Corporate events
Keep invitations, approvals and records together.
Use private registration, allocate tickets to departments or partners, record approvals, issue invoices and keep attendee information in your organisation's Event Stacks workspace.


Private registration
Create a registration form shared only with invited guests. Set when it opens and closes, and keep it off public listings. Allocate tickets to a department or partner and let them add the recipients through their own login.
Approvals with a clear record
When a supplier submission, booth design or other deliverable needs approval, record the decision in Event Base. The activity history shows who made the change and when.
Billing and reporting
Offer invoice payment and generate sales documents using your organisation's billing details. Export the records your finance team needs for reconciliation.
Permissions and activity history
Admins, Editors and Viewers have different levels of access. Changes are recorded automatically, including whether they were made in Event Base, an on-site app or through an integration.
What runs on the day
Questions organisers ask
- Can we keep registration private?
- Yes. A form is available only through its direct URL and can open and close on a schedule. It does not have to appear on a public event listing.
- Can departments manage their own ticket allocation?
- Yes. Allocate tickets to an organisation or department, and its authorised user can add recipients and send the tickets through Participant Portal.
- Who can see and change information internally?
- Event Base supports Admin, Editor and Viewer access. This allows a stakeholder to view information without giving them permission to edit it.
- Where does our attendee data live?
- Each organisation has its own database and domain, separate from other customers. Card payments are processed through Stripe, so card numbers do not reach Event Base.
Tell us how approvals work in your organisation.
Show us your current registration and approval process. We can look together at where Event Stacks may fit.