Your seminar, told by those who lived it.
Official photos show the plenary room. The real life of the seminar, workshops, challenges, evening, lives on your teams’ phones. Fotelya brings it together.
The internal communication problem
After a seminar, the communications team collects three posed photos in front of the logo, while the authentic content sleeps in participants’ phones : the laughing workshops, the sports challenges, the evening. It’s this kind of content that makes people want to come back, fuels the employer brand and is never collected.
How Fotelya solves it
A QR on badges and tables
You create the album in your company’s colors and share the QR: badges, screens, tables.
Teams share
Workshops, breaks, evening: every participant sends their photos from their browser, no app required.
The content returns to comms
The complete album, in original quality, with sharing consent built into the upload.
What you gain
- Authentic content , for internal communication and employer branding.
- Built-in consent : each participant accepts sharing terms at the moment of upload, GDPR peace of mind.
- White-label available : the album and live wall in your company’s colors.
- The live wall in plenary or evening : the energy of the seminar displays in real time.
- Multi-event (PRO offer) : one album per seminar, a single interface to manage everything.
Moments not to miss
A seminar spans several days and rooms, with groups crossing paths without seeing each other.
- Plenary sessions : Officially covered, often from a single angle.
- Workshops : Where the work happens, and where no photographer is present.
- Breaks : The true place for cohesion, never documented before.
- The closing evening : The moment internal communication needs the most, and the one it most often misses.
A code displayed at reception and repeated on the program covers all days.
How many photos to expect
Over two to three days, with 30 to 300 participants, expect one to three thousand files. The volume is spread across breaks and the evening, not sessions.