Keeps going if the Wi-Fi drops
Scans wait on the stage laptop and send the moment the connection is back. Nothing is announced twice.
Scan a printed card as each graduate reaches the stage. GradCall announces their name in the hall and shows it on your livestream, right as they cross.
Free to set up and rehearse. Pay per ceremony when you go live.
A few things to set up in the weeks before. On the day, one scan per graduate.
| Last name | First name | Program | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Okonkwo-Bello | Adaeze | BSc Biochemistry |
| 3 | Domínguez Ortega | Rafa | Film Production |
| 4 | Ó Súilleabháin | Tadhg | M.Ed. |
| 5 | Nguyễn | Thị Minh Anh | B.Comm. |
FDQ-0003-SFDQ-0005-8FDQ-0002-KFDQ-0001-CThey don’t need to be in the same room or on the same network. If the stage Wi-Fi drops, scans wait on the laptop and send when it’s back.
Small details that keep four hundred names on time.
Scans wait on the stage laptop and send the moment the connection is back. Nothing is announced twice.
Walk-up delay, gap between names, hold, or take each name by hand.
Your colours and crest on the lower third, added to OBS as a browser source.
Pick from warm, formal or bright announcer voices and hear a few names before you decide.
Admins prepare the ceremony. Operators run the stage on the day.
Set up, import and rehearse for free. Pay when you’re ready to go live.
A laptop at the stage with a USB barcode scanner that reads Code 128 or QR codes, and the computer running your stream with OBS or any software that takes a browser source. Both need an internet connection.
They open their link, listen, and either confirm it, type how it sounds, or record it themselves. Any change comes to your team to approve.
The stage scanner has a search box. Type part of their name and announce them with one click.
Most large convocations already run in several sessions. Set each session up as its own ceremony.
Create an account, import your list and hear the first names in minutes.