Continuous integration - Always up to date. Never interrupted.
We believe your webinar platform should work for you and not create more work for your team. The OnlineWebinar is updated on a regular basis, but each of update sessions happens in the background, automatically, seamlessly, and without asking anything of you.
The platform that grows with you
Technology is moving faster and faster, especially now in the age of AI. Most platforms respond to this by asking you to update, reinstall, or schedule downtime. This is not something you have to worry about with the OnlineWebinar platform.
New features, security improvements, and also performance updates are rolled out continuously and directly to your platform, without any interruption. You simply open OnlineWebinar and it's already better than it was yesterday.
What this means in practice
You're always on the latest version
Every user in your organisation works with the same, fully updated version of OnlineWebinar at all times. No version mismatches, no legacy issues, no one working with outdated features because they missed an update.
Security is never an afterthought
In enterprise environments, a platform that lags on security patches is a liability. With OnlineWebinar, security improvements are applied the moment they're ready, not when your IT department has capacity to schedule them.
No disruption to your workflow
Updates happen outside of your broadcast windows. Your scheduled webinars, your on-demand library, your integrations, nothing is touched. The platform evolves around your work.
Your team doesn't need to manage it
There is nothing to install, configure or maintain. Your IT team doesn't need to be involved when we improve the platform.
Built for organisations that can't afford disruption
For Dutch corporates running client-facing events, mandatory training sessions, or executive communications, platform reliability isn't a feature, it's a requirement. Continuous integration means you're never caught off guard by an outdated platform, a missing feature, or an unpatched vulnerability.
When something matters, the infrastructure behind it should be invisible. That's the standard we hold ourselves to.
Always improving. Never interrupting. OnlineWebinar