Website import

A lot of organizational knowledge is already published — help centers, product pages, public policies. Website import turns it into sources without copy-pasting.

How it works

Give Vidext a public URL or domain. It then:

1. Maps the site — discovers the site's pages, including subdomains belonging to the same company.
2. Selects what matters — ranks the discovered pages and picks the most relevant ones, rather than ingesting everything blindly.
3. Imports the selection — each chosen page becomes a source document: clean text plus the useful, non-decorative images.

Imported pages enter the same pipeline as uploads — processed into canonical text and indexed into the module's concept wiki. See The knowledge layer.

Two distinct jobs

Website content serves two purposes, and Vidext handles both:

• Knowledge — what the pages say becomes grounding for planning and generation.
• Brand evidence — what your site looks like feeds your branding profile, so generated modules match your visual identity.

Good candidates to import

• Your help center or knowledge base — the canonical "how it works" content.
• Product and pricing pages — for sales and support enablement.
• Published policies — for compliance modules grounded in the public source of truth.