What this page is
This guide is for people who want to run repeatable video workflows for multiple channels, clients, or content packages. It is the business-operator view of Trending, not just the raw API reference.
Who this is for
- agency operators delivering weekly or monthly content
- people running multiple faceless or niche channels
- teams turning forms, briefs, or source content into regular video output
The simple operating model
- Collect requests from a form, CRM, or internal tool.
- Turn each request into a video job in Trending.
- Track progress with polling or webhooks.
- Review previews when human approval matters.
- Render the final video and deliver it back to your system.
How to stay organized across many channels
- keep a separate channel or client record in your own system
- save brand rules, hook style, and delivery preferences outside the prompt when possible
- use your own job IDs so you can map every Trending video back to the right customer or channel
- start with one reliable workflow before you try to scale volume
What to automate first
- daily drafts for one niche or one client
- weekly content packages for local businesses
- simple repurposing flows from notes, newsletters, or briefs
- approval-first preview flows before final rendering
What you will usually need from the API
- Create jobs: use template create endpoints or the trigger endpoints
- Status: poll the job while it runs
- Notifications: use outbound webhooks when you want cleaner background delivery
- Lifecycle control: render later, abort, or retry from your own workflow
Why triggers and webhooks matter here
Multi-channel operations get messy when everything depends on manual refreshes. Triggers let outside systems start jobs cleanly, and webhooks let your system react when the video is done without constant polling.
Good first version
- one offer
- one template family
- one approval step
- one delivery destination
That is enough to prove the workflow before you add more channels, more templates, or more automation layers.