Powerful, Enterprise-Grade Event Management Software
Sell tickets & Collect registration fees online
Full-Service Abstract Management Software: Collect âž© Assign âž© Review âž© Decide âž© Notify
Customizable forms to collect & review abstracts, symposia, proposals & grants
The Complete Event Schedule Builder to Create Virtual & Hybrid Sessions
Create Event Schedule with Slides, Group Chats, Survey forms & more
Engagement Tools to Host Virtual Conferences & Online Community Website
Engage attendees & Produce knowledge with online networking portal
Events that are conducted exclusively online were a far-fetched possibility for most event management organizations prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Particularly for event professionals in regions where the larger industry still remains growing and emerging, taking the plunge meant risk. However, a global lockdown left the event management sector, like most other industries, with no other choice for the months to come.
Well-managed ticket sales are a big part of what makes an event successful. As 2026 gets closer, one thing is clear: using the right tech is no longer optional if you want to stay competitive. For most events, ticket revenue funds everything else, making the setup behind it a core part of your event’s success. Review our selection of 7 leading event ticketing software solutions to choose the one that best supports your event.
Badges. You have likely seen one of these at a conference you’ve attended before. Chances are also that you may have worn one at an event. Albeit unaware of what an event badge is or how its details are put together so effortlessly and for such a large gathering of people.
Planning academic conferences is one of the most demanding tasks in scholarly work. From multi-track sessions to parallel panels and keynote talks, the events aim to bring researchers together. However, there is one persistent challenge that organizers face, which is scheduling conflicts at events.
Handling events in 2026 requires more than just registration and ticketing. Event organizers require tools that combine abstract management, speaker review process management, CRM, and engagement. These tools will enable you to host successful academic, scientific, hybrid, and business events efficiently and effectively.
Event planning demands real patience, precision, and an eagle eye for every detail. Organizers know this all too well. Getting the right number of people to actually show up remains the make-or-break element of any successful gathering. Surprisingly, registration mistakes happen far more often than anyone wants to admit these days.
Abstract management, a broad term that roughly refers to all the tasks that are involved in the organization of abstracts, is not similarly straightforward and linear. When managing abstracts for conferences and for symposia, event planners have to account for the collecting, segregating, allocating, reviewing and subsequent matching and publishing of these abstracts. That sounds like too much for the ordinary task manager to do all by themselves.
One of the most important aspects of planning an event or a conference in its early stages is scheduling. For most events, it is the locking of an event schedule that allows room for other facets of the event management process. Such is the importance of placing your event sessions and activities at the right places and into the right pockets of time throughout the day.
Feedback collection has been part of post event wrap ups for a very long time. What used to rely on paper forms and manual collection has shifted to digital submissions, supported by event apps and audience response systems. Now, event planners have all the tech they need to collect feedback fast. The real question is whether they are actually getting useful insights out of it.
The events now thrive on mobile event apps. From news and schedules to networking and attendee experience, the mobile features make the experience more fulfilling. It helps the organizers work on the apps and have all the necessary information at their fingertips. The attendees can access all the necessary information and updates without having to log in to the website every time. This saves both time and energy for everyone. Continue reading
Networking used to be pretty straightforward. You’d show up to a business event, shake a few hands, swap business cards, and call it a day. But the way people connect has changed a lot since then. Now, there are quicker, more versatile ways to interact digitally and in person, both in physical and online environments. In many cases, even brief, informal meetings can result in new opportunities. Continue reading
Webinars have gained exponential popularity due to the rising demand for online learning. They are useful for educators, teachers, and instructors to realize the full potential of video content and reach a wider, more diverse student audience without any kind of geographical barriers. Hosting webinars in academic institutions is one of the best ways to engage students, faculty, and external participants remotely. They are one of the best and most effective ways for education and engagement.