For event planners, producers, and event ops teams
London Partner Summit
LiveQEII Centre
Contract sentStage & AV Ltd
QuotedDelegate Desk
WaitingNorthline Coaches
Awaiting replySecurity Firm
ConfirmedGmail · Outlook · WhatsApp
The details are already in your messages and files. What's missing is a clear view of what needs action now.
Re-reading conversations to remember who quoted what.
Checking whether the floor plan, guest list, or exhibitor manual is the latest version.
Trying to see what needs action today across multiple projects and channels.
"The supplier quote changed. The venue hold expires Friday. Final numbers still need confirming."
London Partner Summit
LiveNo need to change where you work.
Reply in Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, or DayBack. The project view stays current as new messages come in.
Not another place to manually update.
Day to day
Event Status
Contract sent
Contract sent. Deposit due by Friday
Source thread
Status, quote, and next action update from the conversations you already have.
Keep documents and attachments next to the status they affect.
In the thread
Stage & AV Ltd
av_spec_sheet.pdf
AV quote attached: £4,800 + VAT. Breakout spec still needs your sign-off.
On your project
London Partner Summit
Supplier
Stage & AV Ltd
Quote
£4,800 + VAT
Attachment
av_spec_sheet.pdf
Next
Review spec
What needs you
London Partner Summit • Contract sent
London Partner Summit • Quoted
Midlands Charity Gala • Awaiting reply
Deposits due, quotes to review, contracts to chase, guest details to confirm, and threads waiting on you across every live project.
"I just want to see what I need to action right now."
Private events planner
"There are so many different ways to communicate and access files."
Freelance logistics lead
"Updating the spreadsheet is where human error starts to play a big role."
Charity events lead
Change any status or next action yourself. The project view follows your lead.
Important updates point back to the message or thread behind them.
Early users get direct onboarding while the product is shaped around real event work.