The next generation of Scene

Tell it once, in your voice, to each person.

Give Scene whatever you've got, a deck, a report, a transcript, a few notes. An agent turns it into a story they press play on, told in your voice. You send one link and see who watched.

In pilot with ten brands you already know. Six are in. Terms below.

scene.io/s/halden-q3-reviewListen · Read
TranscriptSuresh's voice

1 · Hello Maria0:00
2 · What changed0:06
3 · Your Q3 numbers0:14
4 · Next step0:22
Suresh · Scene
0:00 / 0:27 Respond
Client work includes
AnotherPayoneerOmnicomNHSHershey

The problem

You owe a lot of people a story.

Every account you look after is owed the same conversation: what happened, what's next, what I need from you. You could tell it in your sleep. Making it into something you can send takes an afternoon, every time, so it doesn't get made. They get a PDF, or nothing.

The story isn't the problem. Telling it three hundred times is.

We built Scene to make content. What people actually sent was this: a short presentation, narrated, made for one person. The next generation is built around it. The current platform stays at app.scene.io.

From the pilot

"This gives us a way to efficiently gather inputs, structure them into a compelling narrative, and create highly personalized presentations that feel authentic to each individual."
NHSMadhusudhan VarmaMedical Director, NHS, North Cumbria

The story

Build the story, or fix the one you've got.

Scene starts from whatever you've got and finds the story in it.

Start from a sentenceSay what you need to explain and who it's for. It writes the story, the slides and the narration.
Start from what you've gotDrop in the deck and the call notes. It cuts what doesn't help and retells it for the person receiving it.
Change anythingThe story, a line of narration, a visual. Say it in plain language or do it by hand. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
StoryScriptDesignSend
Q3 review · Halden Ltd · Draft 2
PDFQBR-template.pdf14 pages · used 6
CSVhalden-q3-data.csvReach, replies, CPL
TXTnotes-from-call.txt12 Sep · 9 min
01Hello Mariaadded for Maria0:34
02What changed: three thingsfrom notes0:38
03About us, 2019 to todaycut0:52
03Your Q3 numbersfrom the csv1:08
04Next stepadded0:28
Cut the about-us section, Halden have been a customer for two years. Led with what changed, it's what Maria asked about on the call.Undo
4 chapters · 2:48Write the script

Your voice

Narrated by you, without you recording anything.

Record a short consent sample once. Every Scene after that is read in your own voice, from a script you've signed off. Or use a studio voice with your name on it.

Listen or readSlides that play with word by word subtitles, or a transcript at their own pace. One tap to switch.
Looks like you tooYour fonts, your colours, the way you say things. Set once, on every Scene.
One link, no loginThey tap the link and it's you, talking to them. Any phone, no app, no account.
StoryScriptDesignSend
Chapter 2 · What changed · 0:38

Since we last spoke, three things changed. The renewal moved to November, two new sites went live, and support tickets are down forty percent. The first one matters most to you, so I'll start there.

SureshYour voice · consent sample 12 AugCloned
AdaStudio voice · neutral English
Generated in 14s · RegenerateApproved by Suresh

Share and track

You'll know if they watched.

Send a deck and you've no idea what happened to it. Send a Scene and you see who opened it, how far they got, and that somebody replayed the pricing chapter twice.

Respond from any slideA reply button on every slide. A booking link at the end if you want one.
One story, every accountThree hundred accounts, one story each, about them. All of them sound like you.
StoryScriptDesignSend
Q3 reviews · last 7 days
312Sent
214Opened
61%Listened to end
38Replied
11Booked
ReplaysCh. 3, Your Q3 numbers, replayed most
RecipientListenedLast
MKMaria KowalskiHalden LtdReplied · replayed ch. 3
DRDaniel ReyesNorthgateBooked Thu 10:30
PSPriya ShahLumen RetailStopped at 1:52
JWJonas WeberFjord MediaNot opened
Illustrative numbersExport

Use cases

Things people explain with Scene.

Account managers, client leads, advisers, event and marketing teams. Also, yes, people who sell.

The quarterly account review

The one that doesn't get sent, because nobody has time to make three hundred decks.

The renewal

What you got this year, what changes next year. From the person they know, before the invoice.

The client results readout

The monthly report, told instead of attached.

The proposal to a committee

One story. A version for the CFO, one for the CTO, one for the sponsor.

The event wrap-up

Four hundred attendees, each with what they missed and who to talk to, the morning after.

The report, told

The white paper, narrated for one account with their sector first. You see who got to page twelve.

The pilot

We're building the new Scene with ten brands you already know.

Six are in. Four places left.

Who's inSix brands across [sectors]. Named on a call, not on a page.
ScenesFive, made with you. The first within 24 hours.
LengthFour to eight weeks, at your pace.
VoicesAs many as you need.
BrandSet up with you in the first week.
Your teamA named person from Scene, start to finish.
Price$10,000, paid once. Card or invoice.

If procurement needs paper first, hello@scene.io.

"Scene makes us look good. We've cut the time it takes to follow up by more than half — and the output actually helps us win more work."
AnotherJaspar EyearsCEO, Another

Questions

Before you ask.

Does it sound like AI?

The script is written to be read aloud and the voice is yours. Listen to the example and decide.

How long does one take to make?

Minutes from your material. Longer if you edit, and you can edit all of it.

What if the agent gets the story wrong?

You change it. Everything is a draft until you approve it.

What happens to the material I upload?

It builds your Scene and nothing else. GDPR compliant, under a data processing agreement. Stored in the region you choose, kept only as long as you want, and never used for training: the models run on AWS Bedrock, which doesn't train on your data.

Is this a different product from the current Scene?

It's the next generation. The current platform stays at app.scene.io.

Take one of the last four places.

Six brands are in. If you'd rather see your own account as a Scene before you decide, send us a deck and one account's numbers and we'll make it.