Event Technology

A much clearer way to plan our events

We started using eventplanner.net for our annual company event and ended up using it throughout the planning process for all our events. The checklist helped our team divide the work, while the budget gave us a clearer view of our spending. We also found a few interesting venues through the directory. It took a little time to get everything set up, but after that it was much easier to see where things stood.

Everything we needed for our customer day

I organise events alongside my regular marketing role, so I appreciate having a tool that gives me structure and guidance. We used the checklist to keep track of deadlines, supplier costs, and the call sheet on the day itself on my iPhone. It made a fairly complicated project feel manageable.

From the first ideas to the wedding day

As a wedding planner, I like having the creative and practical sides of an event close together. I use the moodboard to discuss the look and feel with my clients, then move on to the checklist and budget as we make decisions. The venue and supplier directory is also useful when a couple wants something different from our usual contacts. It has become a helpful part of my planning routine.

Finally event software that fits how events work

I run events for as a professional event planner, and I've tested most of the planning tools out there. The eventplanner.net event software is the first to actually reflect how an event comes together. Moodboards, briefings, budgets, callsheets, supplier management, ticketing - all in one place, all built for events specifically. My clients can collaborate where it makes sense, suppliers get clean briefings, and on event day, the ticket scanner still works when the Wi-Fi doesn't.