Seen had been very successful with videos for Petter Stordalen and the Norwegian Labour Party's election campaign and had a number of new clients in the works, particularly in the event industry. Then came the pandemic.

After XXL had developed a new vision, strategy, website and brand platform, Seen was given the task of creating internal commitment among XXL's 5,000 employees.

The shutdown became a thriller for Martin Nerstad and Ronald Griffin at the video tech company Seen.

Bringing in 18 million in a new emission - We are rigged for further growth in the Nordics and globally, says the Seen CEO.

- We hope it contributes to large amounts being collected for a very good cause, says Ronald Griffin, CTO & Partner in Seen.io.

- The solution from Storm 121 (SEEN) gives us an opportunity to offer ourselves, says Øyvind Thomassen, general manager at Sbanken.

Data-driven communication and personal videos - that's how Sats new campaign can be summed up, which wants to encourage more people to go to the gym despite their lack of motivation.

- This film gives me goosebumps and really makes the West-Norway heart beat with pride, says the managing director of Fjord Norway.

Sopra Steria and DNB are among a number of businesses that have experienced enormous engagement after adopting personalized, data-driven video from the technology company Seen.

Seen.io noticed that something was brewing. This weekend they had to strip the technology, and make new plans.