v2b is a private short-form video platform for internal communications. Organizations use it to share updates, communicate change, recognize people, support learning, and stay connected, all in a vertical feed people already know how to use.
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About v2b
Organizations that want their messages to reach people and stick, whether teams sit at desks, work in the field, or are spread across locations. Leaders can use it to share updates, and people across the organization can use it to share what they know. Each organization decides who posts, based on what works for its culture.
Email and intranets are built for sending and storing. v2b is built for watching. Updates show up in a feed, play one after another, and return data on what people actually engaged with.
Video carries tone and intent that text strips out, and short videos fit into the day. See the research on our Why Video page.
Creating content
No. People can make videos with whatever they already use, from a phone's camera or a video call recording to the enterprise video and editing tools your organization already has. Then they simply upload the finished video to v2b.
v2b doesn’t record videos directly. You upload videos made with whatever tools you already use, so it fits into how your team works.
Each organization decides who can post. You can open posting to everyone or limit it to specific people, and you choose which admins review videos before they're published.
Yes. You can feature a video at the top of the feed, so important messages are the first thing people see when they open v2b.
Yes! You can easily add captions and hashtags, and tag colleagues while you're uploading your video.
Your organization can determine its own upper and lower limits. We recommend keeping videos under three minutes, since shorter videos tend to hold people's attention better.
Engagement and analytics
People can like, comment on, and share videos with colleagues.
You can see views, watch-through, and engagement like likes and comments, so you can see which messages people finished, which ones lost them, and which ones got people talking.
Yes. v2b sends push notifications for new content and key events, so important updates don't get missed.
Privacy and security
Only people in your organization who sign in. Nothing on v2b is public.
You set your approval workflow. Allow direct posting or require an admin to review every video before it goes live.
Access and devices
v2b works on mobile via a native app and on other devices via the web app.
Getting started
Book a demo. We’ll walk through v2b with your use cases in mind and talk through what a rollout could look like for your organization.
Yes. We can help with content strategy, governance, and setting up the roles and processes behind your channel, so v2b launches with a clear plan. From there, your team can run it independently, or we can stay on with ongoing managed support.
v2b is a private short-form video platform for internal communications. Organizations use it to share updates, communicate change, recognize people, support learning, and stay connected, all in a vertical feed people already know how to use.
Organizations that want their messages to reach people and stick, whether teams sit at desks, work in the field, or are spread across locations. Leaders can use it to share updates, and people across the organization can use it to share what they know. Each organization decides who posts, based on what works for its culture.
Email and intranets are built for sending and storing. v2b is built for watching. Updates show up in a feed, play one after another, and return data on what people actually engaged with.
Video carries tone and intent that text strips out, and short videos fit into the day. See the research on our Why Video page.
No. People can make videos with whatever they already use, from a phone's camera or a video call recording to the enterprise video and editing tools your organization already has. Then they simply upload the finished video to v2b.
v2b doesn’t record videos directly. You upload videos made with whatever tools you already use, so it fits into how your team works.
Each organization decides who can post. You can open posting to everyone or limit it to specific people, and you choose which admins review videos before they're published.
Yes. You can feature a video at the top of the feed, so important messages are the first thing people see when they open v2b.
Yes! You can easily add captions and hashtags, and tag colleagues while you're uploading your video.
Your organization can determine its own upper and lower limits. We recommend keeping videos under three minutes, since shorter videos tend to hold people's attention better.
People can like, comment on, and share videos with colleagues.
You can see views, watch-through, and engagement like likes and comments, so you can see which messages people finished, which ones lost them, and which ones got people talking.
Yes. v2b sends push notifications for new content and key events, so important updates don't get missed.
Only people in your organization who sign in. Nothing on v2b is public.
You set your approval workflow. Allow direct posting or require an admin to review every video before it goes live.
v2b works on mobile via a native app and on other devices via the web app.
Book a demo. We’ll walk through v2b with your use cases in mind and talk through what a rollout could look like for your organization.
Yes. We can help with content strategy, governance, and setting up the roles and processes behind your channel, so v2b launches with a clear plan. From there, your team can run it independently, or we can stay on with ongoing managed support.