Registrations
Compare sign-up volume across events.
See conferences, exhibitions, corporate events, and recurring editions in one portfolio view—then find what needs attention, compare results, reuse proven setup, and open the right event workspace.
Use the organization dashboard for portfolio visibility, then open each event's dedicated workspace for registration, content, speakers, check-in, and other event-specific work.
Scan the portfolio by status and date.
Review the current counts available for each event.
Keep different event currencies visible without adding unlike values together.
Move from the portfolio row into the event workspace that owns the detail.
Use the available portfolio spotlight and attention states to move beyond a static event list.
See event timing in the wider calendar.
Identify events with available operational conditions that require review.
Bring the most relevant event context forward.
Open the event and resolve the underlying setup or performance issue.
Portfolio counts can include the same attendee across multiple editions. EventHex provides unique-person and returning-attendee context for a clearer view of reach and repeat participation.
Review the deduplicated audience measure available across the selected portfolio data.
Best for portfolio reachSee repeat participation across events where identities can be matched.
Best for loyalty and series planningIdentity matching depends on the attendee data available across events; it is not a universal identity graph.
Sort the portfolio and review comparable operating metrics across selected events.
Compare sign-up volume across events.
Review recorded attendance outcomes.
See the relationship between registrations and arrivals.
Compare monetary results within their currency context.
Keep timing and lifecycle state beside performance.
Take the available comparison table into stakeholder reporting or further analysis.
A global event portfolio can span AED, INR, GBP, USD, and other event currencies. EventHex preserves currency context so unlike values are not presented as one misleading total.
Keep each event's revenue tied to its configured currency.
Review same-currency values together.
Compare operational performance without implying an exchange-rate conversion.
Use payment and accounting records for settlement or converted reporting needs.
Use organization and event scope to keep agency teams, chapters, departments, and onsite staff focused on the work they need.
Give authorized leaders the wider organization context.
Limit collaborators to the events they manage.
Bring team members into the correct account context.
Configure access around actual duties without relying on a fixed public role list.
Organization controls provide shared context while each event keeps the settings and content specific to its audience.
Maintain the account identity and contact context.
Use supported organization logo and color controls.
Adapt supported product labels to the organization's language.
Review relevant plan and resource counters.
See the organization plan and status.
Configure supported domain workflows where entitled and verified.
Choose a previous event, select what should carry forward, and create the new edition with fresh registration data.
Start from the edition whose setup worked.
Choose supported settings, content, resources, and access assignments.
Generate the new event as a separate workspace.
Keep the previous event's attendee outcomes out of the new edition.
The dashboard shortens the path from seeing a signal to acting on the correct event.
Configure shared account, terminology, brand, plan, and access settings.
Build a new event or reuse selected setup from a proven edition.
Review attention signals, people insight, and comparable event measures.
Move into the event workspace for detailed operational work.
The centralized dashboard routes teams to the event-level capability they need next.
Keep each event independent while the organization sees the full calendar.
Move between client or programme events with clear workspace boundaries.
Operate chapter, member, and annual event portfolios.
Compare show editions and supporting programme events.
Coordinate internal, customer, and partner events.
Reuse structures across annual or regional conferences.
Track launches, meetups, summits, and recurring community events.
It is the organization-level control view for multiple events. EventHex uses it for portfolio visibility, attention, comparison, reuse, and navigation while each event keeps its own operating workspace.
EventHex preserves event currency and groups monetary context rather than presenting unlike currencies as one total. Converted or settlement reporting requires a separate finance process.
Yes. The selective clone flow lets you choose supported settings, content, resources, and access to reuse while the new event starts with fresh registration data.
Available portfolio views include registrations, attendance, check-in rate, revenue with currency context, dates, status, and supporting audience measures. A CSV comparison export is also verified.