Results roll up
Completion and scores aggregate to the group a manager is actually responsible for.
Personalise and brand
Group viewers so access, reporting, and results are managed per team, cohort, or client rather than one at a time.
What it does
Nobody reports on individuals in isolation — they report on a team, a cohort, or an account.
Completion and scores aggregate to the group a manager is actually responsible for.
Give a cohort what belongs to them without building a separate experience per audience.
What worked for one team stays manageable when it reaches thirty.
In practice
Departments, cohorts, clients, and regions.
In depth
Groups are a way for content creators to segment out collections of videos for easier viewing and reporting. By creating groups, you can create a collection of videos based on a certain topic or for a specific audience allowing you to create themes for your videos, create personalization across all videos in a group or to generate fragmented data reporting.
When creating videos that all follow the same theme or subject matter, grouping your videos is a powerful way to keep your content organized for yourself and your audience. Once a group has been created, you can videos to the group that all fit the same theme. Whether it’s a subject for educational videos, products of the same class, or custom videos for the same client, groups allow organization and flexibility to your interactive video creation.
Additionally, you can invite members to your groups to allow them to easily view your grouped content.
With groups, you can create specific, custom designs that all videos in your groups can inherit. This is ideal for videos tailored toward a specific client, topic, or audience.
By adding branding, custom colors, images, and more, you can target your audience in a way that feels personal and customized specifically for them.
The flexible and dynamic reporting that Mindstamp offers is extremely useful when understanding how your interactive videos are performing and how they are being used. With the power of groups, you can easily view metrics across the videos in your group in an aggregated fashion.
By collecting reports on your views and interactions, you can create custom views highlighting the impact your groups are making. This way you compare the performance of your videos inside their group and across your other groups.
What gets measured
Related
These combine on one timeline — most videos use three or four together.
Control colours, logo, and player styling so the interactive experience looks like your product, not a tool.
Explore →Generate a certificate when a viewer completes and passes, so evidence of training exists without anyone producing it.
Explore →Render viewer and account details into the video at play time, so one recording addresses every recipient individually.
Explore →Open a Calendly or HubSpot calendar as an interaction, so the meeting is taken at the moment the buyer decides.
Explore →Ask for contact details before the video starts, at a chosen moment, or on a specific interaction — without sending anyone to a form page.
Explore →Send viewers to any timecode from a button, hotspot, or answer — forward to skip, back to review.
Explore →Questions
Yes — useful where someone belongs to both a department and a project cohort.
Reporting can be scoped to the group, which is what makes it usable by line managers.
Try it on one video
Report completion by team instead of by spreadsheet.