Custom Streaming Platform
Some content does not belong on a public video platform, yet ordinary meeting software cannot carry broadcast quality. We build a dedicated viewing environment for your event: who gets in, what they see and how long they watch are the organiser's to decide, and all of it is on record. If you are not sure you need to go this far, start with the four ways to limit who can watch.
More than putting the video behind a lock
A public video platform cannot stop a link being forwarded; conferencing software cannot match multi-camera direction; and neither tells you who watched or for how long. A dedicated platform settles all three at once: the audience is controlled by an invite list, the picture comes straight off the switcher, and the viewing data stays yours.
- The organiser holds the audience list and the permissions; the content never sits on a public platform
- The viewing page follows your event identity and carries your brand, not somebody else’s
- Entry time and watch duration are recorded per viewer and can be exported after the event
What's Included
Screens from a live deployment
Below is a platform already in production, covering the full journey from a viewer signing in to the stream ending. Client-identifying details have been masked.
Why a video company can build this
This service needs two capabilities at once: on-site coordination of a multi-camera broadcast, and back-end development with network deployment. Video companies usually lack the latter; IT firms are usually unfamiliar with the former.
You decide who watches
Sign-in and list verification limit who may view, giving internal town halls, members-only talks and unreleased content somewhere to stream.
Numbers you can report
Watch time and attendee lists serve credit accreditation, internal training records or performance reporting — the organiser has something to file afterwards.
The platform grows with the event
Q&A, check-in, surveys, replay and multi-session management can all be added later; the platform need not be complete on day one and can expand year by year.
Which events need this
Where it fits
Common requirements
The data is yours
Audience lists and viewing records belong to the organiser. We process them only for the purposes of the project and only for its duration; the scope of collection and the retention period are agreed before we start, and the data is handed over and deleted as contracted once the project ends. Verification methods and data fields can also be adjusted to your privacy and information-security policies.
Start with the scale and the requirements
Expected audience size, whether watch time is required, and whether you need replay or interactive features are what we base the platform specification and schedule on. We have a case already running in production that can be adapted to your event.
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