Video-to-data
Scenes, speech, faces, products and on-screen text, as structured, timestamped data.
Aive API
MGT video reading, in your stack.
Everything Aive does, exposed as an API: analyze any video, generate versions, produce AI-readable content, plug the results into your own products.
Talk architecture Enterprise API on quote, with scopes, limits and support defined in the contract.
Last verified · 26 September 2026
What does Aive offer developers?
Aive publishes API documentation at api.aive.tech, built from an OpenAPI 3.1.0 specification. The published specification documents 48 endpoints. It covers key-based authentication and scopes, webhooks, cURL examples and the pipeline that turns a video into analyses, articles and exports. Commercial access is an Enterprise API on quote, with scopes, limits and support defined in the contract.
- OpenAPI 3.1.0
- A standard format for describing APIs. The specification published by Aive is authoritative for paths, parameters and responses.
- Scope
- A permission attached to an API key. A key can only reach the operations its scopes cover.
- Webhook
- An HTTP notification sent to your system when a job changes state.
Capabilities
Four capabilities, one API.
Versioning and clipping
Ratios, durations, formats and clips, generated from one master.
Localization
Subtitles, contextual translation and voice-over, for every market.
GEO generation
Answer-first articles, FAQs and structured data AI can read.
Build
From your first key to your first export.
Video GEO API
A conceptual quickstart: access, key and scopes, video submission, analyses, articles, webhook and export.
Get started with the API
Webhooks
Events, authenticity, idempotency, retries and logging: the principles of a reliable receiver.
Webhook principles
Integration examples
Headless CMS, publishing pipeline and analytics export, described step by step.
See integration scenarios
Track and operate
A public reference, traceable changes.
Public documentation
Redocly reference: authentication, scopes, pipeline, webhooks and cURL examples.
Open api.aive.tech
Changelog
Where to follow changes, how the endpoint count is reconciled and how often it is reviewed.
Follow the changes
Status and incidents
Incident process, support and service commitments defined in the contract.
Understand the incident process
The pipeline
A video goes in. Verifiable outputs come out.
Source videoEnabled analysesDraft articlesHuman approvalExports and publishingWebhook
Every step points back to the source video and moment. Available analyses depend on your contract; a generated article stays a draft until your team approves it.
In the public documentation
What you will find on api.aive.tech.
- The published OpenAPI 3.1.0 specification, the source of truth for the endpoint count
- Key-based authentication and the list of scopes
- The pipeline from video to analyses, articles and exports
- Webhooks and their events
- cURL examples for each key step
- Response codes and error formats described by the specification
Go further
Integrations Connected sources and destinations, with a status published connector by connector. Integrations Enterprise architecture Sources, isolated workspaces, roles, keys, scopes, webhooks and logs, through to enabled destinations. Enterprise architecture Automation An agent that prepares and executes, reusable workflows, SSO and API for enterprise teams. Automation MGT: how video is read From Playbook to measurement: how MGT turns video into a governed working system. MGT: how video is read Methodology Engines, panels, repeated sampling, indicator formulas, evidence levels, limits and statuses of Aive’s measurement. Methodology Security and trust SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, ISO 27001 process under way, DPA and controls: the Aive GEO trust centre. Security and trust
Frequently asked questions
Questions from technical teams.
Does every plan include API access?
No. The API is an Enterprise offer on quote. Scopes, usage limits and support level are defined in the contract. The documentation stays public and can be read before any commercial discussion.
How many endpoints does the API have?
The published specification documents 48 endpoints. It is authoritative: if another figure appears elsewhere, the OpenAPI specification published at api.aive.tech is the one to rely on.
Can I test the API without a contract?
The documentation and cURL examples are public. Authenticated calls require a key issued as part of Enterprise access. Any trial arrangements are to be confirmed with the Aive team.
Your stack, your videos, a scoped integration.
Share your target architecture: the Aive team will specify the scopes, limits and support to set in the contract.