Template population

Producing many video variants by hand ties up creative time. A Beam agent reads approved copy, images, and data from a connected source, then fills a MoDeck template's editable fields so each version keeps the design your team locked while the content changes. Straightforward variants are assembled automatically. When an asset is missing, text overflows a field, or a value looks wrong for the brand, the agent pauses and asks a person to fix the input, so a broken or off-brand video never reaches the render step or an audience.

Render queuing

Waiting to start a render on each version wastes hours. Once a MoDeck template is populated and passes your checks, a Beam agent queues the render with the settings your team defined and updates the record when the output is ready. Normal jobs run and complete without anyone watching. When a render fails, exceeds an expected time, or produces a file that does not match the format or length you specified, the agent flags it for a person to review instead of pushing a faulty video into the next step of your workflow.

Variant generation

One template usually needs many localized or audience-specific cuts. A Beam agent reads a list of variant inputs, such as languages or offers, populates the MoDeck template for each, and produces the set while keeping the shared creative intact. Fully specified variants are generated on their own. When a locale is missing a translation, an input list looks incomplete, or a variant would leave a field blank, the agent stops that version and asks a person to supply what is missing, so no half-finished cut slips out with the rest.