Enterprise story intelligence
Story intelligence built around your organization.
Scripitt gives production companies, agencies, studios, publishers and content enterprises a private story-intelligence environment for evaluating, comparing, developing and routing scripts, manuscripts and IP.
Enterprise engagements are configured around your team, workflow, content volume and deployment requirements.
Who we build for
Configuration, not tiers. What an engagement includes depends on the organization, the workflow and the volume it has to carry.
Production Companies
For independent studios, production companies, development teams and talent-led content companies.
Capabilities can include
- Multi-format story evaluation
- Evaluation Lens
- Alignment Radar
- Decision Briefs and recorded company decisions
- Library and revision intelligence
- Branded reports and workspace
- Team access
Agencies, Management & Publishers
For organizations evaluating and routing high volumes of scripts, manuscripts, submissions and underlying IP.
Capabilities can include
- High-volume intake and evaluation
- Portfolio and library intelligence
- Side-by-side project comparison
- Custom organizational lenses
- Buyer and market alignment
- Provenance and revision tracking
- Team workflows and branded outputs
- Library registers for export and print
Studios & Enterprise Platforms
For major studios, streamers, publishers and large content organizations requiring institutional story-intelligence infrastructure.
Capabilities can include
- Organization-wide story intelligence
- Custom evaluation frameworks
- High-volume processing
- Multi-team workflows
- Enterprise governance and usage controls
- White-label workspace, shares and exports
- Your own AI credentials, isolated per workspace
- Deployment planning and enterprise support
The purchase
Not reports. An intelligence capability.
Traditional coverage evaluates one piece of material at a time. Scripitt gives an organization a persistent intelligence layer across its creative pipeline and library.
Evaluate
Scripts, pilots, manuscripts, adaptations, publishing material and vertical series through purpose-built professional modes.
Compare
Evaluate multiple projects side by side and surface decision-ready distinctions.
Route
Use Alignment Radar to identify natural market lanes, likely buyers and creative affinities.
Learn
Build reusable custom lenses from an organization's own prior material and evaluation history.
Remember
Maintain persistent project history, provenance, revisions, reports and institutional knowledge.
Brand
Deliver the workspace, every shared report and brief, and every export within the organization's own visual identity — imported from its website in one step.
Velocity
From reading backlog to decision velocity.
Scripitt compresses work that traditionally takes days into a structured story-intelligence workflow delivered in minutes, while keeping the human decision-maker in command.
AI reads.
Humans decide.
The evaluation is an input to a person’s judgment, with its reasoning exposed so a reader can disagree with it on the evidence.
Questions
Does Scripitt write or rewrite creative material?+
No. Scripitt does not generate creative material of any kind. It reads what is submitted and produces an assessment of it. The writing stays the writer's.
How long does an evaluation take?+
Minutes rather than days for a standard feature or pilot. Longer manuscripts take proportionally longer because the whole work is genuinely read before anything is judged. We position on speed, not on a contractual turnaround.
What happens to material submitted to the platform?+
It is stored against your organization's workspace under row-level access control, visible to your team and whoever you share it with. It is not used to train public models.
Is the Provenance Ledger a copyright registration?+
No. It is an internal chain-of-custody record — a fingerprint and a timestamped chronology. It is not a registration, not proof of authorship and not a credit determination.
See Scripitt on your own material.
Enterprise evaluations begin with a defined use case, representative material, workflow alignment and agreed success criteria.