You're about to run a live through us. Every message typed, every poll answer someone gave when they figured no one was reading, all of it passes through the tool. So what does the tool watch during the show, and how much of it comes back to you afterward? Both answers are below, and you check them yourself in the demo.
Most tools stop at attendance. When your live ends, this one opens everything it recorded: the conversion funnel, the retention curve, the participation rate, the desktop and mobile split, chat engagement, the exit reason each person picked on the way out.
Every attendee lands in a lead CRM that carries their history across every webinar you've run. You export all of it, on demand, through the dashboard or the documented API and webhooks. It's your data. The tool holds it to run your live, then hands it back.
No guessing, here's the whole of it. During your broadcast, the tool reads the room every 15 to 30 seconds: public chat, private messages, how long each person has stayed connected, clicks on your offer, answers to your polls, forms, and quizzes.
All of that feeds exactly two things. A score on each attendee, for your team. And the notifications that tell your setters what to move on, and why. When a setter marks a notification handled or ignored, that call feeds back and sharpens the next batch.
One thing the tool never does: send a message for you. A notification hands your setter the signal, plus the lead's context and a suggested move. Your setter writes the message himself, reads it back, and hits send. The tool is sharp at catching the moment. It doesn't get to talk to your people; that stays with your team.
An AI that drafts that message for your setter is on the roadmap, not in the product today. The day it ships, it shows up here written as shipped, and not before.
Something you need on your data that isn't written here? Reach out through contact, and we answer you in writing.
We look at your format, your volume, and what the tool would change for you. No strings attached.