How to Upload and Use Videos in BrokerBot
BrokerBot watches, listens to, and learns from your videos like a teammate would. Upload a video to chat or add it to your Knowledge Center, then ask questions about what was said or shown.
Supported Video Formats
.mp4
.webm
.mov
.m4v
.ogv
What BrokerBot Can Do With a Video
Understand spoken content
Identify important visual information
Make the content searchable
Summarize the video
Answer questions about specific topics, moments, or instructions
Upload a Video in Chat
Select the + button in the chat window, or drag a video into the conversation.
Select your video file.
Wait for BrokerBot to finish processing.
Ask a question or request a summary.
Chat video uploads are limited to 30 MB per file. You can upload up to 100 files in one message.
Add a Video to the Knowledge Center
Knowledge Center users can upload a video file or select Import Video from URL. URL imports support YouTube video links, Vimeo video links, and direct links to video files such as .mp4 or .mov.
You can also add a YouTube channel or playlist. New videos from the channel or playlist can be imported automatically as they are published.
Who Can Access the Knowledge Center?
Team members can open the Knowledge Center, but the folders and files they can see depend on visibility and permissions:
Owners, partners, and team leaders can view private folders owned by their team and can manage content in folders where they have edit access.
Other team members can view internal folders and files shared with their team. They cannot upload files, import videos from URLs, create folders, or add other content to the Knowledge Center.
Users with individual permissions can view the specific private folders or files shared with them. Individual permissions are view-only: they cannot upload files, import videos from URLs, create folders, or add other content.
Public folders can be viewed by anyone with access to the relevant team experience. A file or video is not automatically visible to every team member when it is added to a restricted folder.
Tips for Better Results
Clear audio produces better answers.
Shorter videos usually finish processing sooner.
For a long recording, consider splitting it into sections.
Give imported videos a descriptive name so they are easier to find later.
