
🎟️ Events, Ticketing & Creators · Data Flow
How a conference is streamed to online attendees with live chat, Q&A and recordings, while in-person attendees use the same event app.
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Hybrid event data flow: stage cameras and presentation feeds go to a production switcher, then to a streaming platform that delivers to the event app and website. Attendees send chat and Q&A through the app; a moderator approves questions, which appear on a stage confidence screen. Sessions are recorded, captioned and published on demand. Attendance and engagement data goes to organiser analytics.
flowchart LR CAM[Stage Cameras] -->|Video| SW[Production Switcher] SLD[Presenter Slides] -->|Screen feed| SW SW -->|Live program| STR[Streaming Platform] STR -->|Live video| APP[Event App and Website] APP -->|Chat and questions| MOD[Q&A Moderation] MOD -->|Approved questions| CONF[Stage Confidence Screen] STR -->|Recordings| CAP[Captioning] CAP -->|Captioned sessions| VOD[(On-demand Library)] VOD -->|Replays| APP APP -->|Attendance and engagement| AN[Organiser Analytics]
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