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Training & L&D

Turn your documents into training people watch.

SOPs, compliance policies, onboarding guides, upload them, and Interlace builds narrated training video in 28 languages. No studio, no production queue.

The problem

The content exists. The video never ships.

Filming is slow and expensive, so most policies stay as PDFs nobody opens. The same training has to land in many languages, and when a policy updates every video has to be remade from scratch.

How it works

Four steps from doc to deployed.

01

Upload the document

Drop in the SOP, policy, or onboarding guide.

02

Review the draft

Interlace writes the script and builds the scenes. Edit in the browser.

03

Share for review

Send stakeholders a share link to comment on. Formal sign-off is coming soon.

04

Publish in every language

Generate the multilingual versions and share.

What you get

Governance built into the workflow.

From source doc to a module

Upload a PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, or MD and Interlace structures it into a narrated module.

Review built in, approval soon

Stakeholders comment on the exact scene today. Approval stamped to a version, so legal signs off before anything publishes, is coming soon.

Produced in every language

Voiceover and on-screen text in 28 languages, from a single upload. No reshoots.

Version control

Full history on every video. Update the source, compare versions, or restore an earlier one.

On brand by default

Custom styles lock your logo, colors, and fonts so every module looks like your company.

Where teams use it

Built for the L&D backlog.

Onboarding, compliance, SOPs, safety briefings, and multilingual rollouts across every region.

Onboarding & orientationTurn the handbook into a module new hires actually finish.
Compliance & policyKeep a reviewable, versioned record of what shipped and when.
Multilingual rolloutsShip the same training to every region on the same day.

Make training that keeps up with policy.

Book a demo and we'll walk through governance, languages, and your first module.