Capture
Turn process video into reviewed standard work.
Stop reconstructing work from memory. Upload a real process video or screen recording, generate the first structured package, then review and approve the instruction before it becomes controlled output.
Generated package
- Steps
- 18 detected
- Source
- Video linked
- Output
- DOCX + digital
- Status
- Ready for review
Source to instruction
The work is already in the video. Swift Ops extracts the structure.
The espresso demo is intentionally simple: source footage becomes a reviewable work package, then a controlled record after approval. The same pattern applies to shop-floor work, maintenance tasks, inspections, and screen-based procedures.
Generated steps
Reviewed work
Capture workflow
Less typing. More review.
The 90%+ time savings matters because the first version is where teams lose hours. Swift Ops creates that first version from evidence, then your team spends its time checking accuracy.
Upload video
Use the source you already have.
Phone footage, mounted camera video, screen recordings, and changeover clips can all start the workflow.
Generate package
Steps, checks, tools, materials, timing.
The system creates structured instructions and pulls visual context from the source footage.
Review output
A person decides what is accurate.
Edit wording, add local requirements, remove noise, and approve only what should become official.
Use downstream
Export or promote.
Use editable DOCX, digital instructions, or route the reviewed package into document control.
What Capture produces
A first version your team can actually review.
Instruction structure
Numbered steps, source images, checks, tools, materials, hazards, and notes organized for editing.
Source traceability
The generated package points back to the video context so reviewers can verify what was observed.
Controlled handoff
Reviewed output can feed document control without silently overwriting the released instruction.
Upload one process. See the time savings.
Use a real video and compare the generated package against what your team would normally write by hand.