Cuez is a strong fit when scripts, timing and media need to remain connected while several production departments edit the show. Start with the rundown requirement, then decide which device automation and prompting modules justify their setup. Older TinkerList reviews show the collaborative workflow’s history; they do not establish the current performance of every Cuez module.
Although the product page describes prompting as built in, its FAQ explicitly says it is an additional module. Automator adds further control features. Obtain a quote showing each required module and screen/control arrangement.
The current rundown is cloud based and Prompter explicitly requires an internet connection. Complete offline behaviour is not established here. Rehearse loss of access and decide how the caller and presenter retain a usable script.
Bram P., a vendor-invited, incentivized Software Advice reviewer in April 2022, reported trouble propagating newly added fields into existing quiz questions. That is a legacy TinkerList account, not a confirmed current Cuez bug; use it to test template changes.
The EVS integration differentiates media browsing in Rundown from playout control through Automator. Check server versions, supported commands and failure recovery instead of assuming all connected equipment behaves identically.
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Script & Rundown | Custom quote | Current user allowances, storage, contract period and numeric tariff were not publicly confirmed in reviewed official sources. |
| Prompter | Separately quoted module | Browser script display; can operate without Automator, with advanced automation features added through that module. |
| Automator and device connections | Custom quote | Specify the exact EVS or other equipment, control workflow, setup services and support required. |
Use a short scripted segment containing an inserted clip and a late editorial change. Ask one producer to edit, another to call and a third to watch the presenter display. Confirm which changes propagate automatically and where the operator still makes a deliberate decision.
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