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A straightforward account of what's captured, where you can see it, and how you get it out, not a promise of one all-seeing dashboard, because it isn't one dashboard. It's a few well-built views that cover what teams actually ask for.
Not every question about your event fits a pre-built report. The CrowdComms MCP server connects your event data directly to tools like Claude, so your team can ask a question in plain language, build a custom view around exactly what you need, or go as far as generating entirely new content, without waiting on a new feature request or logging into the CMS. It's OAuth-based, so most MCP-compatible AI tools can connect, not just Claude.
We deliver fully flexible event tech that fits your brand, audience, and goals. From custom event registration to branded apps and agendas, every element is tailored, with zero compromise.
Our event platform integrates with your systems and workflows, so data moves intelligently across your entire event ecosystem.
EDF Energy
“What made the biggest difference was how much admin it took away from the team. Having all the data in one place meant fewer emails, fewer manual checks, and much less room for error.”View All Testimonials
Answers to common questions about event data, measuring success and improving future events.
Yes. The dashboards are configurable, and the CrowdComms MCP server connects your event data to AI tools like Claude, so you can ask questions in plain language and get answers back without waiting on a report.
Yes. The MCP server can generate new content, a sponsor showcase, a personalised agenda view, a fully custom page, and open it live in the app without rebuilding anything.
Yes. All event data exports to CSV, and direct data access through the MCP server lets you pull it into your own reporting or BI tools.
Yes. Dashboards update in real time, so you can watch registration, attendance and engagement as the event runs and act on it on the day.
Yes. Email open and click rates sit alongside the rest of your event data, so you can see which messages landed and adjust the next send.
Save the views and reports that mattered, export the numbers, and carry them into planning, so each event builds on what the last one actually showed rather than guesswork.
