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neomia Lens for End Users

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What is neomia Lens?

neomia Lens is an AI-powered video analysis platform. It allows you to upload a screen recording (and, optionally, an execution trace file) of an operator carrying out a task on a target system, and then automatically produces a structured analysis of what happened: the sequence of actions, the level of risk associated with each step, and recommendations.

The platform is organized around the concept of a Mission:

  • A Mission is one analysis job. It is made of a video, optional metadata (executor, target system, sensitivity, scheduled date, etc.), and — once processing finishes — an AI-generated report.
  • Missions move through several states (pending → uploading → media_processing → analyzing → completed) and the dashboard tracks them in real time.

This documentation explains how to use the neomia Lens Organization Dashboard as an end user — from signing in, to uploading your first video, to reading and exporting an analysis report.

Typical workflow

  1. Sign in to your organization workspace.
  2. From the Dashboard, monitor your usage and recent activity.
  3. Click New Mission to upload a video (and, optionally, a traces CSV) and describe the context (title, executor, sensitivity, etc.).
  4. The mission goes through the analysis pipeline — you can follow progress in real time on the Missions page.
  5. Once the mission is Completed, open it to read the Analysis view: timeline of key events, risk assessment, compliance evaluation, and recommendations.
  6. Export the report or provide feedback on the AI analysis to help improve future runs.

Who should read this documentation?

This section is intended for users who upload videos and read analysis reports in their day-to-day work — typically operators, auditors, compliance officers, and team leads.

If you administer the platform (manage users, plans, subscriptions for your organization), refer to the administrator documentation. If you integrate the platform programmatically, refer to the developer documentation.