Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Motion’s All-in-One meeting and voting solution allows members and stakeholders to connect online, by phone, or in-person. This is the perfect choice for secure, compliant hybrid meetings that require voting.

An Open meeting is a typical video conference for a few people who need to connect with each other, share links, send invitations, collaborate, etc. Secure meetings are meetings that require voting or that need a level or security due to confidential information. For secure meetings Motion generates a unique link for each attendee that cannot be shared. This unique link also serves as the attendee’s secure voting credential. Attendees cannot have more than one active session at a time.

Motion also offers Online Voting at no charge for monthly and annual subscribers. This is your standard vote or survey that your members or stakeholders need to complete to, for example, elect positions within your organization, provide priorities for the next round of bargaining or approve a new contract. The Online Voting is free and has no limit on usage or size of your audience.

Customer data are stored on secure servers located in your country of origin. For US and Canadian customers, data storage and processing are subject to the respective data and privacy regulations of each jurisdiction. We are working on compliance with European General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) as the standard for our system to be applied in all jurisdictions once completed, in addition to any specific state / provincial regulations as required.

We conduct frequent penetration testing across the Motion platform to remedy any security gaps that arise. Clients can also opt-in to enable two-factor authentication for their administrators and secure meetings.

A Motion Town Hall integrates web and phone securely. Depending on your needs, it can reach any scale from under 100 to over 100,000 attending online or by phone. The video and phone channels integrate seamlessly for both attendees and meeting organizers.

Motion Town Halls can be operated as All-in-One meetings or standalone meetings. Standalone meetings can be online-only, phone-only, or a combination. Most clients use the phone call-out functionality to dramatically increase attendance and engagement or to overcome barriers related to bandwidth, comfort with technology or socio-economic issues.

Yes, you can run a phone-only town hall. There is really no difference in the setup and operation of a Motion Town Hall meeting compared to any other Motion meeting that includes the phone component.

Speakers connect to a Motion Town Hall main room via a secure, unique link that is personalized to them. When they start the event from the main room, Speakers are then audible and visible to attendees watching the livestream and listening in on the phone.

Motion Town Halls are accessible from any phone that has in-bound or out-bound calling. The system is also designed to be responsive so it can be viewed on any smart phone or tablet web browser.