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Unleash Corporate
Keep knowledge in your team.
Videos built from code for employee onboarding and internal knowledge bases. Versioned content lets you update changed roles and procedures so your team can work from the current guide.
Employee onboarding and video knowledge bases
Day one. A clearer start.
- Onboarding
- Internal procedures
- Versioned knowledge base
When does this format help?
Procedures and software training
Cover a task from preparation to outcome: what is needed, where decisions happen and how to check completion. Show internal software on its real interface using isolated sample data.
Internal knowledge people can find
Create focused videos named after the questions colleagues ask. Written steps and related guides can accompany them in your existing internal knowledge base.
Where your series could start.
Topic ideas — actual episodes are adapted to your workflows and audience.
- Where can I find the guides I need on my first day?
- How do I hand over a customer case to another team?
- How do I complete my task in the internal system?
- What has changed in the new procedure?
Useful beyond the video itself.
Video production
A branded, edited video with narration and checked captions, based on an approved script. Your designated subject-matter owner reviews the procedure.
Available companions and versions
Written steps, caption files, chapter lists and practice questions are available, along with additional language or role-specific versions. The quote defines these extras and the scope of knowledge-base preparation.
Your knowledge is the starting point.
Start with approved internal guides, the relevant roles and a subject-matter owner. Software walkthroughs need isolated demo access and sample data. We agree on the destination and intended access for internal videos at the start.
Your organization changes. Your video can change with it.
A new team, a different owner or a revised approval flow. In a video built from code, scripts, visuals and scenes can be versioned so the affected parts can be updated selectively.
Updates start from the approved new procedure. Unchanged visuals, audio and scenes can be reused; changed narration needs new audio. Every scene affected by the source change is reviewed again. We check every affected reference and handover step across the videos.
Previous structure
IntroductionTask stepsOwner and handoverClosing
Approved new structure
IntroductionTask stepsUpdated role and handoverClosing
Roles and responsibilities
New hires find the right team and person. Changed roles or responsibilities can be carried consistently into the affected episodes.
Traceable versions
The source, script and finished release stay connected. You can check what changed and which version received subject-matter approval.
Reusable scenes
Unchanged introductions and explanations can stay. New audio and visuals are produced for the parts that depend on the change.
Updates finish with joint approval. Release replacement, links and versions are scoped in the quote.
From a reliable source to a clear video.
A useful video starts with a precise question. We plan the content, visuals and narration together, then produce the final version after approval.
Define the viewer's task.
Who is watching, what do they already know and what should the video help them do? The destination and reliable sources set the starting point.
Write and review the script.
The complete script and visual plan receive subject-matter approval. Real interfaces are paired with real workflows, and explanations with verifiable claims.
Produce the video.
Narration, recordings or visual compositions, editing and captions work together. The important details stay readable and easy to follow.
Deliver and plan what comes next.
We review the final version together. Companion materials, destinations and handling future changes follow the agreed quote.
The details make it useful.
Content you can verify
Product information, procedures and expert claims come from reliable sources. We check the steps and facts before approval.
Clear visuals and audio
Readable interfaces, focused highlights, clear narration and checked captions. Motion supports the explanation and keeps attention on the task.
Delivery planned for your use
Outputs match the destination. Additional languages, written guides and accessibility requirements can be scoped in your quote.
Approval and followability
The complete narration and visual plan receive subject-matter review before production. We check facts, step order and audiovisual alignment again in the final video. Tutorials close with a visible result; pacing follows the task.
Captions, transcripts and accessibility
Checked captions include correct names, terminology and timing. Caption files or a transcript describing visual information can be requested separately. Narration explains the necessary visual steps too. We discuss additional accessibility needs and the destination player's capabilities before quoting.
Sample data and usage rights
We use agreed demo data for screen recordings. Before delivery, we check visible and spoken information throughout the video. Image, footage and audio usage is agreed in advance, and you determine the audience for internal videos.
Updates when the source changes
When an interface, procedure or expert claim changes, we review and update the affected parts. We agree on handling links when delivering the approved new version. Update scope and pricing require a separate agreement.
Learn from the viewer's result.
Task completion and recurring requests for help reveal what needs clarification. Choose an outcome your existing learning system can measure; watching a video alone does not demonstrate competence.
A quote shaped around your task.
We quote based on topics, recording needs, subject-matter review and versions. Start with a clearly defined task.
Useful questions before we start.
Can you work from our existing documentation?
Yes. We turn internal documentation into a script structured around the viewer's task. Your subject-matter owner approves the current procedure and its exceptions.
Does this include a new knowledge base or learning platform?
We produce the videos and agreed companion materials. Your system provides internal hosting, access and learning tracking; we agree separately on the publishing tasks.
How do you handle internal data?
We use sample data and an agreed demo environment. We check visuals, audio and captions before delivery. You determine who can access the finished video.
Can it be updated when a procedure changes?
Yes. We identify affected scenes from the updated source and changes, then review and approve the new video. Update scope and pricing are agreed separately.
How much does a corporate series cost?
Pricing depends on topics, recording requirements, languages, companion materials and subject-matter review. Start with one procedure and its intended audience.
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