CrewDesk

CrewDesk/Who it's for/In-house video teams

Every department wants a video. Now there is a queue.

Marketing wants a launch film, HR wants recruitment portraits, the CEO wants a message by Friday. An in-house team needs one list and a clear order.

One click, no account. The demo is filled with sample productions and rebuilt every day.

The situation

Two to eight people producing for the whole company. Requests arrive by email, chat and in the hallway. Priorities change with whoever asked last.

What CrewDesk changes

  • Each request is a project with a stage, a start date and an owner.
  • The projects list is the answer to what the video team is working on.
  • The calendar shows when the studio and the crew are booked.
  • The inventory keeps track of the gear the company bought.

Connect it to the company's tools

An in-house team rarely works alone. A custom version can take requests from a form, sign people in with the company account and post updates to the tools your colleagues already use.

Showing the company what the video team does

An in-house team is often judged on the one request that was late. A list of every production with its requester, its stage and its delivery date changes that conversation: it shows the volume, the priorities and what was delivered this quarter.

Questions

Asked before the first call

Can other departments submit requests?

In the demo, projects are created by the team. A request form for other departments is a simple addition in a custom version.

Can we sign in with our company accounts?

Single sign-on is added in a custom version.

Can requests be prioritized by a manager?

Yes. Productions and tasks carry priorities and dates that the team lead sets.

● Rolling

See it run.

CrewDesk is a working application, not a mock-up. Open it, move a project to the next stage, assign a task, and judge it on what it does.