AI-assisted video ad review

Know what to change before your ad goes live.

AI analyses spoken and on-screen claims to produce clear edit notes, evidence requests and cited rules. For Indian brand and agency teams working in Hindi, Hinglish and English.

Early pilot service · Scope, fee and review window agreed before work starts.

Draft review

Illustrative example
  1. Claim observed

    00:08

    “Lasts twice as long.”

    A comparison in the example video.

  2. Evidence request

    Twice as long as what?

    Brand team: provide the comparator, test method and results.

  3. Edit note

    Make the comparison specific.

    Creative team: name the comparator and conditions the evidence supports.

See an actual ClearFrame report.

An independent sample from a public Traya ad. See what was observed, what needs checking, and which records would settle the question. AI-assisted analysis with editorial corrections; not commissioned or endorsed by Traya.

clearframe-traya-sample.pdf

A 20-second public ad. Brand evidence, publishing context and final sign-off remain outside this sample.

Evidence request00:18.5

The success-rate claim has a source note.

“93%” · “SUCCESS” · “RATE”

The ad also shows a note referring to an internal study. The study itself was not supplied to this review.

Next step: Check what counted as success, the study population and the measurement period. Match the claim to what those records support.

ASCI Code 1.1 · Factual claims should be capable of substantiation.

On-screen evidence00:13.0

Customer count and satisfaction are separate claims.

“Over 2 Lakh+” · “happy customers”

This wording appears on screen. It is not established by the spoken transcript alone.

Next step: Check unique-customer records and the basis for “happy”. An evidence request is not a finding that the brand has no evidence.

ASCI Code 1.1 · Sample times are observations, not exact visibility boundaries.

From draft file to cited findings.

One cut, a clear review scope, and a check of the revision. Delivery works through the files and email your team already uses.

1

Share the cut and context

Send the video, target market, product, publishing account and placement. Include existing claim records and the intended release version.

2

Review the claims together

AI analyses spoken claims, sampled frames and readable on-screen text together. Evidence checks flag unsupported quotes; unclear words and missing context stay open for review.

3

Get tasks for the right owner

The pilot includes human review before delivery. Separate creative changes from records your brand team needs to supply, with source references and verification limits.

4

Check the revised cut

Return the revision with the same product and claim context. Track what changed and what remains open; a disappeared finding is not proof of a fix.

Every finding traces back to a source.

Versioned policy corpus

Stored policy extracts retain their source URLs and provenance. The report states the assessed scope and flags sources whose official comparison remains outstanding.

Evidence validation

Audio quotes link to word timings; visible text links to sampled frames. Rejected candidates remain in the audit so failed validation cannot silently become a clean result.

Honest uncertainty

Publishing context, source-audio checks and brand evidence are separate questions. Unknown facts stay unresolved, and a missing record is not proof of a false claim.

Start with the next ad in your approval queue.

Request a scoped pilot: one draft cut, a review report and one revised-cut check. We agree the fee, coverage and delivery window before you share campaign files. Personal care and consumer-product campaigns are the starting point; other categories are scoped individually.

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