Four spaces.
Every engagement relationship
your organization has.
Not every space needs every feature. A team workspace is focused — no community feed bleeding into internal work. A reunion event space is episodic — no ongoing community expected. BigTopa gives each relationship type its own purpose-built environment.
A focused environment for internal collaboration. Structured streams, scheduled meetings, task tracking, and documents — without the noise of community feeds or public audiences.
Engagement-first streams, member directories, announcements, and discussions. The layer that keeps your community alive between events and meetings — with webinars and broadcasts for reaching a broader audience.
Full ticketing, registration, and payments. Three audience tiers per event. Designed for episodic use — the platform stays ready between events without monthly overhead.
Dedicated spaces for one-on-one consultation, client services, and professional delivery. Intimate, focused, and completely separate from your team workspace or community.
Every space is built
from the same four components.
Not every space activates every component. The platform composes what each space type needs — nothing more, nothing less.
The messaging layer. Always on in every space — but behavior adapts. Work spaces sort by recency and task relevance. Community spaces surface trending content. Event spaces follow a timeline.
Five meeting types, each composable per plan: Meet Now (instant), Meet (scheduled 1-on-1), Meetings (multi-participant), Webinars (host-to-audience), Broadcast (studio streaming). No space needs all five.
The knowledge layer. Notes, tasks, posts, files, and canvas — all tied to the context where they were created. A decision made in a meeting stays connected to the meeting stream that generated it.
Focused areas within a space. A project room within a work space. A committee room within a community space. Rooms maintain their own streams, meetups, and library with separate access controls.
