Platform
S2VE is organised as four layers. Governance is not a review step bolted onto the end — it is the contract that production runs against.
Structured interviews, document ingestion and SOP import build a single source of expertise per topic, with coverage gaps made visible.
The claim ledger, consent vault and brand kit sit above production. Nothing renders unless these resolve cleanly.
Scripting, shotlisting, presenter selection, generation, assembly and edit run as orchestrated agents with deterministic handoffs.
Localisation, accessibility, format packaging and versioned publishing to your LMS, CMS, CRM and portals.
Pipeline
Interview an expert, upload documents, or import an existing SOP. Coverage gaps are flagged before scripting starts.
Claims are separated from context, each one linked to its source and given a required evidence level.
The script is drafted against approved claims only, then broken into scenes with visual intent, duration and asset needs.
Consented digital presenters or real footage. Every likeness and voice carries a signed consent record with scope and expiry.
Model-agnostic generation for motion, b-roll and graphics, assembled against the shotlist with deterministic timing.
Automated checks for factual drift, brand rules, safety, accessibility and technical delivery specs — with named human sign-off.
Translated scripts re-enter the claim check, so a localised claim is never weaker or stronger than the approved original.
Versioned publish to LMS, CMS, CRM or portal, with a diff of what changed and why.
Quality gates
Automation prepares the evidence. People accept it. A gate that cannot be evidenced is a blocker, not a warning.
| Gate | What it enforces |
|---|---|
| Claim integrity | Every factual statement maps to an approved claim with a source and an owner. |
| Consent and likeness | Presenter, voice and third-party footage carry in-scope, unexpired consent. |
| Brand and tone | Terminology, product naming, disclaimers and visual system conform to the brand kit. |
| Safety and compliance | Regulated language, safety-critical steps and required warnings are present and correct. |
| Accessibility | Captions, contrast, reading speed, audio description and transcript quality. |
| Technical delivery | Aspect ratios, loudness, codecs, colour and platform specs for each destination. |