Give the event one branded destination for information, programme and attendee experiences.
Build public and protected Event Pages under the event identity, connect programme content and attendee experiences, and carry the same branding into onsite and creative workflows.
One attendee experience.Explore the programme, people and live event from the same branded destination.
Build a public or attendee-only event destination from reusable pages and blocks.
Create event pages, control publication and audience access, designate the event homepage and keep navigation inside the same branded event shell.
Build event-owned pages with draft and published states.
Keep selected content open or restrict it to verified attendees.
Choose the event homepage and keep deep links under the event route.
Guide attendees through event pages and supported experiences from one branded shell.
Bring the attendee journey into one event-facing web experience.
Event Pages provide the shell while dedicated Domplatta experiences handle the workflows around them.
Registration form and attendee identity
Event Pages · Agenda · Sessions · Speakers
Networking · Meetings · Business cards
Live Engagement · Gamification · Feedback
AI Concierge · Learning · Certificates
Programme content and attendee experiences can live under the same event identity.
Use event programme content in the attendee-facing experience without rebuilding it as static website copy.
Keep scientific and learning experiences accessible through the event shell and their dedicated routes.
Connect attendees to Networking, Live Engagement and Gamification experiences designed for the same event.
Registration can start inside the same event experience.
Configure the Main Registration Form, publish it into the attendee journey and let submitted registrations become canonical Event People used by downstream operations.
Configure the event identity once, then carry it across the attendee-facing experience.
Event Branding provides the visual identity used by Event Pages and other supported event surfaces, while Content Studio uses the same brand system for creative output.
One event identity can lead different users into different focused workspaces.
The public event shell does not need to expose the same experience to everyone. Attendees, faculty, authors, reviewers and presenters can continue into the workflow that matches their role.
Move through Sessions, meetings, Live Engagement, Gamification, AI Concierge and Learning.
See assignments, profile requirements, disclosures, materials and readiness.
Work with abstract submissions in the event's scientific workflow.
Review the scientific work assigned within the current event.
Continue accepted work into presentation preparation and delivery.
Keep the participant inside one recognizable event experience as the context changes.
The attendee can move from programme discovery to onsite access, participation, networking, feedback and post-event learning without each capability feeling like a disconnected product.
Check agenda and room changes.
Check in and receive the active badge.
Scan access and join Q&A or polls.
Exchange a digital business card or meet.
Complete a challenge and earn progress.
Return to recordings, credits and certificates.
Build the attendee-facing side of the event on the same platform that operates it.
Connect event information, programme and attendee experiences to the same event identity used by the operations team.
