For the people whose product is an event. Independent congress producers, event agencies, industry media and regional event businesses running the recurring calendars, sponsor programs and multi-format circuits their P&L depends on.
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For most companies, an event is a marketing channel. For the customers on this page, the event is the product. Their P&L depends on filling the venue, closing the sponsors and giving the attendee community a reason to come back next year. That changes what matters. The calendar is recurring. Attendee data is a compounding asset, not a lead list. Sponsors are first-class objects, not an afterthought. And the same organization often runs several event shapes in parallel: a B2B congress in the spring, a consumer fair in the autumn, an awards ceremony to close the year. Eventtia is built for that shape of work: the full event-business operation on one platform, a recurring calendar that compounds year over year, multi-format circuits under one operational footprint.
The full event-business operation on one platform. Registration, communications, on-site check-in, sponsor programs, analytics. The whole P&L cycle of an event, on one engine.
A recurring calendar that compounds. Past attendee data carries forward from one edition to the next, so returning cohorts don't re-register from scratch and sponsor relationships build across years.
Multi-format circuits under one operational footprint. Industry congresses, consumer fairs, awards ceremonies, multi-city rollouts. Same platform, same team, different program shapes.
From the flagship annual congress to the multi-city consumer fair to the industry awards ceremony, the program shapes an independent event organizer actually runs, all on the same engine.
The flagship recurring event. The one the community shows up for every year. Paid registration with tier pricing (early bird, regular, on-site), sponsors with their own profile pages and their own team registrations, multi-day agenda across parallel tracks, meeting-based networking that builds valuable connections, and analytics that give sponsors clear reporting edition after edition.
Professional-sector congresses funded partly through sponsor programs. Tiered sponsors with visibility rules on the event page, communications and app, sponsor-configured profile pages, participant registration under each sponsor account, and on-site lead capture that flows into a sponsor-facing report.
Event and experiential agencies running the whole calendar on behalf of client brands. A separate branded space per client, with its own registration and communications, its own admins, and one place for the agency to see across every account it manages.
Paid learning events on a recurring calendar. Paid registration with tiered pricing, per-session sign-up with capacity limits, on-site check-in and attendance records, and per-session communications to attendees.
Same event brand, different cities, different weeks. Central operations at the franchise level, local registration per city, cross-edition attendee data, and one platform holding the whole circuit.
Industry media running ticketed events for their subscriber and reader base. Ticketed registration with promo codes, email invitations to the subscriber list, editorial-programmed sessions, on-site check-in.
A company whose product is an event doesn't need an event tool. It needs an operational platform. Registration and ticketing that hold the revenue side. Sponsor programs that hold the commercial side. On-site check-in that holds the day-of experience. Analytics that hold the story you tell sponsors when it's time to renew. Merca2.0 unified a community of 10,000+ marketing professionals across its recurring congress program. CMS Eventos runs a multi-country franchise of senior finance forums across Europe, LATAM and Brasil: same brand, same operational spine, different cities. Expomedia carries 30 years of recurring salons and congress-expos on the same platform: professional-sector events and consumer fairs across the French map, each one a business in its own right. Same underlying pattern: the event is the product, and the platform is what makes running it profitable.
Running an event as a business means running the whole P&L cycle: paid registration and ticket tiers, sponsor programs with profile pages and lead capture, on-site check-in built for the actual attendance you get, sponsor visibility on the day, and analytics that tell the story of ROI when renewal season starts. Most platforms cover one or two of those and leave the rest to spreadsheets and email. Eventtia covers the whole cycle on one engine, so the events team isn't stitching together three tools to run the business.
The value of an event business isn't this edition. It's the community that comes back next year and the year after. Eventtia treats attendee data as a compounding asset: past registrants carry forward, returning cohorts don't re-enter their details from scratch, sponsor relationships hold across editions, and the audience database grows into a business asset the events team owns. The next edition doesn't start from zero.
The same organization often runs several event shapes in parallel: a B2B congress, a consumer fair, an awards ceremony, an industry summit rolled out across cities. Each format has its own registration flow, its own audience, its own sponsor logic. Eventtia holds them all under one account, so the operations team doesn't switch platforms to switch programs. The circuit runs on one operational spine.
Mexico's leading marketing media brand runs its recurring congress program on Eventtia, unifying 10,000+ marketing professionals under one platform. Paid registration with community tiers, returning-attendee flows across editions, sponsor programs, and the audience data the media business is built on.
