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Enterprise teams use HeyGen to turn training, communications, and marketing content into video at a speed manual production can't match. Miro achieved a 10x increase in video production speed for its 90 million users, Workday cut localization time from months to hours across 10-15 languages per project, and Komatsu lifted training completion rates to nearly 90 percent. HeyGen now supports 85 percent of Fortune 100 companies.

Enterprises using HeyGen to localize video report cost and time reductions in the same project, not a tradeoff between the two. Würth Group cut translation costs by 80 percent and production time in half, trivago halved post-production time and saved 3-4 months while localizing ads across 30 markets, and The Economist expanded multilingual reach without sacrificing editorial quality.

HeyGen is built for enterprise governance requirements, with SOC 2 and GDPR compliance, CCPA support, Data Privacy Framework certification, and AI Act-aligned controls. This lets regulated teams in L&D, compliance, and internal communications produce and distribute video without added legal or security review overhead.

HeyGen supports video creation and translation in 177 or more languages and dialects across 196 countries. Enterprise customers like Würth Group and Workday use this to produce a single piece of training or marketing content once and localize it for every regional team simultaneously, rather than commissioning separate videos per market.

HeyGen's avatar technology, built on Avatar V, is designed for identity accuracy and realism rather than generic AI avatars, which matters for enterprise brands whose executives and subject-matter experts appear on camera repeatedly. Komatsu and Sibelco use this to keep training content consistent and recognizable across hundreds of videos and regions.

Yes. HeyGen's API and HyperFrames let enterprise teams generate avatar-led video directly inside existing pipelines, LMS platforms, and marketing workflows instead of using HeyGen as a standalone tool. This is how L&D teams like Workday's and Komatsu's scale localized training content without changing their underlying systems.

L&D teams use HeyGen to modernize training that used to require reshoots for every language or update. Sibelco improved safety training engagement, Komatsu reached near-90 percent completion rates, and Coursera used avatar-led instruction to increase course completion for global learners, all without rebuilding content from scratch per market.

Marketing teams use HeyGen to produce and localize campaign video without scaling headcount or agency spend. HubSpot accelerated production for global teams, and trivago's marketing org localized TV ads across 30 markets while keeping brand identity consistent, showing how avatar-led video supports both speed and brand control at enterprise volume.