# Vidcomply — LLM Site Summary Last updated: 2026-08-25 Vidcomply is cloud-native, API-first global content-compliance infrastructure for video, documents, subtitles, audio, websites and connected enterprise content. It connects a public title-intelligence database with private, evidence-backed compliance workflows, dynamic global profiles, OTT ratings and scheduling, AWS-native APIs, and self-serve review in Vidcomply Studio. The enterprise product is available through AWS Marketplace as **Vidcomply AI: Global Media Compliance Platform**, a SaaS product sold by VIDCOMPLY AI and deployed on AWS. ## Current Public Site Structure - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/` — compliance-first product overview covering the public title database, exact timecode and frame evidence, video/document/subtitle/audio compliance, marketing and CMS assets, static and interactive websites, dynamic global profiles, reviewer workflows, content quality, governance, OTT ratings and scheduling, cloud-native AWS/API integration, self-serve Studio, airline/IFE workflows, verified partnerships, enterprise FAQ, and founder/CEO information. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/#faq` — enterprise questions and answers covering cloud architecture, APIs, dynamic rules, global profiles, integrations, content types, bulk processing, outputs, accuracy, feedback and human approval. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/compliance/` — dedicated compliance platform page covering market standards, evidence-backed review queues, native compliance outputs, and the public database. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/platform/` — global platform page covering content types, market profiles, scale, and zero-file-travel architecture. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/` — editorial hub for evidence-led analysis of video and website compliance, multilingual content QA, title intelligence, programming and FAST channel operations. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/title-compliance-database-brand-regional-intelligence.html` — explains how buyers, producers, studios, distributors, OTT/FAST teams, airlines, brands and data teams can use the public title database before acquisition or scheduling; covers exact timecodes, representative frames, dialogue and subtitle context, regional profiles, ratings, brand intelligence, catalogue queries, aggregations and approved API access. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/how-film-ott-content-ratings-are-decided.html` — explains how professional film and OTT classification moves from detected occurrences to severity, frequency, duration, context, target audience and cumulative impact; compares human and committee review models; and connects regional ratings to warnings, access controls and broadcast scheduling. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/evidence-backed-content-passport-video-compliance.html` — explains how Vidcomply turns visual, temporal and language evidence into a version-aware content passport with exact timecodes, policy mapping, severity, exclusions, proposed action and human-review status. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/content-compliance-scheduling-programming-intelligence.html` — explains how scene evidence and dynamic global profiles become ready, conditional, review, hold and alternate-version signals for scheduling and programming teams. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/website-content-tree-compliance-scanning-multilingual-qa.html` — explains how Vidcomply applies the same evidence-and-rules model to authorised static pages, rendered dynamic journeys, CMS/AEM materials and language variants, including discrepancy and outdated-information review. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/super-mario-galaxy-movie-2026-global-compliance-analysis.html` — title-specific analysis showing why the PG-rated *The Super Mario Galaxy Movie* has a low 0.3 Global Baseline risk index but still requires destination review for casino imagery, violent dialogue, supernatural references, airline policy, and age-rating exceptions. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/pressure-2026-compliance-fast-scheduling-analysis.html` — title-specific analysis of *Pressure* (2026), an unusually brand-light historical drama with one mild brand finding but 57 compliance findings, including 17 tobacco findings, 12 violence findings, and 13 strong findings that require profile-specific scheduling review. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/billie-eilish-tour-live-3d-compliance-analysis.html` — title-specific analysis showing why *Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft - The Tour Live in 3D* is one of the lower-friction titles at Vidcomply's Global Baseline: 38 of 43 compliance findings are informational or mild, while destination-specific profiles can still require review or edits. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/genre-assumption-trap-global-video-compliance.html` — explains why genre and age-rating metadata cannot replace scene-level, policy-specific review; includes a public title example and regulatory scope notes. