Communities - Use Go Live to Host Meetings & Broadcasts
Use Go Live in GHL Customer Care Communities to run interactive meetings or broadcasts with chat, reactions, and optional replays seamlessly on web and mobile.
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Go Live brings real-time video, audio, and chat to your GHL Customer Care Communities so you can run interactive workshops, live Q&As, and big announcements without leaving your space. Choose a collaborative meeting room or broadcast from your favorite encoder. Sessions are powered by Media-Core for stable, low-latency streaming on web and mobile. Use Go Live to deepen engagement, keep conversations in-platform, and share optional replays with your members.
Go Live is GHL Customer Care’s built-in live session experience for Communities. It lets admins host interactive meetings or broadcast a professional stream directly into any group or channel. Members can join instantly, chat in real time, react with emojis, and if enabled, watch replays later. Because it’s native, you keep attention inside your community and simplify setup for hosts and attendees.
Go Live offers two modes:
Meeting Room Mode: An interactive, many-to-many live room with host controls, chat, reactions, hand raise, screen share, and dynamic layouts (Grid/Speaker).
Stream Software Mode: A broadcast experience that connects to external tools like OBS, Zoom, or StreamYard via Stream Key & URL while viewers watch and chat inside your community.
Key Benefits of Go Live in Communities
These benefits focus on outcomes—stronger participation, simpler workflows, and content you can reuse. Use the bullets below to decide when and how to use Go Live for your programs.
Native experience: Members join on web or mobile without chasing links or installing extra tools.
Two flexible modes: Choose interactive meetings or high-quality broadcasts based on your format.
Built-in engagement: Real-time chat, emoji reactions, and hand raise keep sessions lively.
Recording & replay: Optionally capture the session and share a replay for those who missed it.
Device flexibility: Preview your camera/mic, choose input devices, and switch as needed.
Keeps attention in-platform: Centralizes discovery, attendance, and follow-up inside your community.
Meeting Room Mode
Use Meeting Room Mode when you want face-to-face collaboration—coaching calls, cohort workshops, or office hours. Everyone is present in the same space, with the host managing who can speak, present, or share screens.
Highlights
Preview camera and microphone before joining.
Distinct Host and Attendee roles with granular permissions.
Live text chat alongside video.
Chat supports link sharing, file pasting, and drag-and-drop uploads.
Chat has no message size limit.
Screen share (window or full desktop).
Emoji reactions and Raise hand to request the mic.
Dynamic layouts: Grid for collaboration, Speaker for presentations.
Multi-participant support for panels and roundtables.
Optional recording so you can post a replay after the session.
Recording layout updates
Go Live recordings now mirror the in-call experience more closely so replays look clean and consistent.
No black boxes when a participant turns off their camera.
Participant tiles stay aligned and consistent.
Participant names display correctly and stay in sync.
Screen sharing and multi-participant sessions use an optimized layout for clearer viewing.
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No black boxes when a participant turns off their camera.
Participant tiles stay aligned and consistent.
Participant names display correctly and stay in sync.
Screen sharing and multi-participant sessions use an optimized layout for clearer viewing.
Stream Software Mode
Choose this when you already produce video through external software (OBS, Zoom, StreamYard). You’ll connect your encoder using the provided Stream Key & URL, and your community will watch and interact via chat and reactions.
Auto-generated Stream Key and Stream URL to connect your encoder.
Low-latency playback powered by Media-Core.
Viewer chat and emoji reactions for real-time feedback.
Use your existing cameras, scenes, and overlays.
Persistent Stream Keys (Stream Software Mode)
When you use Stream Software Mode, your Stream Key stays the same across future sessions. This helps you go live repeatedly without reconfiguring your encoder each time.
Reuse the same Stream Key for future Go Live sessions.
If you want a fresh key, reset your Stream Key (for example, if you shared it accidentally).
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Reuse the same Stream Key for future Go Live sessions.
If you want a fresh key, reset your Stream Key (for example, if you shared it accidentally).
How To Use Go Live Feature in Communities
Use this guide to start a live session in a Community Group using either the built-in Meeting Room or an external Streaming Software (Zoom/OBS/StreamYard).
Step 1: Open the group and start a Go Live post
Go to Memberships from your sub-account.
Hover on the Communities tab.
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Buttons and menus referencedGroupsMembershipsCommunitiesLoginGo Live
Next stepOn the group you want, click Login to enter it.All 5 steps in this procedure
Go to Memberships from your sub-account.