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The LATAM events arm of CMS People runs a multi-country franchise of senior finance forums on Eventtia. Fin & Pay Latam, the NPL Iberian Forum across Spain and Portugal, financial innovation editions in Chile, Argentina and Brasil, the Property & Facility Management Summit. Same operational spine, different cities, decision-maker audiences across regions.
The French independent event organizer, member of UNIMEV, runs 13 salons and congress-expos on Eventtia with 30 years of operational history behind them. Professional-sector events and consumer fairs across Biarritz, Lille, Grenoble, Montpellier, Poitiers, Angoulême and beyond. A long-running regional operator whose product IS the event calendar itself.
Registration built for events that hold their revenue side: early-bird and on-site tier pricing, promo codes for community campaigns, group tickets for corporate delegations, sponsor tracks with their own profile pages and participant flows, and returning-attendee recognition so last year's cohort doesn't start from scratch this year.
See registration →Native iOS and Android check-in app with QR codes and offline mode when venue Wi-Fi drops. Badge printing on-site. Real-time attendance dashboards for the operations team. Zone access controls for VIP areas and sponsor lounges. Built for the moment the doors open and the queue is long.
See check-in →Attendance, engagement, sponsor visibility and lead reporting in one place. Real-time analytics during the event, post-event reports the sales team takes into sponsor renewal conversations, open API and data export for the internal CRM. The evidence that lets you price next year's sponsorship package.
See analytics →Yes. On a recurring calendar, past attendee data carries forward automatically, so a returning attendee sees a pre-filled registration form instead of starting from scratch. Sponsor relationships carry across editions too.
Sponsors are a first-class object. Each sponsor gets its own profile page with logo and description, its own tiering (platinum, gold, silver, or however you set the tiers), its own visibility on the attendee app, event page, communications and on-site materials at the tier level they're paying for, and a dashboard where they configure their space. Sponsors can also register their own team under their account, and on-site lead capture flows into a sponsor-facing lead report.
Native paid registration with tier pricing (early bird, regular, on-site), promo codes, group tickets and corporate delegations. Payment via card processors and country-specific methods where available. Refund and transfer flows configured per event. Detail on the registration page.
Native iOS and Android check-in app with QR codes and offline mode when venue Wi-Fi drops. Badge printing on-site. Zone access controls for VIP, sponsor lounges and paid-tier areas. Real-time attendance dashboards. Built for the moment the doors open and thousands of people arrive in the first hour.
Real-time analytics during the event, post-event reports on attendance, engagement, sponsor visibility and lead capture. Open API and data export via CSV, XLS and REST API for the internal CRM. The evidence you need to renew sponsors at higher tiers next year.
Yes. The same account holds different event shapes in parallel. Each event configures its own attendee types, registration flows, communications and access rules. A B2B congress with paid tiers, a consumer fair with high-volume ticketing, and an awards ceremony with invitation-only guests all run under the same operational footprint without per-event contracts.
GDPR-aligned handling. You are the data controller; Eventtia is the processor. DPA aligned with GDPR Article 28, SLA with operational commitments, security review packet. EU and US hosting available. Full export via CSV, XLS and REST API at any time. The audience database is your business asset, and it stays yours. Legal basis in the privacy policy.
Annual licenses scale with attendee volume, event count and platform breadth. Multi-year contract structure supported. Published starting price on the pricing page; the right configuration for your calendar is a 20-minute conversation.
Depends on how much customization the program needs. A standalone congress or fair can launch in a couple of days. Complex programs with sponsor program rollout, multi-city franchise setup, integrations into the CRM and payment stack take longer. The implementation team works with your events lead and IT contact through go-live.
Seven industries, one platform. Each page focuses on the operational shape that segment actually runs — not a generic capability deck.
Brand-led programs, white-label across every touchpoint, slot-based registration.
Member congresses, sponsorship-funded budgets, matchmaking for sector clusters.
Trade promotion, public procurement compliance, B2B matchmaking for economic-development agencies.
Full academic calendar on one platform, multi-faculty operations under one institutional account, branded as the institution.
Global medical event programs, multi-brand operations across therapeutic areas, curated audiences and invitation control for the events where it matters.
For the people whose product is an event. Recurring calendars, sponsor programs, multi-format circuits under one operational footprint.
The events tech companies run to build the business. Partner and channel enablement, marketplace and community events, internal team programs.
Whether you're running a flagship annual congress, rolling out a multi-city franchise, or bringing a portfolio of B2B and consumer events onto one platform, an Eventtia conversation starts with your event-business shape, not a generic demo.
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