Your organization produces more content than it publishes. The videographer has 200 clips. The social manager posts 3. The rest disappear. Tutti fixes that — turning everything your organization creates into coordinated, revenue-driving action.
Arts organizations generate enormous intelligence — concert footage, enrollment data, event calendars, newsletter lists, Meta analytics, photo libraries, student engagement records. It lives in seven people, four folders, two calendars, a shared drive, and a thread in your inbox.
Nothing is connected. Nothing is searchable. Nothing runs without someone manually pulling it together.
A well-attended weekend concert generates 200+ pieces of raw content — footage, photos, sign-up sheets, audience reactions. Three weeks later: a single Facebook post, one email, and silence. The rest lives on a hard drive.
The gap between what your organization produces and what it publishes is exactly what Tutti closes.
When your marketing coordinator leaves, their knowledge leaves with them — which campaigns drove enrollment, which events generated the most interest, what content timing worked, what audiences responded. Tutti holds all of it. Context that should take months to rebuild is available the day a new person walks in.
Connect your calendar, drive, and social accounts in 30 minutes. Your first intelligence briefing — what's been filmed, what to post, what's missing, what's at risk — in 48 hours. No migration. No disruption.
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