KinoPipe Client Video Workflow Configuration (Delivery)

KinoPipe Client Video Workflow Configuration (Delivery)

1. 01

   Create a KinoPipe account and retrieve API credentials

   Sign up at KinoPipe, select the Starter plan ($12/month for 1,500 credits) to start, and copy the API key from the dashboard. Set up a webhook endpoint for job completion notifications.

2. 02

   Define a standard video processing workflow for a pilot client

   Using KinoPipe's typed operations (trim, resize, compress, subtitles), specify the exact sequence of edits. For example, trim to 60 seconds, resize to 1080x1080, compress to H.264, and add captions.

3. 03

   Integrate KinoPipe with the client's automation tool via REST or MCP

   Connect KinoPipe to n8n or Make using the REST API, or to Claude/Cursor via MCP. Test the workflow with sample videos to ensure the operations execute in a single pass without intermediate files.

4. 04

   Configure idempotency keys and webhooks for reliable job tracking

   In the REST API calls, include an idempotency key to prevent duplicate processing. Set up webhooks to receive job completion or failure events, and log these in your agency's project management system.

5. 05

   Set up credit monitoring and alerts

   Monitor credit consumption in the KinoPipe dashboard. Since the Starter plan includes 1,500 credits (about 150 edits), set a threshold alert to avoid overages. Consider upgrading to Pro ($99/month for 25,000 credits) if client volume grows.

6. 06

   Create a service package and document the workflow

   Package the configured workflow as a managed service, e.g., 'AI-Driven Video Formatting Retainer'. Document the handoff guide, including how to submit video jobs via upload form or cloud storage folder, and train the client on using it.

7. 07

   Test the full workflow end-to-end and refine

   Run a complete test with a client video, verify the output quality and processing time, and adjust the operation parameters if needed. Ensure the workflow handles failures gracefully, as KinoPipe automatically refunds credits for failed jobs.