The video platform where decisions are seen and kept.

Parliaments, courts and governments use Arbor to stream, record, transcribe and archive their sessions. Every recording stays complete, verifiable and in the hands of the institution that made it.

In use at parliaments, courts and EU institutions

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Plenary session Thu 14:00

Broadcast starts at 14:00

Agenda

1Opening and announcements14:00
2Budget amendment 202714:05
3Questions to the minister14:40
4Closing15:30

Chair

Item 1 · Opening and announcements

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NL EN FR

14:06:12

Rapporteur

14:06:31

Minister

Public record

Plenary session 2026/114

Duration: 1:28:40
Transcript: NL, EN, FR
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In use at institutions across Europe

Public information matters.

Arbor makes your sessions available and accessible, so citizens can follow what is decided on their behalf. That is what public engagement comes down to.

Modular platform

Use the parts you need, when you need them. Add a module later without changing how you work.

Secure and compliant by default

GDPR ready, with legally defensible recordings and logs. Hosted on-premise, hybrid or in a private cloud.

Designed for the public sector

No steep learning curve. Arbor fits into the tools and procedures your organisation already uses.

The live streaming and recording platform for the public sector

Secure by design, intuitive to use and easy to adopt.

See how it works

Run several broadcasts at once, in real time, and keep every session with its metadata and transcript.
Transcripts are generated automatically in several languages and managed from one secure dashboard.
Every recording lands in a searchable archive that you control, with limited access or open to the public.
Connect microphones, cameras and meeting software through open APIs, without being tied to one vendor.

Recording 01:12:04

Manual tagging during a live session: markers with timestamps and a button to create a marker

A transcript with timestamps for each spoken passage

The archive with a search field and a list of recorded cases

Integrations with a microphone system, camera system and meeting management

Media provenance

Trust should be verifiable.

As generated media becomes harder to tell apart from the real thing, public institutions need to prove where official footage comes from and that it has not been altered. Arbor records that proof with every broadcast.

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