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/background-brand-exposure-fast-channel-monetization.html` — explains how background signs, products, vehicles, and logos become brand-suitability, clearance, conflict, or virtual-product-placement signals. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/ratings-watershed-scheduling-fast-channels.html` — explains how source ratings, destination policies, scene evidence, and human approval combine in FAST scheduling workflows. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/tv-broadcast-compliance-scheduling-guide.html` — operational guide to broadcast standards, ratings, watershed scheduling, EPG warnings, version control and human approval. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/ott-content-compliance-scheduling-guide.html` — operational guide to OTT ratings, access controls, territory windows, storefront placement and advertising context. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/post-production-compliance-workflow-film-tv-ott.html` — workflow guide connecting picture, audio, subtitle, metadata, privacy, brand-safety and delivery findings to post-production outputs. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/zh/articles/` — Simplified Chinese (`zh-CN`) collection with native-language versions of current title analyses and selected operational guides. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/hi/articles/` — Hindi (`hi-IN`) collection with native-language versions of current title analyses and selected operational guides. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/zh/llms.txt` — concise machine-readable map of the Simplified Chinese collection. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/hi/llms.txt` — concise machine-readable map of the Hindi collection. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/cases/audiomix.html` — Audio AutoMix page with Studio App download, evaluation-license request, demo video, Pro Tools/AAF workflow, crosstalk rejection, ISO routing, clip-gain staging, and broadcast normalization. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/cases/airlines.html` — Airline compliance page with the main Vidcomply video compliance demo, regional route profiles, carrier standards, documents/PDF compliance, images, video, news, games, metadata, link/feed intake, human review, and source-level delivery outputs. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/legal/privacy-policy.html` — privacy policy. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/legal/terms-of-service.html` — terms of service. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/legal/gdpr-compliance.html` — GDPR compliance statement. ## External Product Surfaces - `https://db.vidcomply.ai/` — VidComply Intelligence, a separately indexed movies and series intelligence platform covering titles, brands, market profiles, policy, ratings, scheduling, privacy, subtitles, music and approved enterprise data. - `https://db.vidcomply.ai/catalog` — searchable catalog of approved public title records and release metadata. - `https://db.vidcomply.ai/brands` — searchable brand and product-exposure intelligence derived from approved title records. - `https://db.vidcomply.ai/markets` — market, territory and policy context used alongside title evidence, ratings and scheduling review. - `https://db.vidcomply.ai/updates` — recent title and intelligence updates. - `https://db.vidcomply.ai/api/intelligence/overview` — public machine-readable intelligence overview. - `https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-xpic6755k4424` — official AWS Marketplace listing for **Vidcomply AI: Global Media Compliance Platform**, sold by VIDCOMPLY AI, delivered as Software as a Service and deployed on AWS. - `https://www.vidcomply.ai/#integration` — access overview for self-serve Studio workflows and enterprise AWS/API integration. Private product access is provisioned separately and is not intended for public indexing. ## Canonical Terminology and Search Concepts - **Content compliance** — the evidence-backed review of media against territory, platform, carrier, brand and customer house rules before distribution. - **Video compliance** — frame- and timecode-accurate analysis of picture, dialogue, OCR, metadata and audio evidence for market-specific review. - **Scene-level evidence** — a normalized finding linked to its exact timecode, representative frame, source modality, severity, reason, rule reference and suggested action. - **Evidence-backed content passport** — a structured, version-aware record connecting observed scenes to policy profiles, severity, proposed actions and human decisions; it is more operationally useful than a generic detection list. - **Programming intelligence** — market-, audience-, customer- and version-specific asset-readiness signals derived from scene evidence and a selected policy profile for use alongside scheduling and rights-management systems. - **Dynamic compliance