Everything on this page exists and can be seen in the dashboard. Modules are grouped by moment of the event.
You build the site page by page, lay out the programme, open registration and write to the people who signed up. Nothing is live until you publish: what you edit is a draft, what the public sees is a frozen version.
A block builder, eight themes, a faithful preview. Banner, text, image, video, gallery, venue, cards, countdown: the page comes together without a line of code.
Sessions, speakers, rooms and days; filters on every field; limited seats with a waiting list that moves on its own.
A multi-step form with your fields, a capacity, a QR badge sent by email. Free: LiveEvent sells no tickets.
Templates with variables, targeted campaigns, a sending log, verified senders and domains. A campaign only goes out when a person launches it.
A directory of exhibitors and partners, their booths and their contacts, tied to the event programme.
“When this happens, do that” rules that run on their own, and connectors to the tools you already use: CRM, email marketing, analytics, ticketing.
On the day, the desk scans badges, the room votes and the live stream goes out to your channels. In the control room, the run of show tells you what is ready, what goes next and what is on air.
On the day, on a phone, at the door: one scan, a name on screen, a list that updates for the whole team.
Poll, questions, reactions, chat, word cloud, quiz and ranking. Results and questions are projected in the room on stage screens.
A video control room in the browser: backstage, composed stage, lower thirds, screen sharing, remote guests, broadcast to your platform.
Participant profiles, meetings in person or by video, and messaging between participants, moderated only when reported.
You read attendance session by session, export what you need, and duplicate the event for the next edition. You send the participants who came their certificate of attendance and a satisfaction survey, whose indicators can be added to the report as cards.
Registrations, attendance, site audience, your own figures as trend, gauge or series; a report shared by link with your sponsors.
An assistant that reads your events and drafts for you, and an MCP server to plug in the tool of your choice. Both act with your rights, never more.
Five roles, a scope per event, and sixteen features you open or close for one specific person.