The webinar you already ran is next month's content.
Teams have the footage and the accounts. What they do not have is a way for four people to work on it without standing on each other.
The situation
The recording is in one person's Drive, the brand guidelines are in a PDF, and the social login is a password in a shared vault.
What changes
Roles that visibly do something
Owners hold billing. Admins manage people, kits and accounts. Editors make and publish clips and change nothing about the workspace. Viewers read and comment for free. Every screen gates on it, and the store enforces it.
Seats are bought, not improvised
One seat per owner, admin or editor — and per pending invitation for those roles, because a seat held open is a seat. Viewers consume none. The bill shows the arithmetic.
The accounts belong to the team
A connected account belongs to the workspace, not to whoever linked it. Somebody leaving does not take the queue with them.
What a week looks like
Four steps, in the order they happen, with nothing in them the product cannot do.
- 1Import the webinar recording once
- 2Editors cut and caption against the shared brand kit
- 3Comments land on the clip, at the moment they are about
- 4The calendar shows the week, and the queue runs unattended
What it will not do
Seats block at the limit rather than silently billing you for a sixth person. Buying one is a decision somebody with billing has to make, and the screen says who.
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