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Use case

Turn the policy into training people can follow

Start from the policy, procedure, AML manual, or regulatory update your team already uses. Kinoslide drafts the narration and visuals, and your team reviews every scene before rollout.

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01See it

What the finished video looks like.

A finished compliance module built from an AML procedure. Presentation fits policy training that also needs a deck to hand out. Review wording, examples, tone, and source alignment before the video is rendered.

Presentation. A module for frontline staff on identifying, documenting, and escalating suspicious activity.
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02What makes it different

Built for material that has to be explained properly.

01

Draw the escalation path

The reporting steps are drawn as a path and a case moves along it while the narration explains each stop, so staff watch the procedure happen.

02

Check the module before rollout

Check the script, visuals, examples, and scene order before exporting the final MP4.

03

Revise only what changed

Revise the affected scenes when a rule, policy, bulletin, or internal process changes.

03How it works

From the material you have to a video you can publish.

  1. 01

    Upload the policy or update

    Start from an AML manual, procedure, bulletin, compliance brief, or internal training document.

  2. 02

    Review the draft

    Pick Dry Erase for a drawn lesson, or Presentation when you also need the deck. Kinoslide drafts the scenes, narration, and visuals, and your team edits the storyboard before export.

  3. 03

    Publish and refresh

    Export the finished MP4 for your LMS or internal library. Update scenes when the source changes.

04Training moments

When the source document changes, the training can change with it.

Use Kinoslide for recurring compliance work that usually starts in policies, procedures, regulatory bulletins, and internal guidance.

Policy refresh

AML, BSA, KYC, and customer due diligence refreshers

Source
AML manuals, BSA policy, KYC procedures, or branch compliance documents
Review
Check examples, required language, and scene order before the module is published
Output
Annual refresher videos for your LMS, internal library, or branch training program

Regulatory update

FINTRAC, OFAC, sanctions, and regulatory bulletin briefings

Source
Regulatory bulletins, CIRO notices, compliance memos, sanctions guidance, or reporting walkthroughs
Review
Revise only the scenes tied to the new requirement or internal interpretation
Output
Short narrated briefings for affected teams, regions, or departments

Policy rollout

Code of conduct, whistleblower, and internal policy training

Source
Approved employee policies, SOPs, procedure manuals, or internal guidance
Review
Confirm tone, escalation steps, and examples before exporting the finished MP4
Output
Consistent policy training for branches, regional teams, and distributed employees

05Who it's for

Where this fits.

AML and financial crime

AML refreshers from the source document

  • Create training from AML manuals and internal financial crime documents
  • Convert annual refreshers and policy updates into narrated videos
  • Review each scene before the module is published

Internal policy

Make policy updates easier to distribute

  • Use employee policies, SOPs, and procedure manuals as training sources
  • Keep training close to the source documents your team maintains
  • Create multilingual versions for Canadian and US teams

Regulated teams

Create consistent training across locations

  • Use the same approved source material across branches, teams, and departments
  • Update affected scenes when policies or regulatory references change
  • Export MP4 files for LMS upload or internal distribution

06FAQ

Common questions.

AML manuals, BSA materials, FINTRAC, OFAC, and CIRO references, CFR materials, policy manuals, procedures, regulatory bulletins, and internal guidance can all be used.

Yes. Edit the affected scenes, regenerate the parts that changed, and export a refreshed MP4.

07Further reading

Keep going.

Get started

Start with the material you already have.

Upload a document, choose the format, and review the first draft in minutes. Free to start.

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