Covideo has been the dealership video standard for over 20 years and is now rolling out generative AI avatars — synthetic faces that read a scripted message. VoxRefine takes a different approach: your actual salesperson stays on screen, and AI generates only the personalized audio segments. Two different bets on what dealership customers want from automated video. This page lays out where each approach fits.
Both platforms help dealerships send videos to customers at scale. They get there different ways.
Covideo core product: Your salesperson records each outbound video. Designed for personal, ad-hoc messages between one rep and one lead.
Covideo AI: Generative AI produces a synthetic on-screen face that reads a scripted message. No recording step required.
VoxRefine: Your actual salesperson on screen. AI generates only the personalized audio (name, vehicle, appointment time) from a one-time recording.
Factual comparison of the customer-facing experience in each approach. Both have tradeoffs.
Covideo and VoxRefine aren't always direct replacements. Each is optimized for a different kind of send.
The video is an ad-hoc, personal message from a specific salesperson to a specific lead — a walkaround, a thank-you, a customized reply. Manual recording is the right workflow for that volume and intent.
Speed matters more than face continuity — quick announcements, service explainers, any message where the on-screen persona isn't the deciding factor in the relationship.
Volume and continuity both matter — automated appointment confirmations, no-show follow-ups, service reminders, equity mining. Situations where the customer should meet the same person in-store that they saw in the video, at a volume no human can manually record.
Covideo's generative AI video tools produce a synthetic avatar — a generated face that reads a scripted message. VoxRefine keeps your actual salesperson on screen and uses AI only for the personalized audio segments (names, vehicles, appointment times). Different bets on which part of the video should be AI-generated.
AI avatars let you generate a video in seconds with no recording step — a real benefit when the person isn't available or when the face isn't central to the message. The tradeoff is that the customer sees a generated persona rather than the staff member they'll meet in person. Real-face approaches require an initial recording from each team member but preserve face continuity from outreach to handshake. Both can work; they optimize for different outcomes.
Yes. The two tools solve different problems. Covideo's manual-record workflow is designed for ad-hoc, salesperson-to-specific-lead messages. VoxRefine is designed for automated, volume sends — appointment confirmations, no-show follow-ups, service reminders, equity mining — where recording each video individually isn't practical.
Covideo scales the distribution of videos your salesperson recorded — sending, tracking, analytics. VoxRefine scales the creation of personalized videos from one source recording: 10,000+ videos per hour across a distributed GPU cluster. Covideo's ceiling is human recording time; VoxRefine's ceiling is compute.
Yes — native integrations with CDK, Reynolds & Reynolds, Dealertrack, VinSolutions, DriveCentric, and major DMS platforms. Setup is one API key plus one webhook, typically live within 48 hours.
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