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Enhance your events by including interactive elements with third-party apps and platforms. By default, polls, Q&A, and surveys are already included with your webcasting account, but you can use your own third-party tools to include these features, captions and...

By default, the registration page includes the event title in the title bar and the event date and time and a calendar reminder button in the date bar. You can change the bar colors and update the text displayed. You can also hide the title bar, date bar, or b...

Allow attendees to submit questions during a Live, Simulated Live, or On-Demand event or through an attendee portal. For Live events, Simulated Live events and attendee portals, you can use the Q&A queue to answer questions, prioritize questions to decide whi...

To include videos in a recorded event, upload them to your event content. Then in the editing studio, add videos to the event timeline and publish the event. For more information, see Assemble or edit an event recording. When you upload a video for a recorded...

By default, the registration page includes the event title, the event date and time, and a calendar reminder button. For Title Top layouts, these elements are centered on the page, above the registration form and the landing page content. For Side-by-Side layo...

Jump to: Add images | Add speaker headshots | Add links | Embed videos | Add a Twitter feed When you select the Custom option for the landing page content, footers, custom players tabs, and event emails, it opens the text editor. The following table shows th...

After scheduling an event, invite your presenters, moderators, and schedulers and give them Guest Administrator access to allow them to manage aspects of the event. To create Guest Administrator accounts, you must create Guest Admin Access Types. Access Types ...

Jump to: Auto-field Reference | Registrant Auto-fields On the Emails & Marketing tab, you can enable confirmation, reminder, and follow-up emails for an event. By default, the emails include the event title, the event date and time, duration, and the event li...

Jump to: Auto-field Reference | Customization Example The portal agenda displays specific details about each event, or linked segment. It uses auto-fields - that is, placeholders or variables - to pull in specific details about each event. By default, the age...

Jump to: Auto-field reference  | Custom calendar reminders By default, the landing page includes the event title, the event date and time, and a calendar reminder button. It uses auto-fields - that is, placeholders or variables - to pull in these specific det...

In the Live Studio, the Overlay Videos tab shows all uploaded videos. From here, you and other presenters can preview them, play them for the audience, and stop sharing them.  You can share a video as an overlay - in a separate window that covers the slides a...

Run detailed reports on your attendees and event analytics for one or more events. You can download reports as XLSX or CSV files, or email them to others. You can access reports at any time and up to a year after the event date. To learn more about report type...

There are two types of reports that you can run on your events: an Audience Details report and an Event Analytics report. For both reports, you can include or exclude many pieces of data. Audience Details report Run an Audience Details report for a user-leve...

Available with Simple List and Custom portal layouts (on the Portal Layout tab). With a portal, your viewers register one time and can attend any of the events after signing in to the portal. If you want, you can add checkboxes to the portal agenda and let vi...

After you add events and breakout sessions to the portal, the portal automatically sorts them by their scheduled date and time. Depending on the portal layout you select, you can further group your events with automatic grouping and sort events into tabs by br...

We offer multiple ways to broadcast no matter the scale of your event, the venue, or the location of your presenters. When you schedule a Live event, you select how presenters will connect their audio and video to broadcast to the audience. The device or metho...

For audio only broadcasts. To include pre-recorded audio in an On-Demand or Simulated Live event, upload audio files as primary event clips. Once uploaded, the clips can be added to the event in the editing studio. For more information, see Assemble or edit an...

To share videos during a Live event, upload them to your event content. Then in the Live Studio, choose how to present the videos: either launch a video as an overlay or inline (in the video player). Tip: To avoid distortion, if you plan to share a video inli...

After you schedule an event, you can get personalized assistance with delivering your event. Our event producers join 30 minutes early and provide 60 minutes of assistance during the event. Additional time can be purchased in 30-minute increments. Note: Depen...

Ensure your next event runs flawlessly, from start to finish. Our experienced event producers can handle every aspect of your event including setup (we'll create the event for you), presenter training, testing, player design and on-site video capture. Note: D...