devtradeEvent platforms
From the first sign-up to the last person through the door.
We design platforms for attendee registration, ticket sales and the organising team itself, shaped around the event: a conference, a training course, a trade show, a festival or a series of meet-ups.
Plan your event platformExample interface · demonstration data
01 / Event platforms
Fewer scattered lists. More control over the event.
Sign-ups, payments and attendee lists should form one process. That way the organiser can see who registered, which package they chose and whether they may enter the event or a specific session.
02 / Event platforms
What the platform can cover
- Registration forms and custom questions
- Ticket types, release pools and discount codes
- Payments and invoicing details
- QR-coded tickets and door control
- Session sign-ups with capacity limits
- An attendee panel
- Communication before and after the event
- Roles for organisers, crew and partners
03 / Event platforms
We design the event day too
A smooth ticket purchase is only the start. You also have to plan how tickets get checked, what the crew is allowed to do, how duplicates are handled and how the system behaves on a weak connection. An offline mode, where it is needed, is designed as its own feature with explicit sync rules.
04 / Event platforms
An example flow
An attendee picks a ticket, fills in their details and pays. They get access to their panel and an entry code. The crew scans the ticket and the organiser sees live entry numbers. After the event, the system can share materials and a survey.
Questions
FAQ
Can the platform handle future editions?
Yes. Data and settings can be separated per event while the organiser keeps one shared panel.
Can tickets connect to an external system?
Yes, once we have checked its API and agreed how attendees and payments are identified.
See also
Your next step
Your event has its own script. The system should follow it.
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