In-house teams — the video and creative team inside a company
The studio inside your company, run like a studio.
The studio inside a business — a brand’s in-house content team, a corporate communications video unit, a broadcaster’s promo department, a university or museum media team. Your client is your own company, and your stakeholders sit in other departments.
Your setup
The spaces you run, and what each one is for in a company like yours.
Crew
Your team, tasks, schedule and internal rooms
The Suite
Scripts, boards and the library
Stakeholders
A portal per department — marketing, legal, the exec office — to review and approve. No invoices: your stakeholders are not billed
Who you invite, and exactly what they see
Access is decided by the database, person by person — nobody sees more than their part.
Your team
The productions and tools their role covers
Departments you serve
A portal per department — marketing, HR, the exec office — to review and approve
Agencies and collaborators
Only the productions they are brought in for, with exactly what the invitation opens
What changes for you
Sign-off from the people who matter
Internal approvals with stages and a certificate, so “legal approved it” is a record, not a memory.
- Internal approvalsAvailable
Identity your IT team already runs
Single sign-on with SAML or OIDC, SCIM provisioning, and required two-factor.
- Single sign-on — SAML and OIDC, domain proof, enforcement, just-in-time provisioning
One library for the whole company
Every asset, with facets and each production’s footprint.
- A studio-wide asset library with facets and a per-production footprintAvailable
Open a studio, invite your team, add your first client. The record starts with the first approval.