DigitalGlue’s creative.space platform has been adopted by churches and places of worship as a tool to help with sermon recordings and other content during both production and post-production. The company’s latest software release aimed to expand the capabilities of creative.space in a way specifically tailored to worship spaces.

The latest software update included two new features, which the company said were designed specifically to aid churches in their endeavors. One feature, Review, was designed for pastors and other staff to directly access and edit media without any collaboration complications and to eliminate the need for external SaaS tools. The second feature is Multi-Space Tagging, which allows users to easily organize projects and categorize them for their specific needs. The company hopes that this feature will help churches and staff to group recordings, children’s ministry projects and other creative media in a way that reflects the church’s mission and structure.

“These updates were developed with the specific needs of churches in mind,” said Sean Busby, President of DigitalGlue. “Many ministries rely on rotating teams and limited time. creative.space helps them stay organized, stay aligned, and focus more energy on creating content that supports their mission.”

With the company’s establishment in the ministry market, DigitalGlue plans to move forward with this and encourage churches to request demonstrations of their newly updated creative.space platform. DigitalGlue hopes that the technology will continue to aid worship and enhance capabilities of ministry teams while decreasing reliance on part-time employees and volunteer work.