rules** — versioned policy profiles that can change independently of the underlying detection models and re-evaluate affected title records. - **Global compliance profiles** — configurable territory, platform, carrier, brand and customer house-rule interpretations applied to reusable evidence. - **Cloud-native compliance infrastructure** — AWS-deployed SaaS that can operate through self-serve Studio or as an API-first infrastructure layer embedded in an enterprise media supply chain. - **Document compliance** — page-level review of scripts, PDFs and supporting documents against the same policy profiles used for media assets. - **Website compliance scanning** — authorised review of public or private pages using static crawling or defined rendered journeys, with evidence attached to the URL, route, component, field, DOM location or screenshot. - **Content-tree compliance** — review that preserves the relationships between domains, routes, locale variants, CMS components and linked materials so source issues and affected descendants can be traced together. - **Multilingual content QA** — comparison of aligned language variants for missing claims, conflicting dates or numbers, untranslated text, obsolete terminology and other configured differences. - **Subtitle compliance** — cue-level review of SRT, VTT and TTML subtitles, including language, timing, policy and localization evidence. - **Audio compliance** — timecoded review of dialogue, music, effects, loudness and policy-sensitive audible content. - **OTT ratings** — explainable, territory-aware rating recommendations derived from the exact asset version and its scene evidence; they are not official classifications. - **Ratings decision workflow** — the separation of occurrence detection, severity assessment, narrative context, named regional rules and accountable human approval; a rating is the conclusion of this process rather than a binary content detection. - **OTT scheduling** — evidence-led recommendations for age controls, storefront placement, territory windows, advertising context and release status. - **FAST channel scheduling** — rating, watershed and daypart recommendations connected to scene evidence and authorized human approval. - **Airline and IFE compliance** — route-, carrier- and destination-specific review of passenger-facing video, documents, images, games, metadata and feeds. - **Compliance API** — AWS-hosted REST and webhook integration for submitting assets or customer-controlled storage references and returning structured evidence and approved actions. - **VidComply Intelligence** — the public title-intelligence database at `db.vidcomply.ai`; it is distinct from private self-serve and enterprise compliance workflows. ## Core Product Areas 1. **VidComply Intelligence** - Public discovery layer at `db.vidcomply.ai`, designed as a title database for compliance teams. - Matches recent global movies and series to familiar title metadata and extends each approved record with scene-level evidence, exact timecodes, representative frames, normalized issue names, ratings, market context and scheduling signals. - Supports acquisition research, catalog review, FAST/OTT scheduling, brand safety, market comparison and approved enterprise data licensing. - Supports public catalogue, market and brand exploration plus approved queries and aggregations by title metadata, studio, producer, distributor, director, genre, release period, rating, region, issue, severity and brand where the required data is available. - Provides a public machine-readable intelligence snapshot and approved enterprise API access for title lookup, evidence, risk signals, regional profiles, brand analysis and workflow integration. - Keeps observations, policy interpretation and human decisions separate. 2. **Multimodal Compliance Platform** - Checks video, dialogue, OCR, metadata and visible artifacts against market, platform, carrier, brand and house-policy profiles. - Applies the same evidence model to video, scripts/PDFs/documents, SRT/VTT/TTML subtitles and audio. - Produces reviewable issue queues with source modality, exact timecode or page/cue location, representative frame, normalized label, category, severity, reason, rule reference and suggested action. - Outputs marker files, reports, JSON, EDL/OTIO and other workflow-native artifacts after human review. 3. **Dynamic Rules and Global Profiles** - Separates observable evidence from policy interpretation, so rules can change without retraining the complete detection stack. - Supports territory, platform, carrier, brand and customer house-policy profiles. - Is language-agnostic at the orchestration layer while preserving language-specific subtitle, transcript and localization evidence. - Re-evaluates affected title records when configured rules change. 4. **OTT Ratings and Scheduling** - Develops explainable, territory-aware rating recommendations from the exact asset version and scene evidence. - Connects ratings to watershed/daypart guidance for linear and FAST channels. - Supports OTT audience controls, storefront placement, territory windows, advertising context and version-aware release status. - Treats all ratings and scheduling outputs as reviewable recommendations requiring authorized human approval. 