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What software tools does Biteable integrate with?
One of the best things about videos is that they are incredibly portable. Biteable videos can be added to nearly any software tool or communication medium. We’ve included best practices for sharing Biteable videos on many of the most popular information platforms.
Sharing your Biteable Video
There are three primary ways you can share a Biteable video with your audience, and all are as easy as clicking a button after you have finished your video.
- Copy link: This allows you to share a link to your video's unique watch page hosted by Biteable. Sharing via this link allows you to publish updates to your video without re-sharing your link. Links also give you access to powerful features like analytics, comments, and call-to-action.
- Embed: The embed option provides a code that allows you to put your video into web pages as needed. Embeds can also leverage the same functionality of links (see above).
- Download: Download your video as an mp4 file to share or upload wherever you please. Nearly all information-sharing and social media platforms allow you to upload video files. Downloaded videos do not require integrations, so can often be the simplest way to use Biteable with certain applications. Downloading is only available in our paid plans.
Communication & Productivity Tools
Common Use Cases
- Team updates
- Meeting and event recaps
- Event announcements
- Policy and process overviews
- Weekly or monthly announcements
- Milestone, Anniversary, and Birthday announcements
- New hire introductions
- Employee departure announcements
- Typical Sharing Formats
- Links
This is the most common method for sharing internal video communication. Links can be shared in any chat or email tools or SMS. Links also provide the ability to make updates without resharing and also have built-in commenting, call-to-action, and analytics capabilities.
- Downloads
Exporting to mp4 is commonly used when video need to be uploaded into a Powerpoint/Slides presentation or uploaded directly into a communication channel like Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Software Platforms
Human Resources Information Systems
Common Use Cases
- Onboarding material
- Welcome videos
- Goodbye videos
- Leadership introductions
- Policy overviews
Typical Sharing Formats
- Downloads
Using MP4 files is often the simplest way to add content to internal information hubs
- Links
Creating checklists or onboarding documents can benefit from using links since videos can be updated to incorporate new information
Software Platforms
Recruiting & Applicant Tracking
Common Use Cases
- Job advertisements (short videos to highlight a role or company)
These often include recorded videos from leaders or hiring managers
- Employer branding content
- Communicating updates to candidates via video
- Outlining the recruitment process and next steps
- Company culture videos
- Benefits and policy information for candidates and new hires
- Welcome videos
- Celebration videos for roles filled
- Recruiting team update videos
Typical Sharing Formats
- Downloads
When posting on social networks, we recommend downloading and uploading directly to your post
- Links
Helpful for sharing information with candidates and for internal updates
Software Platforms
Sales & Marketing Platforms
Common Use Cases
- Internal training and product/service announcements and updates
- Field/Sales enablement
- Product launch announcements
- Content marketing asset creation
- Recapping events or meetings
- Event promotions
- Customer case studies
- Requesting customer testimonials (using Record)
- Customer onboarding material
- Video pitch content
Typical Sharing Formats
- Links
Sharing links is best for ease of distribution, updating content without re-sharing, and leveraging commenting, call-to-action, and analytics functionality.
- Downloads
Certain platforms require or prefer to use uploaded content using mp4 files instead of links or embeds.
Software Platforms
Learning Management Systems
Typical Sharing Formats
- Downloads
Many learning management platforms use formats (e.g., SCORM) that require uploading content directly. Also, learning management systems (LMS) may have functionality for tracking that benefits from uploading content directly.
- Links & Embeds
- Sharing links to videos within the curriculum is a common method of providing video content.
- Embedding videos within LMS platforms is also a common way videos can be included. One benefit of embedding or using links is that you can update the video content in Biteable without re-uploading the video into the LMS platform.
Common Use Cases
- Training content
- Team or organization introductions and overviews
- Screen recordings using Biteable’s Record tools
- Process and product overviews and updates
- Compliance and policy training
Software Platforms
Education Tools
Common Use Cases
- Course content
- Student video assignments
- Lesson introduction content
- Milestone celebrations
- Process and policy updates
- Student Resume/Portfolios
Typical Sharing Formats
- Downloads
Educational institutions utilize various tools and services, so having a portable mp4 file can be a simple way to ensure that a video can be uploaded into any system.
- Links
Sharing links for class assignments or informational content is a fast and trackable way to share and analyze communications.
Software Platforms
Updated on: 16/10/2024
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