Run it live, then reuse the recording in scheduled evergreen sessions.
Live rooms with stage layouts, slides and a chat you can moderate. Then turn the recording into a scripted session that opens the room, swaps the slides and shows the offer at the same second, twice a day, without you.
See the live room, evergreen event list, attendance, sales and follow-up in one walkthrough.
Run the live room once, then reuse it as a scheduled evergreen session.
Keep registration, the room, timed offers, attendance and sales in one account. The recorded session can return on a millisecond-precision event timeline.
- Live room. Mix stream, presentation, video and widgets, then switch layouts during the session.
- Evergreen timeline. Change layouts, slides, video, chat and offer buttons at the exact recorded moment.
- Registration. Use your own form or messenger channel and give every contact a personal join link.
- Results. Read attendance, viewing percentage, drop-off, revenue, orders and UTM data together.
See streaming and replay limits
Hosts, moderators and guests can join the room. Staff can enter a running scripted session and answer chat without starting or stopping its video.
Limits: AXL is not the encoder. The live broadcast starts on YouTube, Vimeo or Facebook. There is no one-click replay page; use an evergreen session or embed the recording on a page.
The live hour, and the hours after it.
Running one live. Create the event, set the date, publish its registration page on your domain. Start the broadcast on YouTube, Vimeo or Facebook, paste the link into the room, load the deck, open the room. The reminder before it is a scenario you build.
After the room closes. Final attendance is not ready the moment the room empties, so start the follow-up from the webinar-completed event, then branch on how long each person stayed.
Turn one live session into an evergreen webinar.
- 01 Start from a real live run The timings you need are the ones the room produced. Webinars → New, type auto
- 02 Registration page and stage Ask only for what you need. Extra fields cost registrations. Event → Registration
- 03 Place the webinar events Read the seconds off the recording. Guessed ones feel wrong. Template → Events
- 04 Make the offer button an event Then “saw the offer” and “clicked it” are different branches, for contacts with an email. Timeline → Button
- 05 Script the chat, set the schedule Never script a question you would not answer honestly live. Template → Chat script
- 06 Split the follow-up three ways Never attended, under twenty minutes, past the offer. Scenarios
“Create a scenario for the webinar ‘Colour Masterclass’ with three branches: did not attend, attended under 20 minutes, attended over 40. Message each on their preferred channel, email as fallback, then send the offer link to the attending branches. Leave it switched off.”
Step 06 is graph work. Build it by hand on the scenario canvas, or hand it to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor over MCP, or to the AI built into the platform, which connects nothing.
What an agent can finish →A registration is a contact. Minutes watched is a condition.
- The registrant is already segmentable “Watched past forty minutes and did not buy” is one definition, used everywhere. One record, first click to last renewal →
- Four triggers come out of the room Registered, attended, an in-session timer, a chat keyword, plus your button. 139 node types on one canvas →
- The offer sells through the normal checkout Orders carry UTM, so revenue lands against its source. Build the registration and sales pages →
- The same hosting serves the course Attendance and lesson progress are two conditions on one person. Host the course this sells →
Compare attendance and sales from the same statistics view.
Questions people ask before their first run.
No. Better to know before you buy than after. You start the broadcast on YouTube, Vimeo or Facebook and paste the link in. AXL provides everything around it: stage, slides, chat and moderation, registration on your own domain, analytics, follow-up.
A scheduled session that reproduces a live one, built from a run you did or from a pre-recorded video: the timeline drives the room, a scripted chat runs alongside, recurrence goes hourly to yearly. Each run produces the attendance data a live session does, so one follow-up automation covers both.
Not in one click, and that is a real difference from some webinar tools. The recording is saved to feed an auto-webinar. For on-demand viewing, schedule an evergreen session or embed the video on a page, using the same hosting your course lessons run on.
Yes. Attendance duration is a filter condition, not an export. “Attended more than 40 minutes” is a CRM segment, a broadcast audience, a saved view and an automation branch from one definition.
Scheduled events import; contacts from TXT, CSV or XLSX with field mapping. Timeline events import from JSON or CSV, so a script from your current tool can be mapped rather than retyped. Recordings you re-upload; the course behind it is rebuilt.
Reuse a live webinar without repeating the live setup.
Evergreen sessions scripted to the second, and follow-up split by how long each person actually stayed.
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