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Running your first analysis

1. Upload your asset

From the dashboard, click New Analysis. Drop in an image, document, video (up to 60 seconds), or audio file (up to 5 minutes). You'll see a preview with the file's dimensions and size.

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The upload screen accepts images, documents, video up to 60 sec, and audio up to 5 min.

2. Select target regions

Pick the markets this campaign will run in — business regions, sub-regions, and individual countries. You can also select cultural audiences (Islamic, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Christian, Sikh) independent of geography.

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Select business regions, individual countries, and cultural audiences independently.

3. Add context

Choose the asset type (social media post, digital ad, TV spot, audio/music, print, email, etc.) — rules differ by placement. If you've uploaded brand guidelines or legal documents to the project, toggle those analyses on to check the asset against your own standards.

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Choose the asset placement and toggle on any project documents to check the asset against.

4. Submit and wait for results

Confirm the credit cost and run the analysis. Images and documents finish in 30–60 seconds; video and audio run in the background for a few minutes — no need to keep the tab open.

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Video and audio analyses run in the background. You can close the tab.

5. Reading your report

Your report shows a Fit Score (0–100), flags sorted by severity, and specific recommendations for each issue. Video reports include a clickable timeline. Every flag is labeled AI-detected until a specialist reviewer verifies it.

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Flags are sorted by severity. Every flag is labeled AI-detected until a specialist reviewer verifies it.

6. Sharing with your client

Once a reviewer approves the report, share it via a secure link — no account needed on the client's side. Clients mark each flag Pass or Fix, and legal flags require explicit acknowledgment.

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Clients can mark each flag Pass or Fix. Legal flags require explicit acknowledgment.