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Bring your own footage.
The demo runs on it.
Send a session or two before the call - a town hall, a webinar, a long interview - and we load it, write a brief while you watch, and read the plan that comes back with you.
Enterprise demos · procurement questions
Three things, in this order.
The work that makes a demo worth having happens before the call, which is why we ask for footage first.
01
Your footage
Whatever you send is ingested before we speak: transcribed with timecodes, angles registered, speakers separated. What you watch afterwards is your material - your speakers, your subject matter, your vocabulary.
02
A live brief
You describe the edit you want while we are on the call, in a sentence or a paragraph. The platform plans it: segments chosen from what was actually said, ordered to carry the argument, timed to the length you set. Strike a segment or reorder the plan and the running duration recomputes in front of you.
03
A provenance walkthrough
Then the part a technical buyer came for: the plan read against the source, each segment naming the group and timecodes it came from, and the finished render with its captions, EDL and QC report - the artefacts your team would audit.
If the conversation is about an archive rather than a single project, how Enterprise is quoted and the roadmap are already written down - the enterprise page →
Two addresses.
Product help and demos, or contracts and procurement.
Product, support and demos
support@anjin.digital
Product support, retrieving retained media, booking a demo, what an Enterprise quote would cover, whether the footage you hold suits what the platform does. If you are not sure which address to use, it is this one.
Contracts and procurement
legal@anjin.media
Agreements, data-protection paperwork, security questionnaires and sub-processor questions.
Help us find your work
For product support or help retrieving retained media, email support@anjin.digital. Include your job or source-group ID when available and a description of what you need help with.
Found a security issue? The reporting address, the acknowledgement we commit to and the safe-harbour terms are set out on the security page →
You do not need a call.
The plans are published, the docs are public, and the API and MCP server a demo would show you are open to anyone holding a key.
Pricing
Every launch plan, what your work uses against it, and how Enterprise is quoted.
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Docs
Quickstart, authentication, uploads, plans, renders and webhooks - the whole implementation path.
Open →
API
The endpoints a demo would walk you through, described where you can read them at your own pace.
Open →
MCP
The 55 tools that let an agent explore footage, plan a cut and render it.
Open →