What you see
A video linked to a timestamped sourced statement, an entity, an intent, a cluster, an article and its JSON-LD.
Demo · Content Graph
One video, its statements and its structured data.
Explore what Aive extracts from a sample video: timestamped sourced statements, entities, intents, clusters and JSON-LD. Every node keeps its link to the source moment, so your team can check before publishing.
Demo data · sample video
What does this demo show?
This demo shows the Content Graph of a sample video. The video is linked to a timestamped sourced statement, an entity, a search intent, a topic cluster and an article. The associated VideoObject JSON-LD describes the video and its key moment. Outputs are proposals reviewed by the team; the compliance score assesses the structure and promises no citation.
- Sourced statement
- A statement linked to the proof that supports it, with its timecode and version.
- Intent
- The need behind a question: understand, compare, choose, solve.
- JSON-LD
- A schema.org structured-data format that engines can read, here a VideoObject and its moments.
Content Graph
Explore the nodes of the sample video.
Content Graph · sample videoDemo data
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "VideoObject",
"name": "Product masterclass",
"hasPart": [{
"@type": "Clip",
"name": "The proof",
"startOffset": 42, "endOffset": 70
}]
} Video journey
The demo output, from transcript to score.
The video journey of the audit produces a readable chain, step by step. Every link stays connected to the one before.
TranscriptChapterSourced statementProof / timecodeEntityIntentArticleVideoObjectCompliance score
Demo output. The compliance score shows how ready the structure is, not a probability of citation or ranking.
Reading
What you see, and what needs review.
Demo data
Data
Sample video and demo outputs. No customer video is processed on this page.
Limits
Outputs are reviewed by the team before use; the compliance score is not a guarantee.
What we do not guarantee
- Proposed statements and entities may contain errors: they are reviewed and approved before publishing.
- Valid JSON-LD makes the video easier to read; it does not oblige any engine to use it.
- The compliance score predicts neither citation, ranking nor traffic.
- The analyses available on a real video depend on configuration and rights.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the displayed statements come from?
They are extracted from the sample video’s transcript and linked to their timestamped moment. On a real video, your team corrects, approves or rejects each statement before publishing.
What does the compliance score mean?
It shows how far the prepared structure contains the expected elements: chapters, sourced statements, entities and structured data. It does not measure visibility and promises no citation.
Can I test with my own video?
Yes, in a demo. Before processing, Aive sets out accepted formats, required rights, security, retention and whether the output is a demo or a real measurement.