AI video infrastructure
for enterprise, at scale.

It depends on what your enterprise produces. For avatar-led content — spokesperson videos, compliance training with a talking head — Synthesia Enterprise is purpose-built for that. For script-driven, narrative video at scale — product marketing, brand campaigns, internal comms, and L&D modules where visual storytelling matters — Induce is the stronger fit. It handles brief-to-delivery continuity, routes shots to the best available model, enforces brand guardrails, and exposes a REST API so your content operations team can automate the entire brief-to-publish workflow.

Yes. Induce supports SSO via SAML 2.0 and OAuth 2.0, compatible with Okta, Azure Active Directory, Google Workspace, and other SAML 2.0-compliant identity providers. All team members authenticate through your existing identity stack — no separate credentials, no shadow IT. Role-based access control lets administrators define what each user or department can create, review, approve, and export.

Induce provides explicit training data opt-out on every tier: your scripts, briefs, generated shots, and brand assets are never used to train foundation models. Enterprise customers additionally receive isolated workspace storage, audit logs for every generation and export event, and data residency options for agreements that require geographic data handling constraints. SOC 2 Type II certification is in progress and security review materials are available on request.

Synthesia Enterprise is optimized for avatar-led content: spokesperson videos, compliance training with a talking head, and localized voiceover at volume. Induce is optimized for script-driven, scene-based video: product marketing, brand films, executive messaging, and social series where visual storytelling matters as much as the words. Both can coexist in the same content operations stack — the choice depends on whether your video mix is predominantly avatar-first or narrative-first.

Yes. Induce exposes a REST API with SDKs for Node.js, Python, and direct HTTP. Teams can programmatically ingest briefs and scripts, trigger breakdowns, override individual shots, poll generation status, hook into approval workflows via webhooks, and export finished cuts — all without touching the UI. Teams wire Induce directly into their CMS, DAM, or project management platform for a fully automated brief-to-publish workflow.

Enterprise volume pricing is structured around monthly credit volume, seat count, and output format requirements — a single billing line, not a per-model or per-workspace charge. Enterprise SLAs cover platform uptime and a dedicated customer success manager for onboarding, integration, and ongoing production support. Specific SLA terms and pricing are discussed during a discovery call.

Yes. Induce offers a structured enterprise pilot: a time-boxed trial with a defined use case, dedicated CSM onboarding, SSO configuration, and a joint success metric agreed in advance. Pilots typically run 30–60 days and cover one production use case end-to-end — from brief ingestion through to final export — so you have a concrete ROI signal before a broader commitment.