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One organization, one specific need, and the Videas setup that meets it, screen by screen.
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17 scenariosStudios & production companies
Deliver the broadcaster its interview transcripts
Eleven hours of interviews, a Word per speaker and the editor's spreadsheet.
Studios & production companies
Have your client approve the subtitles, line by line
The client reviews the subtitles line by line from a link, and the agency decides.
Studios & production companies
Store, deliver and sell your films from one place
Eight terabytes, three clients and a catalogue on sale, brought back together.
Creators & coaches
Sell your courses as a path, on a site of your own
Lessons in order, notes taken while watching, and tracking of who is moving.
Creators & coaches
Sell your filmed classes, by subscription or singly
A branded site, locked classes that stay visible, and two ways to pay.
Creators & coaches
Put your yoga studio's classes online for students at home
A site in the studio's colours, and members who get the online access included.
Private companies
Gather internal communications onto one video portal
One place where 1,800 employees find what the company has to tell them.
Private companies
Publish video tutorials your software's users can find
An academy open to all, filed by what the customer is trying to do.
Private companies
Run your webinars without copying a list again
Sign-ups, invitations, the live session and the replay in one place.
Private companies
Sell your conference recordings all year round
Recorded talks become a catalogue that keeps selling all year.
Private companies
Sell your documentaries and keep YouTube for discovery
The episodes stay open to all, the documentaries move behind a subscription.
Private companies
Take your local TV station online, on a channel of its own
The live stream, the shows on replay and fifteen years of archive together.
Private companies
Turn your interviews into text without replaying them
One transcript, corrected once, serves the article, the subtitles and the public.
Private companies
Run a shared video library across your whole network
A workspace per location, a shared library head office moderates.
Private companies
Train your teams with video they actually finish
Short lessons, progress that resumes, and a head office that sees who is moving.
Public institutions
Make a video accessible to every one of your viewers
Captions, transcript, chapters, audio description and keyboard control.
Public institutions
Open a photo and video library for a local government body
Photos, video, council recordings and a press desk in one media library.