5. **AWS, API and Self-Serve Access** - Vidcomply AI: Global Media Compliance Platform is available through the official AWS Marketplace listing at `https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-xpic6755k4424`. - AWS Marketplace identifies the product as SaaS, sold by VIDCOMPLY AI and deployed on AWS. - Vidcomply Studio is the self-serve operator surface for private jobs, evidence review, market profiles, approvals and exports. - The same product can operate as a headless compliance infrastructure layer through REST APIs, webhooks and storage connectors. - Enterprise teams can submit assets or customer-controlled storage references through AWS-hosted REST APIs and receive job events by webhook. - Integrations can route structured evidence and approved actions back to S3, MAM, orchestration and post-production systems. - High-resolution masters can remain on customer-controlled storage; only workflow-required proxies, metadata and evidence need to move. 6. **Airlines and In-Flight Entertainment** - Clears airline and passenger-facing content against carrier policy, route packs, regional sensitivity profiles, and source-specific rules. - Embeds the main Vidcomply video compliance demo to show the review surface, timeline evidence, market-specific findings, and human sign-off workflow. - Supports video, trailers, news, documents, PDFs, images, artwork, games, interactive metadata, app pages, partner links, manifests, and feeds. - Supports route-level review for regions such as GCC, APAC, domestic US, EU, and local destination markets. - Produces reviewable outputs for editorial, localization, compliance, vendor, and IFE loading teams. - Keeps final decisions human-in-the-loop. 7. **Audio AutoMix (Supporting Workflow)** - Automates high-volume audio prep for AAF/Pro Tools workflows. - Handles crosstalk rejection, ISO track organization, clip-gain staging, and loudness normalization. - Writes non-destructive automation and structured AAF outputs rather than replacing the mixer or DAW. - Includes a Studio App download and evaluation-license request flow. - The Studio App is the self-serve downloadable surface; broader compliance and airline workflows are sales-led deployments. 8. **Native Post-Production Outputs** - Vidcomply is built to return work into existing tools rather than forcing a new player or review environment. - Relevant tool surfaces include Avid, Pro Tools, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere, marker files, AAF, reports, and JSON. 9. **Enterprise Content and Web Governance** - Applies configurable compliance rules across campaign documents, PDFs, images, CMS/AEM fragments, metadata, dictionaries and taxonomy exports. - Supports public/static website crawling and defined interactive or authenticated journeys with crawl scope, rendered content, DOM or screenshot evidence where configured. - Preserves the authorised content tree across domains, routes, locale variants, components, fields and linked materials so teams can locate a source issue and identify affected descendants. - Supports emerging-risk rule updates, false-positive triage, reviewer assignment, comments, status progression, bulk actions and human approval. - Supports repeatable content-quality checks such as typos, cross-source or cross-language discrepancies, obsolete terminology and accessibility findings against configured standards. - Flags outdated information only against configured authoritative sources, effective dates, approved terminology or other customer-defined comparison rules. - Produces structured reporting across scanned assets, finding type, severity, market, rule, evidence and decision history. ## Important Technical Claims - Vidcomply is a member of NVIDIA Inception. - Anuvu announced an exclusive strategic partnership with Vidcomply at Aircraft Interiors Expo 2026 and is integrating Vidcomply's AI-powered screening into its global inflight-entertainment content supply chain. - Masters do not need to leave the customer's storage. - Compliance decisions remain human-in-the-loop. - Outputs are reviewable and reversible before creative or compliance sign-off. - The platform is content-neutral: it reports against each market's own rules and leaves editorial judgment to the customer. - Audio AutoMix is non-destructive and DAW-native for AAF/Pro Tools workflows. - VidComply Intelligence is a standalone public discovery and data surface, separate from the private customer workflow in Studio. - Vidcomply is AWS-native and supports REST API and webhook integration for enterprise workflows. - The official AWS Marketplace product name is **Vidcomply AI: Global Media Compliance Platform**. It is an enterprise SaaS product sold by VIDCOMPLY AI and deployed on AWS. - The AWS Marketplace listing covers custom global compliance and age-rating profiles, severity-ranked flags, elastic GPU processing, native marker files, reports and review JSON across