Use Case

Simplify Planning and Registration for Seminars

Organize seminar schedules, participants, and venues with ease. From registrations to reminders, everything runs automatically so you can focus on delivering valuable content instead of managing logistics.
Written by
Sebastian Duelli
Seminars bring people together to learn, share, and collaborate — but behind every insightful session lies the challenge of coordination. Managing registrations, room capacity, and attendance lists manually is tedious and error-prone. With the right setup, you can automate the entire process — from registration to feedback — and make your seminars run as smoothly as your presentations.

Streamlined Session Scheduling
Set your seminar times, rooms, and capacities once, and the system builds your booking structure automatically.

  • Offer one-off or recurring seminars across multiple locations.
  • Automatically prevent overlapping sessions or double bookings.
  • Include preparation time before and cleanup after each seminar.

Participants register online, see available sessions instantly, and receive confirmation immediately — no back-and-forth emails or manual updates needed.

Registration and Attendance Made Easy
Simplify sign-ups with a clean, branded registration flow.

  • Limit participant numbers to avoid overcrowding.
  • Manage waiting lists that trigger automatically when sessions fill.
  • Collect key attendee data like company, department, or learning goals.

Attendance tracking and exports are handled in a few clicks — perfect for follow-up communication or certificates of participation.

Handle Payments and Invoicing Automatically
For paid seminars, participants can pay directly when registering.

  • Accept online payments via Stripe or SEPA.
  • Generate invoices automatically after each registration.
  • Offer group pricing or discounts for returning participants.

All financial data syncs with your dashboard, giving you a real-time overview of revenue and attendance.

Manage Speakers and Resources Seamlessly
Speakers, rooms, and materials are all connected.

  • Assign instructors to sessions automatically based on availability.
  • Reserve equipment or training materials per seminar.
  • Prevent conflicts across multiple rooms or parallel events.

Everything stays synchronized — even when schedules shift.

Automatic Communication and Follow-Ups
Send reminders before the seminar with directions, materials, or preparation tasks. Afterward, automate feedback forms, certificates, or future event invitations — turning every seminar into a relationship-building opportunity.

Branded Experience That Reflects Your Institution or Company
Your registration page should look like part of your organization — your logo, tone, and domain included. Participants feel the professionalism of your brand from registration to post-event communication.

Built for Modern Seminar Management

  • Automate scheduling, registration, and attendance tracking
  • Simplify payments, invoicing, and follow-ups
  • Coordinate speakers, rooms, and materials
  • Manage both one-time and recurring seminars
  • Keep every participant touchpoint on-brand

A well-organized system turns your seminars into smooth, repeatable experiences — giving you more time to teach, engage, and inspire.

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