Three ways to begin.
Choose the conversation that fits your organization. Scope, availability and commercial terms are agreed directly.
Private demonstration
See a relevant workflow using the demonstration collection. Follow a question through discovery, review and source return.
Collection evaluation
Define an approved sample and a retrieval problem. Assess useful findings, source quality, review effort and practical fit.
Founding design partner
Explore a focused engagement around your workflow, with agreed goals, feedback and an evidence-based next-step decision.
Bring the workflow close to the collection.
The initial evaluation is organized around a configured VAIMS workstation.
A demonstration can use our collection. An evaluation of your material begins with an agreed sample, access rules and handling plan. An initial demonstration does not require installation on your everyday computer.
Agree before processing.
- Collection scope and permitted uses
- Media types and configuration
- Source and derivative storage
- Who can review and receive results
- Retention, cleanup and handover
Four kinds of material. One evidence standard.
[Visual Archive](/visual-archive) — Meaning, text, similarity and related-copy discovery; The original image
[Documents & PDF](/documents-pdf) — Extracted text, OCR, collection questions and references; The supporting record or page
[Audio & Voice](/audio-voice) — Transcripts, speaker-aware passages and timestamps; The source recording
[Video Intelligence](/video) — Spoken content, selected frames and useful moments; The original video and time
The offered configuration and supported workflows are confirmed for each engagement. A scoped pilot is distinct from an unrestricted software release.