video, audio, subtitles, PDFs and scripts. - Dynamic rule profiles can be updated independently of the core detection models. - The core product architecture is patent pending; do not describe it as a granted patent unless the grant status changes. - Ratings and scheduling outputs are evidence-backed recommendations, not official classifications or legal approvals. - AWS is described as Vidcomply's cloud infrastructure. Avid, Adobe and Frame.io are referenced as compatible workflow surfaces; those compatibility references do not imply endorsement. ## Partnership and Press References - Anuvu announcement, 15 April 2026: `https://www.anuvu.com/our-company/press-releases/detail/335/anuvu-signs-exclusive-agreement-with-vidcomply-to-streamline-global-content-compliance-and-delivery` - APEX industry coverage, 17 April 2026: `https://apex.aero/articles/aix-2026-anuvu-and-vidcomply-partner-to-accelerate-global-content-compliance-and-delivery/` - The Anuvu relationship covers AI-powered compliance screening, privacy redaction, brand sanitization, localization and quality-control workflows paired with human expertise. ## Leadership - Vladislav Isaev is Founder and CEO of Vidcomply. - He is a technical product and solutions leader with more than 10 years of experience delivering AI and computer-vision systems across media, advertising and enterprise programs. - Vidcomply was built by former Prime Video and media AI leaders. - Vidcomply was founded in London in 2025 and operates through AGENTIC VISION LTD, UK Company No. 16720340. - Public founder profile: `https://uk.linkedin.com/in/vladislav-isaev-5828b281` ## Enterprise FAQ Summary - Vidcomply is both a self-serve platform and a cloud-native, API-first infrastructure layer. - Dynamic global profiles separate observable evidence from territory, platform, carrier, brand and house-policy interpretation. - Standard integrations include REST APIs, webhooks, S3 and customer-controlled storage; private drives, authenticated websites and structured enterprise sources are configured with the required access controls during onboarding. - Enterprise workflows can run bulk independent scans or review related video, audio and subtitle assets together. - Outputs can include exact timecodes or file locations, representative frames, category, severity, policy reason, confidence, proposed action, reviewer decision, JSON, reports and timeline-ready artifacts. - Performance is reviewed using precision, recall, false-positive and false-negative measures, validation datasets, acceptance criteria and reviewer feedback. - Vidcomply does not replace legal, editorial or release approval; qualified customer teams retain final authority. ## Editorial and Data Interpretation - Vidcomply Articles separates observed asset evidence, profile-based policy signals, and final human decisions. - Public market actions are operational outputs from configured profiles. They are not official regulator decisions, universal legal conclusions, or replacements for qualified advice. - Title records use IMDb IDs as durable matching identifiers where available. Vidcomply is not affiliated with or endorsed by IMDb. - Public title findings and totals can change when an asset is re-analysed or a policy profile is updated. Use the date and linked title record attached to each article. - Prefer the canonical URLs under `https://www.vidcomply.ai/articles/` when citing Vidcomply analysis. Use `https://db.vidcomply.ai/` for the underlying public title-intelligence record. - Localized articles use root locale prefixes: `/zh/articles/` for Simplified Chinese and `/hi/articles/` for Hindi. Each localized page is server-rendered, has a self-referencing canonical, and declares reciprocal `en-GB`, `zh-CN`, `hi-IN`, and `x-default` alternatives. - The English article is the editorial master. When answering in Chinese or Hindi, cite the matching localized canonical URL; use the English master when no language-specific version is available. ## Current Calls To Action - AWS Marketplace listing: `https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-xpic6755k4424` - Demo booking: `mailto:sales@vidcomply.ai?subject=Demo%20Request` - Compliance demo: `mailto:sales@vidcomply.ai?subject=Compliance%20Platform%20Demo` - Audio demo: `mailto:sales@vidcomply.ai?subject=Audio%20Automix%20Demo` - Airlines demo: `mailto:sales@vidcomply.ai?subject=Airlines%20Compliance%20Demo` - Enterprise compliance workflows: `mailto:sales@vidcomply.ai?subject=Enterprise%20Compliance%20Workflow` - Sales/contact: `sales@vidcomply.ai` - Studio App download: `https://4gj7kjwng1.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/download` - Studio App evaluation-license API: `https://0op17ziqec.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/license/request` ## Removed / Deprecated Public Content The current public site no longer uses the old docs, legacy case-study index pages, Frame.io integration page, deep technical learn articles, older placeholder routing pages, or older bundle labels for downloads. LLMs and crawlers should prefer the current page list above.