Use case
Enterprise requirements invert the consumer ones: the goal is control, not growth. Where the data sits, who can see it, and whether it can be audited decide everything.
Internal training and executive all-hands content cannot sit on a third party's servers. Security rejects it in the first pass.
Identity has to route through your SSO and permissions have to follow your org chart. The vendor's roadmap says next year.
Recordings scatter across drives, new hires cannot find them, and you run the same training again every year.
DTok ships twelve modules. These are the ones doing the heavy lifting here.
Deployable inside your network, with no external dependency
All-hands, internal training, automatic replay
Categorised training content with global search
Internal discussion, groups that follow your org structure
| Public cloud meeting or streaming tools | Least effort, but the data leaves — and compliance usually says no. |
| Enterprise training SaaS | Feature-complete and unchangeable. SSO and permission models rarely match your org. |
| Build it in-house | Video and streaming are not most IT teams' strength; the transport and transcoding layer is where in-house builds stall. |
| DTok | One-time purchase, source is yours, one codebase across six platforms, self-hosted |
The client can be deployed entirely inside your network. Mobile distribution is the thing to plan for — iOS needs enterprise signing or MDM, which we scope with you.
Authentication sits behind its own interface layer and SSO integration is a common requirement. Which protocol depends on your existing identity stack; we confirm that before purchase.
The client reports key behavioural events. Audit storage and retention are implemented server-side — a backend component we cover explicitly in the proposal.
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