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# About Vidext

Vidext's agents turn the documents and procedures your company already has into training for your frontline teams, grounded in your own material.

Vidext is an agent-driven training production platform for companies with large frontline workforces. Teams upload or connect the material they already have — policies, product documents, decks, transcripts, websites — and operate Vidext by conversation to plan, build, review, publish, and maintain training modules. Learners get narrated lessons, comprehension checks, and a tutor that answers from their assigned course first and labels any public-web research it runs as coming from outside the course; administrators get measurable evidence of what people can apply.

## Company

- Legal name: Vidext Technologies, S.L.
- Tax ID (CIF): B-06881825
- Registered office: Calle Martín el Humano, 1, Entresuelo Derecho, 46008 Valencia (Valencian Community), Spain
- Registration: Mercantile Registry of Valencia, volume 11547, book 8825, folio 69, section 8, sheet V217513
- Website: [https://vidext.io](https://vidext.io)
- Documentation: [https://docs.vidext.io](https://docs.vidext.io)

## What the product does

- **Course Building in the Chat** — At Home, a person tells Vidext's agents who they are training and what learners must be able to do. The agents research the material and the public knowledge it lacks, propose a course brief and the fewest modules that cover the goal, and once a person approves, write each module's script, check it against the sources, record its narration, and build it. Remote MCP clients can pass requests to the same agents.
- **The Studio** — The panel beside the chat where a person watches a module and adjusts it: plays its script, types over any of its texts, redraws its pictures, picks its voice and presenter, and previews it as a learner gets it.
- **Document Intelligence** — Attach documents, slide decks, spreadsheets, audio, video, or a YouTube link, or connect Google Drive, Microsoft 365, or Notion. Each source is turned into text and a search index, so the agents find the passage that covers a topic, and each part of a script names the source it draws on.
- **Publishing** — A built module is shown to no one until a person publishes its course to the teams that should take it; later changes reach learners only when the course is published again.
- **Adaptive Learning** — Each module checks understanding with questions, and a tutor answers learners from their assigned course first, knows the scene they are on and their progress, and labels any public-web research it runs as coming from outside the course.
- **Multi-tenant Workspaces** — Organization → Teams and Courses → Modules, with Documents belonging to the organization. Learners see the published courses assigned to their teams; role-based access holds across the app, its API, and the MCP endpoint.
- **Internationalization** — Each course is written in one language Vidext can narrate, and a published course can be machine-translated into further languages, with the narration spoken again in each.

## Who it is for

- Employee onboarding and internal training
- Product training for customer-facing teams
- Compliance and policy training with comprehension checks
- Customer education and certification paths
- Partner and sales enablement

## Learn more

- [About page on the marketing site](https://vidext.io/about)
- [Legal notice](https://vidext.io/legal/legal-notice)
- [Terms and conditions](https://vidext.io/legal/terms)
- [Contact](https://staging.vidext.com/contact)
- [Privacy](https://staging.vidext.com/privacy)
- [Developer and agent integration guide](https://staging.vidext.com/developers)