SolutionsFormal meetings
Formal meetings that do not need a public meeting link
A board pack and a live picture should not travel through a consumer meeting service. Run the session on Vasl, invite with a signed link, and keep the archive with the minutes.
Publish
Encoders, cameras, browsers and mobile apps open the session.
Vasl
One server you run transcodes, records, authorizes and fans the stream out.
Play
Interactive viewers stay on WebRTC. Broader audiences take HLS from the same publish.
Workflows
Meetings this page is for
Board meetings
Directors in the room and directors remote see the same presentation. The recording is retained for the minute book, not a public library.
Shareholder briefings
A known list of holders. Links expire after the meeting.
Leadership offsites
A camera in the room, playback for people who could not travel, recording if counsel asked for it.
Closed briefings
Partners or regulators receive a token, not an open URL.
Town-hall overflow
When the audience is only listening, serve HLS. Keep WebRTC for the people who are actually speaking.
Air-gapped offices
The same software can run on a network that does not have a public relay.
On this workload
How Vasl is tuned here
Inside the perimeter you already defend
Security teams can place Vasl in the datacenter or the VPC they already operate. There is no required public media relay.
- On-prem or private cloud
- TLS on every path
- JWT or signed playback links
- Optional air-gapped install
Hooks into the tools you have
Identity, the board portal, and the calendar stay yours. Vasl starts the media when those systems say the meeting has begun.
- REST API and webhooks
- SSO-friendly tokens
- Metrics and logs
- Recordings written where you point them
Why teams choose Vasl for Corporate Communications
- Meetings that stay on your network
- Invites that expire
- An archive for the minutes
- No public relay required
Same server
