Campaign, event, session, participant — on one domain model.
The six modules work independently, and together as a single workflow. Each feature lists the actual source files underneath, so you can reference them directly in a sales meeting.
Event & session management
Structure events and sessions in multiple layers and run them by brand group. Recurring events clone from a template and spin up a new event in under two minutes.
- Four layers: event / session / event group / brand group
- Drag-and-drop session scheduling
- Recurring event templates
- Abstract & speaker management (for academic societies)
— TEMPLATES
— EVENT GROUPS
— BRAND GROUPS
Real-time interaction
A high-volume real-time system on WebSockets. Chat, Q&A, polls, surveys, and emoji all flow over one connection, and a moderator controls everything from one view.
- Live chat · Q&A · polls · surveys · emoji
- Moderator console · banned words · anonymous options
- Distributed connection management for tens of thousands concurrent
- Per-session permission isolation
Participants · campaigns · registration
Build pre-registration pages with a no-code form builder and auto-sync participants to the events and sessions tied to the campaign. One flow from verification to QR check-in.
- Drag-and-drop registration form builder
- Identity verification · QR check-in · attendance certificates
- Campaign ↔ Event ↔ Session auto-linkage
- Bulk email · SMS · KakaoTalk sends
Streaming & VOD
Broadcast-grade live streaming, multi-source inputs, and real-time captions. When the event ends, it converts to VOD automatically — on-demand viewing opens with zero extra work.
- Broadcast-grade encoding · low-latency HLS
- Multiple broadcast sources · on-site and remote in parallel
- Automatic per-session VOD generation
- Watch logs captured in real time
Reports & analytics
Per-participant watch time, quiz scores, and attendance are aggregated automatically. Download as Excel/PDF, or send on a schedule to stakeholders.
- Participant × session watch logs
- Cross-analysis of quiz and survey results
- Excel · PDF export
- Scheduled report delivery
Roles, sites, and brand management
A role-based permission model and site isolation let an agency run N clients from one Hub. Brand groups and custom domains are native.
- Role-based access control
- Site (client) isolation
- Brand groups · logos · colors · domains
- Audit logs