A better workflow starts here.
Explore a product, discuss a workflow, or tell us what you want to build. For a NewsMind demonstration, share how your newsroom works and we’ll focus on the studios that matter to your team.
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- You describe the desk
- How the work actually moves today
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- We ask for a sample
- A demonstration on our data tells you nothing about yours
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- We show it on yours
- And say so where we do not help
Request a demonstration
We will ask for a sample of your material first. A demonstration on our data tells you nothing about yours.
Talk to an engineer
If your question is about how something works rather than what it costs, we would rather you asked the person who built it.
The questions we get most.
How does a trial usually work?
We install against a slice of your own material — a few wire feeds and a portion of the archive — because a demonstration on our data proves nothing about yours. Most newsrooms start with one studio and add the rest once the first is genuinely being used.
Where does our material live?
On your own installation. The archive, the recordings and the transcripts stay where you put them, which for most broadcasters is the deciding factor.
Do we have to replace what we already have?
No, and we would be sceptical of anyone who said yes. Most newsrooms keep their finishing suites, their publishing system and their social workflow, and use NewsMind for the parts where the queue actually forms.
Which languages does it work in?
Material arrives in many languages; the newsroom-facing output is Arabic, and voice reads in Arabic, English and French. The product was built Arabic-first rather than adapted to it.
How long until it is useful?
The wire gathering and the live clipping are useful in the first week. The archive gets more useful the longer it runs, because everything that arrives is described as it lands and the backlog is worked through behind it.