Quickchannel, a provider of high-performance online streaming and recording services, has today announced the release of its latest feature on its webinar platform, the ability to collaborate with multiple remote presenters.

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Webinars with several presenters are proven to drive up participant interest, expand an audience base and increase webinar attendance, but trying to manage remote speakers can be a major headache. With its new streamlined feature, Quickchannel has allowed users to add multiple remote speakers to collaborate in real-time without the need for different digital tools.

By integrating the service into its current platform, Quickchannel eradicates the technical and resource-demanding processes of the past to create one platform and one workload. Users will have the necessary tools to ensure efficiency in their work, with access to chat, polling, analytics, the ability to convert leads to sales prospects and company branding.

The layout is also adjustable according to the brand profile and adheres to the highest level of security.

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Even with restrictions lifted, businesses will continue to benefit from webinars as it is a way of attracting new customers and maintaining customer loyalty. With their use becoming more prominent in organisations every day, it is no surprise that 73% of B2B marketers say that webinars are the best way to generate high-quality leads.

Speaking on the launch of the full-stack webinar platform, Viktor Underwood, CEO at Quickchannel, commented: “Our goal is to streamline the workflow for marketers, and the most recent step in the process is being able to include multiple remote presenters in our platform no matter where they are in the world.

“There’s no need for software downloads, multiple tools and time-consuming workflows. Our new feature is very easy to use and has removed all the expectation of more than one platform being required to produce a successful webinar. We still have a lot of great interactive and engaging features to come, so we’re excited to support businesses looking to start using or improve their existing webinars with this new powerful tool.”