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Use case

Licensing lessons that draw the concept out

Create insurance training from licensing material, product guides, carrier updates, or broker notes. Pooling, coverage, and suitability concepts are drawn on the board as the narration explains them, and updated when the manual changes.

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01See it

What the finished video looks like.

A finished insurance lesson that works a loss calculation through step by step. Review examples, definitions, and compliance language in the storyboard before export.

Presentation. How deductibles and payout caps divide a covered loss, worked through step by step.
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02What makes it different

Built for material that has to be explained properly.

01

Work from the manual

Start with course PDFs, underwriting notes, product guides, policy documents, or carrier updates.

02

Draw the concept as it is explained

Premiums drop into a shared pool, a claim pays out of it, and the premium formula fills in with the numbers. Coverage, annuity, and suitability examples get the same treatment.

03

Refresh when guidance changes

Update scenes when products, requirements, or internal guidance changes, then export a refreshed video.

03How it works

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

  1. 01

    Upload insurance training material

    Use licensing notes, course manuals, product guides, compliance memos, or carrier training PDFs.

  2. 02

    Shape the draft

    Pick Dry Erase for a drawn lesson, or Presentation when you also need the deck. Edit the storyboard, adjust narration, and regenerate scenes before the final render.

  3. 03

    Publish a training-ready MP4

    Export the video for an LMS, producer portal, broker training library, or internal team page.

04Training moments

Make insurance updates teachable without rebuilding the whole module.

Use Kinoslide for licensing, producer education, product rollouts, and policy refreshes that need to follow the latest manual or carrier guidance.

Licensing support

LLQP, CIP, life and health, or state licensing lessons

Source
Study material, course manuals, exam-prep notes, or instructor content
Review
Check definitions, examples, and regional terminology before rendering
Output
Video lessons for licensing support, course portals, or learner libraries

Producer education

Annuity, suitability, sales practice, and NAIC update training

Source
Producer CE material, compliance notes, state guidance, or suitability procedures
Review
Confirm product language, sales practice examples, and compliance wording
Output
Consistent producer training videos for advisor teams or broker education

Product rollout

Carrier updates, underwriting policy, and P&C product training

Source
Carrier updates, coverage explanations, underwriting notes, or product guides
Review
Edit changed scenes when product details, underwriting guidance, or requirements move
Output
A refreshed broker, branch, or new-hire training video ready for distribution

05Who it's for

Where this fits.

Canadian insurance

Course support videos for Canadian insurance topics

  • Create videos based on your own licensing and professional education materials
  • Use course notes and manuals as the lesson source
  • Create English and French Canadian versions from the same source

US insurance

Support videos for licensing and producer education

  • Use state licensing, producer CE, annuity, suitability, and NAIC-related materials
  • Use product guides and sales practice notes for training modules
  • Refresh lessons when state, carrier, or product guidance changes

Carrier and broker training

Make product updates easier to roll out

  • Use carrier updates, coverage explanations, and underwriting notes as the source
  • Keep training consistent across branches, brokers, and distributed teams
  • Review each scene before publishing

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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