Startup of the Week - EventsCase
by Startacus Admin
EventsCase is an SaaS startup that's aiming to make the entire event organisation process easier and more efficient than ever before...
If you’ve ever had to organise an event you’ll know only too well how complex a task it can be. From co-ordinating the attendee list to planning the agenda - it can be both time-consuming and challenging - no matter how large or small your event is. However, help is now at hand for all event planners and organisers thanks to our latest startup of the week. EventsCase is a SaaS startup which has created “the world’s first all for all event management software”.
Whether you are organising a huge tech conference or a small scale internal meeting, the entire process is made easier with EventsCase.
It offers a range of tools which you can select from depending on your event’s requirements. You can create an event website, tailored to your needs - from a simple landing page to a more complex multi-page website. Your attendees can register for your event online and EventsCase will cover everything including the ticket management and the badge design and distribution.
There is an app which will enable your attendees to engage and network with each other. 121 meetings amongst attendees can also be planned via the meeting scheduler tool.
The EventsCase software is white labelled so you can thereby create your website under your own brand. It is modular so you can simply select the elements you need and it is customisable so you can properly tailor it to suit your event. And it’s a doddle to use!
In all, it makes the entire event organisation process easier and more efficient than ever before.
EventsCase - we’re loving your work!
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Published on: 23rd January 2019
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