Built for presales, onboarding, support, and enablement
Built for teams that need to show software live without leaving their own stack
Workspace gives customer-facing teams one self-hosted layer for preparation, presentation, attendance control, and replay.
Keep account context, files, approvals, and follow-up in one place before and after the live session.
Show software, dashboards, and workflows clearly with screen sharing from 1080p to 4K 60 fps.
Run demos, onboarding, and support sessions with a shareable link, attendance limits, and recording.
The call model is split around a practical wedge: internal rooms for team coordination, external sessions for demos, onboarding, training, and support.
Entry
Channel or public link
Delivery
1080p to 4K 60 fps screen share
Output
Store the recording
Private mode
Start directly from the chat context
The room feels attached to the team space instead of sending people out to a separate meeting stack.
Share the screen at product-demo quality
Internal reviews and walkthroughs do not have to degrade into blurry video when the product itself is the thing people need to see.
Keep the outcome in the same workspace
The follow-up stays near the chat thread that created the room in the first place.
Best fit for: design reviews, QA walkthroughs, release checks, internal demos, and team sessions where screen clarity matters.
Public mode
Create a public join experience
Use it for demos, onboarding, training, or live support moments where the audience does not live inside the workspace.
Keep public sessions controlled
Participant caps keep demos, onboarding calls, and training sessions predictable as external attendance grows.
Capture the event for replay
The same product handles the recording path instead of forcing a second publishing workflow.
Best fit for: product demos, customer onboarding, office hours, training sessions, and live support calls.
For presales, onboarding, and support teams, screen quality changes comprehension, trust, and resolution speed.
Quality range
Show software with the fidelity enterprise demos and technical walkthroughs actually require.
Use cases
One delivery path for presales, onboarding, support, enablement, and product teams.
Outcome
Live delivery and replay stay in the same governed workflow instead of splitting across tools.
Recording matters when product walkthroughs, onboarding steps, and support sessions need to be reviewed, shared, and reused.
Session timeline
Room goes live
The session starts from a team context or a public link, depending on the mode.
Recording runs inline with the session
The product owns the capture path, so teams can replay the exact walkthrough, demo, or support session later.
Replay stays attached to context
That matters for async reviews, customer recap, compliance notes, and knowledge transfer.
Internal recording use
Record product reviews, QA walkthroughs, design critique, and release checks without leaving the workspace.
Public recording use
Public sessions can stay available after the live event, which is valuable when customers need to revisit what was shown on screen.
The wedge is straightforward: if your team spends time showing software live, high-quality screen sharing plus recording is not a nice-to-have, it is the workflow.
Workspace is built for enterprise teams that want chat, screen sharing, public sessions, and recordings under their own controls.
Why it matters
Prep, live delivery, and replay stay in one governed system instead of being scattered across tools.
Ops fit
The live communication layer sits with your infrastructure, policies, and operating model.
Positioning
Presales, onboarding, support, and enablement can operate from one self-hosted product.
Workspace gives customer-facing teams one self-hosted system for communication, screen sharing, recording, and governed external access.
Share your team size, use case, and deployment model. We will tailor the walkthrough to demos, onboarding, support, or enablement.