Same questions all day
Counters and hotlines explain the same process over and over, eating up staff time.
People at service centers ask the same few things: what to bring, which counter first, can it be done on a phone. Staff repeat the answers all day; written guides are long and confusing—seniors struggle, younger people skip them—and a missing document means another trip.
We make one video per service: from gathering documents and booking online to taking a number, finding the counter and knowing when the result comes. Phone steps are shown on the actual interface, the hall is generated from photos of your center, and a digital-human guide can lead the way.

Counters and hotlines explain the same process over and over, eating up staff time.
Guides are long and full of jargon, hard going for seniors and newcomers.
People miss a required document, find out at the counter, and have to come back.
Each service has its own video, so people open just the one they need.
Which buttons to tap, where the counter is, how to take a number—all shown.
One consistent digital presenter across videos; update the script and re-render.
When counters or documents change, only the affected steps and captions are redone.
Social insurance, health insurance, residency, property and business licenses—one video each.
How to register, fill in forms and upload documents in the app or mini-program, with commentary.
Where to go first and what each zone handles, looping on the entrance screen.
Company registration and project approvals across departments: where to go and how many steps.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
The services to cover, official guides, phone screenshots and photos of the hall.
Each service is broken into steps with commentary and highlighted screens and counters, checked by you for accuracy.
We generate hall scenes, build the interface walkthrough, add commentary and captions, and cut a draft.
Lobby-screen and vertical phone versions on sign-off; when a process changes, only those steps are updated.
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Green energy short for Longgang District’s publicity department: from street equipment to the control center to a resident’s phone—each step connected in one clear line.
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Vertical-screen animation for Kuaishou’s Party committee hall: an idle loop, then characters step out to greet visitors—a model for service-hall entrance screens.
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