Send your material in almost any format and we rebuild it into a course. You get it back as a script with the finished video, approve it change by change, and route the sign-offs — and once approved, that script and video become your versioned source of truth.
Today, approval lives in email chains and final_v7 attachments. Nobody can say which version is current, who signed off, or what changed.
Sign-off is a “looks good” buried in a thread. When the auditor asks who approved it, I’m searching inboxes.
Legal reviewed a different draft than the one that shipped — and nobody can say which comments made it in.
Final_v7_FINAL.pptx is our version control. Three copies, three owners, no record of what changed.
The training says one thing, the procedure says another — and no one knows which version is current.
You send your source material in almost any format. We rebuild it into a script with the finished video where every new line is highlighted. You approve it change by change and route the sign-offs to whoever needs to approve. The approved script and video becomes your source of truth.
Send what you already have in almost any format — an SOP, a PowerPoint, a PDF, videos, photos, even screen recordings. We keep all of your content and rebuild it into a script with the finished video: reorganized pedagogically, with a spoken actor script, the video built from it, and any weak spot strengthened. Your material, upgraded.
The rebuilt course comes back as a script with the finished video, and every slide is a slide of the video itself — its images and footage in place, with the actor’s script underneath like a teleprompter. Everything new is highlighted, and you approve each change one by one, DocuSign-style.
When you sign off, the script and video routes to whoever needs to approve — HR, IT, Operations, QA, Safety, Legal, whatever your process requires. Each one comments, edits, and signs off in turn, e-signed and timestamped. Nothing goes live until everyone signs.
Once the chain is complete, the approved script and video is the one thing everything is built from — the video the team watches and the in-task SOP guidance the floor follows. It lives version-controlled in your LMS, with what changed and who approved it on record. To change it, edit and re-upload — v2, v3.
The same sign-off, two very different places for the record to live.
What governed review and approval looks like across different teams:
The script and video moves draft → in review → approved before it goes live — every new line checked and signed, the way the quality system expects.
The script and video routes through each role in the order the governance requires — each comments, edits and e-signs in turn, every sign-off time-stamped and attributable.
The auditor asks who approved the current version and when — the version ledger is pulled up and handed over without touching an inbox.
A procedure changes — open the approved script and video, edit, re-upload. The same cycle runs, v3 supersedes v2, and the video and in-task guidance update from it.
Send your material in any format and we rebuild it into a script with the finished video where everything new is highlighted. You approve it change by change, route it through everyone who signs off, and the approved script and video becomes your source of truth — every version on record for the audit.
Once a version is approved and on record, the rest of the platform runs off it — proving it to an inspector, loading the documents it starts from, and pushing the new version to the floor.
Approvals and versions flow into one ledger you can hand an auditor without digging.
Bring in the procedures and decks you already have — then put them under version control.
Decide which roles approve, which can edit, and who reaches each controlled version.
When a version is approved, the floor is retrained on it — fast, not whenever someone gets to it.

Clinical leads redline and approve every protocol change before it reaches a single caregiver, with full version history.

Safety officers approve each procedure revision before crews see it, and every prior version stays on record.

Food-safety leads approve every recipe or procedure change before it hits the line, with every prior version on record.

Quality approves each task-card revision before it reaches the line, with a complete audit trail of changes.
Bring a procedure that needs sign-off from more than one team, in any format. Give us twenty minutes and we’ll show you the script with the finished video, the sign-off chain routed through your roles, and the version history that keeps itself — live on the call.