Customers / Agencies
Agencies juggle proposals, scopes, suppliers, and live delivery across clients. eventIQ keeps commercial context beside the attendee journey—so producers are not stuck between a CRM, a spreadsheet, and an event app that do not talk.
Agency jobs
The commercial path and the live event should share one operating story—per client, per program.
Keep proposal versions, scope, and margin assumptions on the opportunity your team is selling.
Registration, onsite, and program work run on the same event context leadership already priced.
Close the loop for clients and internal leadership from the same backbone—not a late spreadsheet merge.
Evaluation questions
Use these questions in committee reviews—experience and commercial control belong in the same conversation.
Stack choice
An attendee app can look polished on demo day. Agency work also needs proposals, budgets, approvals, and client reporting on the same spine.
Strong on the room experience; thin on the commercial path behind each client event.
Keeps attendee excellence while wiring commercial and delivery work to the same event.
How eventIQ is structured
Experience Engine runs the attendee journey. Business Engine runs proposals, budgets, approvals, and commercial control. Both share the same event context—neither is a bolt-on afterthought.
The Experience Engine
Registration, mobile app, onsite, engagement, and insights on the live event your client feels.
Explore the Experience EngineThe Business Engine
Proposals, budgets, approvals, and reporting—the operating layer agencies need beside delivery.
Explore the Business EngineBring one active client program. We will show how commercial context and attendee delivery stay connected in eventIQ—without inventing a case study for the meeting.