–30 working days
  • A video-frame cutout, a paint dab and a coin stacked together, standing for a pass or fail check.
    Video Intelligence

    AI Video QA

    Checks videos for brand, caption and accessibility issues.

    From $3,400 Delivery in 20–30 working days
  • A film spool, box and small frame stacked diagonally, standing for a searchable video library.
    Video Intelligence

    AI Video Search

    Makes your video library searchable by what is said and shown.

    From $4,900 Delivery in 20–30 working days

What problems do video intelligence products solve?

Video holds a lot of knowledge that nobody can reach. Training sessions, product demos and recorded meetings sit in folders, unwatched. AI Video Search makes your library searchable by what is said and shown. AI Video Knowledge Extraction pulls key points, steps and quotes into text that people can read, share and reuse.

  • Search by what is said and what is shown
  • Key points, steps and quotes extracted as text
  • Brand, caption and accessibility checks before publishing

Where should a video team begin?

If people keep asking where something was mentioned, start with AI Video Search. If you want written guides or summaries from existing recordings, AI Video Knowledge Extraction is the better fit. If you publish a lot of video and worry about consistency, AI Video QA checks each video for brand, caption and accessibility issues.

Who gets the most from video intelligence?

Training teams use it to turn long recorded sessions into steps people can follow. Marketing teams use it to check videos before publishing. Support and product teams use it to find the moment a customer or engineer explained something important. In each case, the video you already own becomes easier to find and easier to reuse.

Questions buyers ask

Does AI Video Search only read transcripts?

It searches by what is said and what is shown, so it is not limited to spoken words. That helps when the answer sits on a slide, a screen recording or a product shot rather than in someone's voice. Your video library stays in your own accounts throughout.

What does AI Video QA check?

AI Video QA checks videos for brand, caption and accessibility issues. Think of it as a final review before a video goes out, catching things like missing captions or off-brand elements that are easy to overlook when a team publishes often. Your team then decides what to fix and when.

Can extracted knowledge feed our other AI tools?

AI Video Knowledge Extraction produces key points, steps and quotes as text. That text can be added to the documents your knowledge assistants already read, so answers that once lived only inside recordings sit alongside your written material and show up when people ask.

Choosing between Video Intelligence products?

Tick Compare on up to four products to see scope, price and delivery side by side. If you would rather talk it through, an expert can help you pick the one that fits how you work.

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