ConferOS

ConferOS, conference management for events that come back every year

Exhibitors arrive with their listing done.

Every exhibiting company keeps its logo, description, demo and stand team in its own portal. One that has exhibited with any organizer on ConferOS brings all of it with the booth it buys, and a first-time exhibitor fills it in once, there. Your team sees on one board who is complete and who still owes a logo.

Arrivals · Meridian Congress 2027, exhibitionHall B
BoothExhibitorFromListing
B-07Kestrel AutomationRotterdamArrived complete
C-04Brackwater SensingAberdeenArrived complete
D-02Oskarsund DynamicsGothenburgLogo to come
A-09Tarnell Fleet SystemsLeedsArrived complete
A-04Veltrana SensingTurinArrived complete
A-15Lumenhall MotionEindhovenStaff to name
C-11Quillmere RoboticsDublinComplete
B-12Aster MetrologyGrazNot started

A conference that comes back every year runs on a loop.

The call for papers in your paper system, booth sales, registration, the doors, the invoices, and round again. ConferOS keeps every date in one place, opens and closes each window in the event's own time zone, and starts next year from a copy of this one.

  1. Call for papers opensD-300, in your paper system
  2. Booth sales openD-240
  3. Registration opensD-180
  4. Early rate endsD-90
  5. You are here61 days to doors
  6. Move-in slots confirmedD-21
  7. Badges go to printD-7
  8. Doors openCheck-in works offline
  9. Invoices sentD+3
  10. Next edition opensCopied from this one

Every ticket is paid into your own account.

ConferOS takes no percentage of your sales and never holds the money. Cards go to your own Stripe account, transfers to your bank, and the invoice goes out in your numbering, with your tax details, in the payer's language, and you pay one licence per edition.

Most of an organizer's email is somebody else's admin.

Speaker photos and biographies, slides, paper titles, workshop rooms, logos, staff names, copies of invoices. Each of those has a person who can settle it, if that person has a place to do it. ConferOS gives speakers, exhibitors, attendees and your team a door each, and passes every change on to your website.

In your inboxNow goes to
Re: Re: logo_final_v3.pngBTheir Exhibitor Portal
New headshot and a shorter bio, pleaseCTheir speaker page
Updated slides for Tuesday's talkCTheir speaker page
Staff names for the badges (updated)BTheir Exhibitor Portal
Our paper's title changed in the paper systemAThe next import updates it
Workshop moved to Room 2.16Your website, from the agenda
Two more passes for our stand?BExtra passes, bought there
Could you send our invoice again?CTheir Attendee Portal
How many have registered since Monday?AYour console

Your website changes when the event does.

ConferOS feeds the site you already have, whatever it runs on: an agenda across every room that follows each change, the sponsors in their tiers, an exhibitor directory people can search and filter, the speakers with their talks. Each change appears once it is approved, nobody copies anything by hand, and your site keeps its own design.

  • Payments go to your accountStripe, bank transfer or purchase order. ConferOS never holds your money.
  • Hosted in the EUAttendee data stays in the European Union.
  • Members use the login they haveSingle sign-on with your own member system, so nobody makes another password.
  • Next year starts filled inClone the edition. Exhibitors confirm with last year's details.
From booth sale to listing

Sold at 10:02. Listed at 10:02.

A company that buys a booth gets its own portal. The logo, the description, the demo it is bringing and the people on the stand go in once, there, and show in your console and on the event website as soon as they are saved.

Plays both in turn. Choose one to stay on it.
How it went before
  1. The invoice goes out by email
  2. Three reminders for the logo
  3. Email after email for a company description, or for a yes to the one you drafted
  4. A shared folder of logo_final_v3.png
  5. Staff names in a spreadsheet, for the badges
  6. Someone copies it all onto the website

Six weeks of email Retired One save instead

BTheir Exhibitor Portal
KA
Kestrel AutomationBooth B-07, Hall B
Paid
Exhibited with ConferOS at
Description

Fleet software that lets robots from different makers share one warehouse floor.

Demo

Two fleets from two vendors hand over a pallet, live on the stand.

On the stand
ICTWMRJA
Saved at 10:02Save
AYour console

Exhibitors Meridian Congress 2027

KAKestrel AutomationB-07 LogoTextDemoStaff Ready
QRQuillmere RoboticsC-11 LogoTextDemoStaff Ready
VSVeltrana SensingA-04 LogoTextDemoStaff 2 to add
Your event website
/exhibitors
Meet the exhibitors
KA Kestrel AutomationBooth B-07

Fleet software that lets robots from different makers share one warehouse floor.

Live demoTwo fleets from two vendors hand over a pallet, live on the stand.
ICTWMRJA
QRQuillmere RoboticsBooth C-11

Grippers for parcels nobody packed the same way twice.

VSVeltrana SensingBooth A-04

Lidar made for dust, rain and loading docks.

Choose your entrance.

One conference, three people with different jobs to do. Each of them signs in to a product made for that job, and all three work from the same record.

A
For your team

The console

Sales, registrants, the floor plan and the doors, one screen per job. See the conference fill up by the hour, and which exhibitors still owe you a logo. Or connect Claude or ChatGPT over MCP and ask how the event is doing: ConferOS for AI assistants reads your events and changes nothing.

See the consoleSign in
B
For exhibitors

The Exhibitor Portal

Buying a booth gives the company its own portal. Its managers add staff, upload the logo and book a move-in slot without writing to you. Next year they confirm with everything already filled in.

See the Exhibitor PortalSign in
C
For attendees

The Attendee Portal

One account for every event they attend with you. Tickets, invoices and the badge code in one place, in their language.

See the Attendee PortalSign in
The conference year

Every date on one board.

Each deadline in the year belongs to someone. ConferOS opens and closes it in the event's own time zone, reminds the right people before it happens, and lets you admit one latecomer without reopening it for everybody.

TimeWhat happensEntranceStatus
D-300Call for papers opens in your paper systemAProgramClosed
D-240Booth sales openBExhibitorsOpen
D-180Registration opensCAttendeesOpen
D-90Early rate endsCAttendeesClosed
D-60Exhibitor profiles and staff dueBExhibitorsNext
D-21Move-in slots confirmedBExhibitorsScheduled
D-7Badges go to printAThe doorScheduled
08:30Doors open, check-in works offlineCAttendeesScheduled
D+3Invoices sentCAttendeesScheduled
D+30Next edition opens, filled inAOrganizersScheduled
Next edition

Next year starts filled in.

When an edition ends, clone it. Ticket types, forms, booth packages, deadlines and settings move to next year's dates, and nothing has to be typed twice.

Exhibitors are invited to confirm, with last year's profile, staff and logo already in place. Attendees keep one account, so their details are waiting when registration opens.

You see every company's history across editions, booth by booth. Each person sees their own.

Payments

The money goes straight to you.

Attendees and exhibitors pay into your own Stripe account, or by bank transfer against an invoice. ConferOS never holds the funds, so there is no payout to wait for and nothing to reconcile with us.

What ConferOS handles is the paperwork: invoices numbered in your own sequence with your tax details, receipts in the payer's language, refunds from the console, and a payout report your treasurer can match line by line.

The money
Attendee paysCard or transfer
Your merchant accountStripe, others on request
Your bankOn your provider's schedule

The paperwork, by ConferOS
InvoiceYour numbering, your tax details
ReceiptIn the payer's language
RefundStarted from the console

See it with your next edition.

Tell us about the conference. We'll walk you through registration, the exhibition and the door using your own ticket types and dates.