CendanceMedia

Store, organize, and publish every asset.

Digital asset management for the whole suite: one library of files, albums, playlists, and sermons that every product draws from and your creative team runs. Upload once, use everywhere.

Built for creative, media, and production teams.

What's inside

Everything Media covers.

File manager

The whole library in one searchable place: sermon recordings, worship audio, graphics, and photos, organized into folders your team actually recognizes. Search by name, filter by type or source, and preview a file without downloading it first. Tags, descriptions, and custom properties travel with every file, so the newest volunteer finds Sunday's assets as quickly as the person who added them, and nothing important lives on a personal drive or in a chat thread again.

  • Folders and favorites. Organize by folder, pin go-to files as favorites, and switch between grid and list views.
  • Search and filters. Find anything by name, then narrow by media type or where it came from.
  • Drag-in uploads. Drop in single files or whole folders, add tags on the way, and keep working while they land.
Preview of the media library's folders with a total file count.

Albums

Turn Sunday's photos into collections the whole church can browse, not a folder that dies on the camera operator's laptop. Build an album from the library, choose whether it is public or password protected, and decide if people can comment and download. Members open it in the Eden app, tap through the slideshow, and leave a word under the photo of their kid's dedication; everyone relives the moment, not just whoever ran the camera.

  • Public or protected. Share an album openly or put a password on it, with a hint for the forgetful.
  • Comments and likes. Members react and leave comments photo by photo when the album allows it.
  • Downloads people keep. Let people take their photos home, a single shot or the whole album at once.
Preview of recent photo albums shared with members.

Playlists

Ordered media for series and seasons: line up the Rooted series once and it is there week one through week six, exactly as it was preached. Drag messages into the order you want, choose the access settings, and publish one link to a player anyone can open. When a new member asks where to start, you hand them the series instead of a loose stack of files, and they can catch up long after the last week ends.

  • Drag to reorder. Arrange the lineup by dragging and the player follows the order you set.
  • One shareable link. Each playlist publishes to a single player link with every message queued in your order.
  • Access settings. Decide who can open a playlist before the link goes out.
Preview of a series playlist with weekly messages in order.

See Media with your own people, not a demo dataset.

Sermons

Every message published properly: video, audio, and notes together on one page, with the speaker, scripture, and topics attached. Publish once and it is live in the Eden member app and on a link anyone can open, or keep a message for members only when that is the right call. Sunday's sermon stops living in a folder called Final_v3, and the person who missed a week knows exactly where to find it.

  • Video, audio, notes. Attach the recording, the audio, and the notes or resources to one message.
  • Speaker and scripture. Every sermon carries its speaker, scripture references, and topics.
  • Public or members. Open a message to anyone or keep it for signed-in members, your call.
Preview of one sermon publishing to the member app and a shareable link.

Asset intelligence

Recordings get transcripts, and a transcript changes what the library can do: captions appear in the player, the text follows along as a message plays, and a click on any line jumps playback to that moment. AI carries the labeling nobody gets to: tags land on their own, and titles and descriptions arrive as suggestions you accept, edit, or dismiss. Years of teaching stop being hours of video no one can search.

  • Transcripts and captions. Recordings are transcribed, and the same text powers closed captions in the player.
  • Click to the moment. Select any line of a transcript and playback jumps straight there.
  • Titles, tags, descriptions. Tags are added for you and badged as AI; titles and descriptions stay suggestions until you accept or edit them.
Preview of library search stats: transcripts, searchable hours, and suggested clips.

Automations and AI

Configure it once and the follow-through runs itself: describe the automation you want in plain language and Cendance builds it for you, or start from a template when you would rather not begin with a blank page. The same rails run the whole suite, so a form submission, a first-time gift, or a new group member sets work in motion the moment it happens, and your library is right there in every step.

  • Plain language. Say what should happen and the automation is drafted for you.
  • Templates. Common patterns, ready to switch on and adapt.
  • Across the suite. Triggers and actions span the Cendance suite: forms, giving, groups, tasks, and more.
Preview of automations running: follow-ups, welcome emails, and scheduled prep.
And more

More you can do with Media.

Bring in YouTube

Paste a YouTube link and the video joins the library beside your uploads, organized and shareable like everything else.

Studio clips

Open a video in the Studio, trim a short clip, adjust the speed, caption it, and download the finished cut.

Bulk actions

Select a stack of files and move, download, favorite, add to an album, or trash them in one pass.

Folder-level access

Decide who can open each folder, so sensitive media stays with the people meant to see it.

Trash and restore

Deleted files wait in the trash and can be brought back, so one wrong click never loses a Sunday.

Space at a glance

See how much room the library uses and which files are taking the most of it.

Questions

Asked and answered.

How do we get years of files into Media?

Drag them in: single files or whole folders upload while you keep working, and large recordings are fine. Add tags and custom properties as they arrive so everything lands organized, and paste YouTube links to bring those videos into the same library.

What do our members experience?

Albums and sermons meet members in the Eden app: they browse photos, watch or listen to messages, and like, comment, and download where the album allows it. The rest of the library stays behind the scenes until you publish something.

Who can see what is in our library?

Access is deny-by-default: staff see only what their role grants, and folders can be shared with exactly the people who need them. What goes public is your call, albums can be open or password protected, and data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

What does Media cost?

Media comes with a paid Cendance plan. Start free with People, add Media when you are ready, and the pricing page has the details.

Do automations cost extra?

No. Cendance Flow, the automation layer, is included. Describe the automation you want in plain language or start from a template, and it runs across Media and every other product you use.

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