Event platform capability

Automated media and content pipelines

Every session, keynote and sponsor moment is potential content, and much of it never gets used because there aren't enough people to capture, cut and publish it. We build the pipeline that does the repetitive part: capturing streams and recordings, finding the moments worth clipping, and getting them to the right place, with a person approving what goes out.

The problem

Why manual event content can't keep up

  1. 01 — The problem

    On a multi-track event, someone has to record each session, scrub through hours of footage for the moments worth sharing, cut the clips and publish them. The work grows with every session, but the team doesn't. Highlights arrive late, sponsors wait for their clips, and a lot of what was captured is never seen again.

  2. 02 — Our approach

    We build the media pipeline into the platform you already run. It connects your streams and recordings, picks out clip-worthy moments with a mix of AI and human judgment, cuts the clips, and sends each one for review before it goes out.

  3. 03 — The outcome

    Your content team stops assembling every clip by hand and starts reviewing and approving the ones the pipeline produces, so their time goes on the sessions and sponsor content that need a human eye.

What we build

What an event media and content pipeline covers

Built in pieces, around your existing platform, rather than as one large rebuild.

  1. Session and stream capture

    Live streams, webinars and session recordings brought into one pipeline, so nothing you capture is stranded in a separate tool.

  2. Automated clipping and highlights

    Moments worth sharing are detected by AI, by people, or both, and turned into clips without anyone scrubbing through hours of footage.

  3. Distribution to where it's needed

    Approved clips and highlights delivered to your platform, apps, feeds, partners or CMS, through APIs and webhooks.

  4. Transcoding and playback

    Video converted into formats that play smoothly across phones, tablets and desktops, with adaptive streaming and fast delivery.

  5. Media library and search

    Recordings and clips kept in an organized library with galleries, thumbnails and search, so content can be found and reused after the event.

  6. Human review before publishing

    Every clip the pipeline produces goes to a person for approval before it is published, and the decision is recorded.

How the pipeline runs, from capture to delivery

Four steps, the same on every event.

  1. 01

    1. Connect capture sources

    Session recordings, live streams and webinar feeds are connected to the pipeline.

  2. 02

    2. Find the moments

    AI and editors flag the moments worth clipping, and the pipeline cuts the clips.

  3. 03

    3. Review

    A person approves each clip before it goes anywhere.

  4. 04

    4. Deliver

    Approved clips go to your platform, apps, partners or CMS, with a record of what was published and when.

How we work with you

Do we need to replace our event platform to automate media and content?
No. We build the pipeline into the platform you already run, connecting capture, clipping and delivery around it.
How does the engagement start?
With a fixed-scope Event Platform Integration & AI Readiness Sprint. We map how your media and content work today, find the gaps, and give you a plan for the pipeline.
What happens after the sprint?
Usually a build phase focused on one part first, such as clipping and highlights or the media library, or a dedicated engineering pod for ongoing work.
Who reviews AI-generated content before it publishes?
Your team does. Every clip the pipeline produces goes to a person for approval first. Nothing is published automatically.

Built on real media engineering

We’ve built the hard parts of this pipeline before. For HypeDirector, a live-sport platform, we engineered real-time moment detection: AI and human spotters flag the moments that matter, the platform cuts the clips from the live feed, and the highlights reach fans and partners within seconds. For Totem’s event platform, we built live streaming and webinar delivery into the product itself. Other projects have given us transcoding pipelines, media libraries and search.

We’re an engineering partner, not a product vendor. You get a pipeline built into the platform you run, not another tool to manage.

Proof

Totem

Low-latency streaming and real-time engagement for Totem

Low-latency live video with near-real-time polling, Q&A and chat, across 20+ client environments

How Toobler engineered low-latency streaming and near-real-time polling, Q&A and chat around OpenTok for Totem's live webinars and virtual events.

Map your event media and content pipeline

Start with a fixed-scope Event Platform Integration & AI Readiness Sprint. We'll map how you capture, clip and deliver content today, and give you a plan for the pipeline.

Frequently asked

Does event media and content automation replace our event management platform?
No. The pipeline sits alongside your event management or production software and connects to it. Nothing gets replaced.
Can this work with an existing event ticketing or registration platform?
Yes. The pipeline connects to the systems you already use, including ticketing, registration and content management, rather than needing a separate platform.
What is included in the entry engagement?
The Event Platform Integration & AI Readiness Sprint maps how your media and content work today, the systems involved and where content needs to go, then gives you a prioritized plan for the pipeline.
How is AI governed in the content pipeline?
Every clip or summary the pipeline produces goes to a person for approval before it's published, and each decision is recorded. Nothing is published automatically.

Start with one measurable use case.

A Readiness Sprint is a fixed-scope engagement that maps your integration and AI readiness and produces a production-oriented plan — before anything is built.