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Make the recording work harder than the hour did.

Promote, run, send the replay, forget. Audiobly turns the same hour into a fortnight of follow-up, a set of captions you're legally better off having, and the clearest read you'll get on what your market is actually asking.

The problem

The most under-used content your marketing team owns

60min
Of an expert answering real questions
1
Replay link sent afterwards
0
Assets made from it
0
Questions kept as signal

A webinar is a subject-matter expert answering your market's real questions for an hour, on the record. Objections, pain points, the words customers actually use, product feedback nobody asked for — all of it, live. Then the replay link goes out, gets a 12% open rate, and that's the end of it.

The Q&A is the part everyone throws away, and it's the part worth the most.

Getting it in

Connect your webinar platform

Whatever you run it on, the recording should reach us without anyone moving a file. Three routes in, and you can start on any of them today.

Route one

Straight from your platform

Direct connectors into the major webinar platforms, so a finished session arrives on its own — the same way podcast episodes already do off an RSS feed. In build now; tell us which platform you're on and we'll sequence it.

Route two

The recording

Upload it, drop it into the portal, or send it through the API. Audio or video, any common format, single session or a whole series at once.

Route three

The caption file

If your platform already produced a VTT, hand us that instead and skip transcription entirely — it goes straight to analysis and content.

Bring your registration list as well and you get the audience half: who registered, who actually stayed, and which segments the questions came from. From your platform, by import, or from Audiobly if you run registration here.

Out of one hour

What comes back

01
Capture
Speakers, and the questions
Presenter, panel and host separated and attributed, with the Q&A captured as part of the record rather than lost in a chat export.
Transcript & Q&A
02
Understand
What people asked
Topics, themes and sentiment across the session — and, when you bring the registration list, which segments the questions came from.
Demand signal
03
Activate
A fortnight of follow-up
Recap post, follow-up email, a Q&A write-up that answers the questions properly, social cuts and sales-ready expert commentary.
Follow-up set
04
Connect
Accessibility, discharged
Captions generated back out as a standard caption file for the on-demand replay — compliance and searchable on-demand content from work already done.
Captions
05
Learn
Across the programme
Run a series and the questions become a trend line: what your market asks about, how it changes quarter to quarter, which topics are running out of road.
Demand over time
The commercial case

Where the value lands

Ten follow-ups instead of one replay link

The same hour, worked properly, without adding a person to the team or a week to the calendar.

Q&A becomes market research

Real questions in customers' own words, structured and tracked over time. Cheaper and more honest than a survey, and it's already happening.

Sales gets the expert's words

Your best technical answers, in a form a rep can put in front of a prospect the same week.

Runs on: Content, plus Insights if you bring the registration data. See how it's packaged →

The platform

How the four modules fit together

Each one produces what the next one needs. Run one on its own and it works; run several and each gets better, because they read from the same record of your audience and your content.

01ExperienceWho registered,who turned up02ContentWhat was said,verified and analysed03InsightsWhether it matchedthe room04IntelligenceWhat it meansacross the portfolio

Underneath all four sits the audience graph: one contact record and one company record, shared across every event you run. See the platform

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