Keep members and teams in the loop
Town halls, training and member events are often broadcast once and forgotten. A channel gives them a longer life.
Businesses and associations
New starters can catch up, members who missed a session can return, and teams in other time zones can tune in when it suits them. Businesses, trade bodies and associations use the same service with the same simple controls.
Town halls and briefings
Stream live to employees or members and replay the session at set times.
Training and onboarding
Build a continuous learning channel from your recorded sessions.
Member programming
Offer events, interviews and conference sessions as a regular channel.
Announcements
Add notices and banners across the channel from the same dashboard.
Private or public
Choose who can watch, from one team to everyone. We will talk through public, private and mixed set-ups.
Sponsor slots
Associations can offer named positions to sponsors. See Ad breaks and sponsors.
Programs are uploaded in the browser, the week is laid out on a timeline and the channel runs itself. When someone moves on, the next person can pick it up in a short session.
Summits, festivals and shows
Large events run multiple stages, sessions and sponsors. Giving each room its own temporary channel lets remote attendees find something to watch at any hour. Between live sessions the channel can show recordings, sponsor messages and announcements.
Define the channels
One per stage, language or theme.
Build the schedule
Live sessions, repeats and sponsor slots on the timeline.
Rehearse
Test live sources and delivery before doors open.
Run, record, publish
Record each session and publish on demand when the event ends.
Yes. A temporary channel can be paused or shut down while its recordings stay available to watch.
Yes. Schedules can be planned in the time zone you choose for each channel.
Tell us the date in your channel sketch and we will plan the set-up around it.