Videas hosts your company's video on a platform in your own colors, ad-free, where each person only sees what concerns them.
You are preparing the board's message, the induction videos for new joiners and this month's product film, and all of it ends up as an unlisted YouTube link or an attachment too heavy to send. Videas gathers those videos on a platform under your brand, opens a workspace for each subsidiary, and shows you what was really watched.
Hosting in France, single sign-on, viewing rights set category by category: Crédit Agricole got it through under banking security rules.
Free, with advertising in front of your messages, competitors' videos at the end, and your viewing figures held by somebody else.
Videas counts plays, hours watched and completion rate: you will know whether that is true, and on which videos.
Each one keeps its workspace and its content; you get one administration and one view across the whole group.
In Videas, your videos play in a player carrying your logo and your colors, with no advertising in front and no thumbnail offering the video next door. It embeds into your intranet, your website and your campaign pages.
Your videos stay in France, with no transfer outside the European Union. The Videas player sets no cookies and no advertising trackers, so there is no consent banner to put in front of your videos.
In Videas, you open a workspace for each subsidiary, division or brand: they upload their own videos and see only their own, while you keep the rights and the overall view.
Videas counts plays, hours watched and completion rate, video by video and workspace by workspace. You can tell whether the board's message landed, and how far people got into it.
The executive team addresses everyone at once, and the replay with its transcript stays online for the people who could not make it.
Induction videos, internal guidance and team introductions fit into a playlist that each department keeps up to date itself.
The Videas player sits on your website, your campaign pages and your emails, in your colors, and you can see how many visitors watched it through.
Every entity gets its workspace, uploads its own content and follows its own figures; the group keeps the administration and the brand guidelines.
10,000+employees gathered around the same video appointment, every week
Crédit Agricole runs its internal communications from the intranet, with single sign-on, live chat and viewing rights set category by category and entity by entity.
1,500+employees across France and Canada, informed in their own language
Yoplait publishes its videos, its podcasts and its articles in French and in English in one place, and comments and likes have replaced the one-way newsletter.
24/7of maintenance tutorials, organized by aircraft model
Safran Nacelles delivers its procedures to airlines all over the world, in several languages, with access opened contract by contract from the same platform.
Videas does not produce your videos: you shoot and edit with your own teams or your agency. And it is not a compliance training tool — no quizzes, no certificates: your LMS stays where it is, and the Videas player sits inside it.
€0.20
per hour of video stored, every month
€10
a month for the channel, €10 more for your own domain
€0
per employee: the bill does not count users
There is no annual subscription and no per-user license: you draw on a prepaid credit wallet that you top up whenever you decide to. Three hundred hours of internal video come to €60 a month, plus €10 for the channel and €10 for your own domain name — €80, however many people you open access to. On top of that comes what they actually watch, at €0.02 per gigabyte delivered, with the first terabyte free every month. And our team moves your existing catalog over from Vimeo, YouTube or a Drive at no charge.
Videas enabled us to create a genuine connection between our French and Canadian teams. The platform has become the go-to hub for our internal communications: every employee can access content in their language, react, and get involved, wherever they are.
The Videas Web TV has become a must-attend event for our teams. The weekly live streams with the CEO have transformed our internal communications: employees ask questions live, react, and get involved. We've gone from one-way communication to a genuine dialogue.
Your solution is top quality, your team is responsive and attentive, and the results amply exceed our expectations. We hope to work with you for a long time to come, as you contribute to our success.
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Crédit Agricole brings its people together every week around a live session with the chief executive, questions in the chat included. In Videas the live goes out from the same platform, through OBS, vMix or Wirecast, and the replay is online the moment you stop.
Because nothing runs in front of your messages and nothing runs after them: no advertising, and no recommendation pointing at a competitor's channel. The videos are hosted in France under GDPR, the player sets no cookies, and your viewing figures stay with you rather than with an advertising network.
That is one of its most common uses. Videas gives you a portal under your brand, on your own domain name, where your people find the messages from the board, the induction videos and each department's content. You can also keep your existing intranet and embed the Videas player into it.
Yes, and it is the capability our largest clients buy first. In Videas, every subsidiary, brand, region or franchise gets a workspace: it uploads its own videos, sees only its own, and follows its own figures. Group communications keeps the administration, the rights and the overall view.
Yes. Every video carries its own access level: public, unlisted, password-protected, or restricted to named accounts. You can also limit playback to your company's email domains, and create groups so that a department only ever sees the content meant for it.
Yes, Videas supports single sign-on through SAML and OpenID Connect. Your people sign in with their usual credentials, with no extra account to create and no extra password to remember, and leavers and internal moves follow your directory. That is how Crédit Agricole connected its platform to its intranet.
Yes, on one condition: that your platform runs on individual accounts. You then open a person's record and see their viewing history — content, date, time watched, completion rate, device. A public platform, or one behind a single shared password, has no accounts, and therefore no tracking per person.
Yes. Videas AI generates subtitles and a transcript for every video, in the original language and in others, billed at €0.10 per minute per language: a ten-minute video subtitled into English costs €1. That is how Yoplait publishes for its French and Canadian teams at the same time.
Yes, all of it. Logo, colors, pages and emails are yours, and the player carries no Videas branding at all. You connect your own domain name for €10 more a month: your employees and your customers stay on a company address, from the first click through to the last video.
In France, with French hosting providers, under GDPR and with no transfer outside the European Union. The player sets no cookies and no advertising trackers, which saves you a consent banner in front of your videos. Nothing is resold to a third party, and none of your data leaves the platform.
There is no annual subscription and no per-user license: you draw on a prepaid credit wallet. Video storage costs €0.20 per hour per month, the channel €10, your own domain name €10 more. Three hundred hours therefore come to €80 a month, before the delivery you actually use.
