Pair assets with briefs, check versions, carry revision notes. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Send clean video transcripts into the editorial inbox.
Get a clean video transcript in your inbox for your article draft, with caption clutter removed and a link back to the source.
Publish video reports with transcript-based descriptions.
Your YouTube videos reach your channel with transcript-based titles and descriptions, and your manager gets the finished link in chat.
Return caption-based excerpt copy in the editor's request thread.
Give your editor a short video description that fits the clip, with the full video link ready to review in the request thread.
Put creator video speech beside source links for content planning.
Your planning notes get the transcripts you can use, plus a clear list of videos that need a manual check.
Place readable transcripts on video checklists for editorial review.
Get a readable transcript beside each new upload in your publishing checklist, or a clear flag when captions never appear.
Keep weekly roundup source notes current for every selected video.
Your weekly roundup's source notes show available video transcripts and explain access gaps, so you can review selected videos in one place.
Put creator video transcripts beside citations in drafts.
See the spoken words behind creator videos beside your draft citations. Get a clear flag when a video or transcript needs review.
Keep video transcripts beside source links for claim review.
See available video transcripts beside new evidence links each workday, with clear notes for videos that need your follow-up.
File transcripts with older creator videos for future stories.
Your archive index gains the spoken words behind older creator videos, or a clear note when no transcript can be read.
Keep creator video speech ready for editors to review.
Your research team gets the video's speech text on the request, or a clear note when the checked source has no transcript.
Keep public video transcripts beside interview questions.
Read available video transcripts beside your interview questions, with clear notes for videos that need your review.
Keep video transcripts and missing sources visible to editors.
Your source index gets transcripts for new watchlist videos every Monday, plus a dated list of videos with no accessible transcript.