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Architecture And Workflow

US Video API is easiest to integrate as an async job system behind your own application layer.

High-Level Flow

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    A[Your App or Agent] --> B[POST /v1/videos]
    B --> C[US Video API Job Created]
    C --> D[Store job_id in your system]
    D --> E[Poll GET video status by job_id]
    E --> F[Completed Asset URL]
    F --> G[Your CRM / CMS / Ad Workflow]
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Recommended Application Shape

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    A[Frontend or Internal Tool] --> B[Your Backend]
    B --> C[US Video API]
    B --> D[(Your Database)]
    C --> B
    B --> E[Creative Review]
    B --> F[Publishing or Delivery Layer]
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Why This Structure Works

  • production API keys stay on your backend
  • prompts, job IDs, and outputs stay auditable in your own system
  • retries and timeout handling stay under your control
  • downstream delivery can be adapted to CRM, CMS, ads, or internal ops tooling

Common Enterprise Patterns

  • one service creates jobs
  • one worker polls and updates job state
  • one internal layer approves, routes, or publishes outputs

This is a strong fit for:

  • agencies
  • ecommerce automation stacks
  • local business marketing services
  • AI agent products
  • internal creative tooling

Integration Notes

  • use POST /v1/videos for job creation
  • use GET /v1/videos/{id} for async status
  • store job_id as your stable internal reference
  • persist final asset metadata in your own database