Kimia

Document Studio & Technical Sales Assistant

TIMELINE

Apr – May 2026

ROLE

Animation Scriptwriter & Strategist

TOOLS

Jitter

DISCIPLINES

  • Creative Direction

  • Storytelling

OVERVIEW

Kimia is a chemical intelligence platform used by global enterprises including Bostik, Stahl, and tesa. It connects fragmented product and regulatory knowledge so commercial teams can make faster, more confident decisions.

I was brought in to write the animation scripts for two of Kimia's core product features — Document Studio and Technical Sales Assistant — translating complex product functionality into clear, scene-by-scene narratives designed to guide a motion designer through a ~45–50 second product animation.

THE BRIEF

Kimia needed product animations that could communicate the value of two distinct tools to different audiences - one speaking to sales reps who needed faster answers, the other to business leaders who wanted to understand what their teams were actually asking the market. The scripts had to balance technical accuracy with emotional clarity.

Animations

Product Knowledge Hub

Starting with the pain Before writing a single scene, I mapped the emotional journey a viewer needed to take. For Document Studio, that started with a problem every product manager recognises: 10,000+ products, documents scattered across Word, Google Docs, and shared drives, with no consistent format and no single source of truth.

Process Photo

Iteration 1

Iteration 2

Technical Sales Assistant

The challenge here was showing that this wasn't a search engine. The hero moment in Scene 3 is a multi-turn conversation, the assistant asks two clarifying questions (resin type, then defoamer brand) before delivering a precise recommendation with five product alternatives from four manufacturers, with ERP inventory checked in real time. I wrote the conversation verbatim, including the thinking state steps, so the designer knew exactly what was happening on screen and in what order.

Process Photo

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Closing the Loop

Both scripts end with the same reframe: every interaction isn't just a query, it's data. For Document Studio, bulk actions mean one change ripples across hundreds of documents. For the Technical Sales Assistant, 50,000 rep questions become a map of where market demand is heading. The closing scenes were written to shift the viewer from "this saves me time" to "this changes how we operate."