EngageEvents
The whole event, not just the sign-up. Tickets and waitlists, an event website, and the tools that matter at the door on the day.
Four parts of Events. Each with a page of its own.
- TicketsTypes, tiers, packages, discounts, waitlists, transfers and refunds.
- Check-inQR tickets, self-serve kiosk tablets, walk-ins, badge printing and the scan log.
- Event websiteTwenty section types, four built-in pages, published on your domain.
- Sessions and the cockpitTracks, rooms, RSVPs, and the cockpit: the one screen you run the day from.
Sell the room. Tickets, waitlists and discounts.
Ten ticket types on one event is ordinary here: each with its own price, capacity, sale window and visibility, and a waitlist behind the ones that sell out.
- Free, paid and tiered tickets, each with its own capacity
- Sale windows, hidden tickets and invite-only comps
- Percentage or fixed discounts, capped by uses or by date
- Waitlists that promote automatically as space frees up
Every event gets a website. Built in Engage, published under your brand.
Schedule, speakers, venue and registration, assembled from sections and published on your Engagement Hub (on your own domain, with no Mercleo branding in the way).
- Schedule, speakers, venue and registration, as real pages
- Published on your Engagement Hub, under your own domain
- Embed registration on the website you already have
The day-of cockpit. One screen for the door, the walk-ins, the badges and what is happening right now.
Door check
Scan a QR ticket and the record updates itself: no laptop juggling at the door.
Walk-in queue
Register and check in people who just showed up, without breaking the line.
Badges, printed
Single badges on scan or a mass-print run before doors, with a live print queue.
Session scanning
Per-session attendance by scan, so you know who actually sat in the room.
Run your next event on Engage. The beta is open now.
No. Tickets are QR codes in email and in your Hub; any phone screen or printout works at the door.
Yes. Kiosk mode runs on a tablet: attendees scan themselves in, walk-ins register on the spot, and leaving the kiosk screen needs a PIN.
Nothing. Free events and free tickets cost nothing per attendee.