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The platform

One workflow from the first submission to the last session

Eventumbot is built as a connected operations layer for scientific meetings: authors, reviewers, finance and the programme committee work from the same records instead of exporting between tools.

A scholarly meeting has a sequence. The software should follow it.

Calls open, abstracts arrive, conflicts are declared, decisions are issued, accepted work is scheduled, fees are collected and the public site has to stay true. Eventumbot keeps those steps on shared data rather than parallel spreadsheets.
Intake
Structured calls, author accounts and complete submission records.
Judgement
Assignments, confidential comments and decisions the committee can defend.
Attendance
Categories, invoices and payments that match academic fee tables.

The programme and the public site stay aligned

Once decisions exist, Eventumbot uses them to assemble sessions and to publish what attendees will actually see.
Scientific programme
Tracks, chairs, rooms and timing built from accepted work.
Event website
A public site that can carry calls, registration and the live timetable.
On-site app
A participant view of sessions, personal agendas and practical notices.
Event chatbot
Messenger and a web widget for FAQ, programme questions and live chat with organisers.

Designed around how academic organisers actually work

Programme chairs, society staff and campus research offices need different emphasis, but they share the same scholarly pipeline. Start from the audience that matches your meeting.
Academic conferences
Multi-track congresses with heavy abstract volume.
Scientific societies
Recurring annual meetings and member registration.
Universities
Faculty-led symposia and graduate research days.

Frequently asked questions

Features

  • Capability overview
  • Pricing conversations
  • How organisers choose software

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