Hover on the Communities tab.
Click on Groups. this image
On the group you want, click Login to enter it.
Click the Go Live button (red video-camera icon) near the posting tab.
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Buttons and menus referencedLoginMembershipsCommunitiesGroupsGo Live
Next stepClick the Go Live button (red video-camera icon) near the posting tab.All 5 steps in this procedure
Go to Memberships from your sub-account.
Hover on the Communities tab.
Click on Groups.
On the group you want, click Login to enter it. this image
Click the Go Live button (red video-camera icon) near the posting tab.
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Buttons and menus referencedGo LiveMembershipsCommunitiesGroupsLogin
All 5 steps in this procedure
Go to Memberships from your sub-account.
Hover on the Communities tab.
Click on Groups.
On the group you want, click Login to enter it.
Click the Go Live button (red video-camera icon) near the posting tab. this image
Step 2: Fill out post details (applies to both methods)
On the right panel, under Add post details:
Enter a Title.
Enter a Description.
Under Settings, choose whether to:
Keep livestream as post: leave on to save the live stream as a post after it ends.
Notify members you are going live: sends in-app + push notifications to group members.
Under Choose where to post , pick the channel to publish the live to.
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Fields in this part of the guideOn the right panel, under Add post details:Under Settings, choose whether to:
Buttons and menus referencedEnter a TitleEnter a DescriptionChoose where to postchannel
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On the right panel, under Add post details:
Under Settings, choose whether to:
Under Choose where to post, pick the channel to publish the live to.
When are you going live? Leave as Now (default). this image
Step 3: Choose your video source
You have two options. Pick one and follow its steps.
Option 1 — Meeting Room
In Select video source, choose Meeting Room, then click Go live.
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Fields in this part of the guideOnce connected, you’re live. Use these controls:
Buttons and menus referencedAllowCameraMicrophoneSelect video sourceMeeting RoomGo liveJoinStreamViewSpeakerGalleryAudio/Video devices
Next stepMember will see the live in the channel and can join by clicking the Join Stream button.All 4 steps in this procedure
In Select video source, choose Meeting Room, then click Go live.
Allow your browser to use Camera and Microphone. this image
Member will see the live in the channel and can join by clicking the Join Stream button.
Once connected, you’re live. Use these controls:
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Fields in this part of the guideOnce connected, you’re live. Use these controls:
Buttons and menus referencedJoinStreamSelect video sourceMeeting RoomGo liveAllowCameraMicrophoneViewSpeakerGalleryAudio/Video devices
Next stepOnce connected, you’re live. Use these controls:All 4 steps in this procedure
In Select video source, choose Meeting Room, then click Go live.
Allow your browser to use Camera and Microphone.
Member will see the live in the channel and can join by clicking the Join Stream button. this image
Once connected, you’re live. Use these controls:
Once connected, you’re live. Use these controls:
View (top-right): switch Speaker view (large active speaker) or Gallery view.
Audio/Video devices: choose your microphone, speakers, and camera.
Participants: see Host and Attendees lists.
As Host you can mute/unmute, grant/revoke mic, grant/revoke camera, grant/revoke screen share, or remove a participant.
Chat: participants can send messages, emojis, and attachments in real time.
Reactions & Raise hand: participants can react with emojis or raise hand.
Share: you (or an approved participant) can share screen.
Pin: use the three dots on a tile to Pin a speaker to the stream.
When you exit a Meeting Room as the host, choose the option that matches what you want to do:
End Meeting for All ends the meeting immediately for everyone.
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Fields in this part of the guideOnce connected, you’re live. Use these controls:
Buttons and menus referencedLeaveLeave a Meeting and Assign a New HostSelect video sourceMeeting RoomGo liveAllowCameraMicrophoneJoinStreamViewSpeaker
All 2 steps in this procedure
End Meeting for All ends the meeting immediately for everyone.
Leave lets the meeting continue after you assign another participant as the new host. Leave a Meeting and Assign a New Host To leave an active meeting without ending it for everyone: this image
Leave a Meeting and Assign a New Host To leave an active meeting without ending it for everyone:
Select Leave.
Search for and select a participant to become the new host.
Assign the participant as host.
Leave the meeting. The selected participant receives host privileges so the meeting can continue after you exit.
