Italiano Paid registrations: how to collect event fees and services without chasing bank transfers
When registration and payment travel separately, the registration desk spends its days matching names and bank transfers. Linking the payment...
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Paper sign-in sheets at the desk? How to collect digital signatures and consents at event check-in
Tablet signing replaces the paper register at the desk: the operator finds the guest, shows the document, collects the signature...
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The trends changing events: AI for networking, less paper and digital badges
Networking left to chance, folders full of paper and plastic name tags: three event habits that technology is changing.
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Is the room losing focus? The tools to engage the audience at a live event
After the break half the room is looking at their phones and the questions stay in their pockets.
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Event sponsor management: how to centralize and add value
Contracts by email, logos in three versions, payments to check by hand and sponsors asking what they got: sponsor management...
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Secretariat software: goodbye Excel, goodbye chaos
Find out why your organizational secretariat needs a unique software for inscriptions, payments and check-in.
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Does your event carry someone else's logo? Why a platform with your own brand pays off
If your guests register on a platform that carries someone else's logo, your brand takes a back seat just when...
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Fast check-in, certain attendance or a legally binding signature: how to choose
Not every event needs the same check-in: sometimes speed matters, sometimes certainty of attendance, sometimes the value of a signature.
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Event check-in: the 5 mistakes that cause queues and stress, and how to avoid them
A slow or confusing check-in spoils the first impression of an event built over months of work.
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Event websites: why they are essential
A website for events is indispensable. Find out why and how to create an effective one to promote your event...
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Planning a web platform? 4 points to settle before you start
A web platform is not just a bigger website: it manages users, data and processes, and the choices made at...
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Would your web platform cope with sudden growth? How to design it to grow
A campaign that works, a spike in visits, an important customer doubling their orders: all great news, as long as...
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Will your new website be found? The basic SEO to ask for in a quote
A polished website that is invisible on Google is a shop window in a dead-end alley. Before signing a quote...
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Too many gates, too many queues? How to manage check-in at several points of your event
Main entrance, halls, pavilions, restricted area: every gate is a point where people stop and where your organisation is put...
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Outdated website: warning signs not to ignore
Before calling or writing to you, a potential customer looks at your website. If it is slow, awkward or hard...
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