InverityBook a demo
A walkthrough of the platform with someone who knows it, and time for the questions a website cannot answer. Around thirty minutes.
A live walkthrough rather than a recorded video, pointed at whichever half of the platform you care about. The asset layer: how files get enriched and tagged, how rights and approval state attach to the asset itself, how search behaves. The infrastructure underneath: how compression, format selection, and delivery routing are chosen per asset. Or both, if you are weighing the whole thing.
The useful part is usually the second half. Bring the questions that are awkward to answer from a website: what happens when a license expires, who can see what, what the quality floor actually looks like on your kind of media, how this sits alongside your CMS or your existing delivery stack, what a migration involves. Those are much better answered live than in a follow-up thread.
Book a demo
Tell us what you want to see
Two minutes now, so we can point the walkthrough at the part you care about.
How it works
What happens after you send it
We read it properly
Someone who knows the product reads what you wrote, rather than routing you into a sequence. If your question is answerable in an email, we will just answer it.
We find a time
A short reply to arrange a slot, pointed at whichever part of the platform you said matters most.
You see the product
Screen shared, roughly thirty minutes, your questions rather than our script. Bring whoever asks the hard questions, whether those are about rights and permissions or about codecs, quality floors, and delivery.
You decide what happens next
No commitment on the call. If what you need is something we do not do yet, we will tell you rather than book a second one.
Both halves of the platform
50ms
Search response
9
AI agents working the library
95%
Neural compression savings
0.975
Structural similarity floor
Before you book
How long does it take?
Around thirty minutes. We will happily run longer if you have people who want to dig into permissions, rights, delivery, or integrations.
Do we need to prepare anything?
No. Come with questions. If there is a specific workflow you want to see, mention it on the form and we will make sure to cover it.
Who should be on the call?
Whoever owns this day to day, plus anyone who will ask about access control, rights, quality, or how it connects to your existing systems. Those questions are much better answered live than over email.
Are you going to try to sell us something?
We will show you the product and answer your questions. If what you need is not something we do yet, we would rather say so than take a second meeting to avoid saying it.
What if we are not ready to move off what we have?
Most people booking a demo are not. Finding out what the thing actually does is a reasonable use of half an hour whether or not you plan to change anything this quarter.