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Fields in this part of the guideOnce connected, you’re live. Use these controls:
Buttons and menus referencedSelect video sourceMeeting RoomGo liveAllowCameraMicrophoneJoinStreamViewSpeakerGalleryAudio/Video devices
Next stepIf the host is disconnected unexpectedly, the meeting remains active and attendees stay connected.All 4 steps in this procedure
In Select video source, choose Meeting Room, then click Go live.
Allow your browser to use Camera and Microphone.
Member will see the live in the channel and can join by clicking the Join Stream button.
Once connected, you’re live. Use these controls:
Rejoin After an Unexpected Disconnection
If the host is disconnected unexpectedly, the meeting remains active and attendees stay connected.
This can occur after events such as a page refresh, network interruption, or device-permission issue.
The host can rejoin the same active meeting without creating a new session.
When the original host rejoins, host privileges automatically return to the original host. The temporary host returns to participant status.
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Buttons and menus referencedstream endedrecording is processing
Next stepAfter ending: A post appears in the selected channel. It shows that the stream ended and the recording is processing; once processed, the recording is available on that post. Post authors and group admins can now download recordings directly making it easier to save and share sessions.All 2 steps in this procedure
After ending: A post appears in the selected channel. It shows that the stream ended and the recording is processing; once processed, the recording is available on that post.
Post authors and group admins can now download recordings directly making it easier to save and share sessions.
After ending: A post appears in the selected channel. It shows that the stream ended and the recording is processing; once processed, the recording is available on that post.
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Buttons and menus referencedstream endedrecording is processing
Next stepPost authors and group admins can now download recordings directly making it easier to save and share sessions.All 2 steps in this procedure
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Post authors and group admins can now download recordings directly making it easier to save and share sessions.
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Buttons and menus referencedstream endedrecording is processing
All 2 steps in this procedure
After ending: A post appears in the selected channel. It shows that the stream ended and the recording is processing; once processed, the recording is available on that post.
Post authors and group admins can now download recordings directly making it easier to save and share sessions. this image
Option 2 — Streaming Software (RTMP from Zoom/OBS/StreamYard)
In Select video source, choose Streaming software.
Copy the provided Server URL and Stream Key.
In your streaming app (Zoom/OBS/StreamYard), paste the Server URL and Stream Key into its RTMP/custom streaming settings.
Start the broadcast in your streaming software.
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Buttons and menus referencedGo liveliveSelect video sourceStreaming softwareServer URLStream Keybroadcast
All 5 steps in this procedure
In Select video source, choose Streaming software.
Copy the provided Server URL and Stream Key.
In your streaming app (Zoom/OBS/StreamYard), paste the Server URL and Stream Key into its RTMP/custom streaming settings.
Start the broadcast in your streaming software.
Back in GHL Customer Care, start the Go live; your broadcast will appear live in the chosen channel. this image
Go Live on the mobile app
You can host or join Go Live sessions from the GHL Customer Care mobile app. This lets you run live meetings or broadcasts without switching devices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s the difference between Meeting Room and Stream Software modes?
Meeting Room is interactive—great for workshops and coaching. Stream Software brings in a broadcast from tools like OBS or Zoom while members watch and chat.
Q: Do members need to install anything to join?
No extra installs are required. Members can join from supported desktop browsers or the GHL Customer Care mobile app when signed in.
Q: Can I record a session and share a replay?
Yes. When recording is enabled, a replay can be shared with your members after processing, so anyone who missed the live session can catch up.
Q: Can I restrict access to live sessions?
Yes. Host Go Live inside private channels or paid groups so only the right members can join. Pair with Community Events for scheduling and reminders.
Q: What if my encoder won’t connect in Stream Software Mode?
Double-check the Stream URL/Key, confirm you selected Stream Software Mode, and start your broadcast from the encoder. Test a few minutes before showtime.
Q: Is there chat moderation?
Hosts can oversee chat during the session, remove disruptive participants, and manage speaking permissions to keep the event smooth.
Q: Can I bring in guest speakers?
Yes. Invite guests to join and assign host/speaking permissions during the session for full control.
Q: Who can download Go Live recordings?
Post authors and group admins can download recordings.
Q: Why didn’t my session record?
If a session ends due to inactivity, the app shows a message that the session wasn’t recorded due to inactivity.
Q: Do I need a new Stream Key every time I go live?
No. Stream Software Mode uses a persistent Stream Key, so you can reuse it for future sessions. You can reset the key if needed.
Q: Is there a maximum number of participates or maximum amount of time you can go live?
No. There is not a cap on the number of participants or a maximum length of a stream.
