Learn how to create, configure, and manage your live sessions or events.
Metadata helps organize and describe your sessions, making it easier for participants to understand what the event is about and for your team to manage content. InterScribe provides several fields and tagging features that you can leverage during session creation and editing.
You can associate one or more Speakers with a session. Speakers are defined under Customization → Speakers, where you can store a speaker’s name, gender, languages, organization, categories, profile picture and biography. When you attach a speaker to a session:
📝 Tip: Create speakers ahead of time and categorize them (e.g. “Pastor”, “Guest Lecturer”) to quickly assign them during event creation.
Rooms are reusable spaces — think of them as virtual addresses for physical venues. You can create rooms representing auditoriums, classrooms or meeting halls. Attaching a room to a session:
InterScribe allows you to assign tags to sessions and speakers. Tags are simple keywords that help categorize content for search and analytics. For example:
These tags can be added in the session creation form or edited later. Tags are used internally to filter sessions on your dashboard and (in future releases) will enhance search and recommendations on your portals.
During session creation you can write internal notes that are visible only to your team. Use this area to record backstage details such as:
These notes do not appear on the public portal but help your staff coordinate.
For larger organizations, InterScribe also supports internal classification and SEO tags to help organize content across portals and improve search engine optimization. These features are optional and primarily used by marketing or technical teams.
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