Solution · Event Management
Session-level quality, speaker scores, venue signals, and post-event action, captured on the event clock, routed before sessions end.
Event day · live
Event speed
Inside the command center
Real-time feedback flowing from every session. Audio issue fixed during the break. Catering ticket opened before the next sitting. Speaker re-book scheduled before closing.
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Each session has its own QR + survey. Quality scores arrive in real time, side-by-side across the schedule. Spot which sessions are landing, which need help.
Speakers see a constructive summary post-event. Organizers see a scoreboard. Both views share the same data, scoped to what's appropriate.
Audio issues → production. Catering complaints → hospitality. Speaker concerns → speaker ops. Actions open while the event is still running.
Print QR codes per session. Embed widgets in the event app. Share a link in the event app or chat at the right moment. Lock down kiosks for unattended capture.
Also in events
Check-in, food, layout, accessibility, routed to ops while the event runs.
Form questions for follow-up interest, leads, sponsorships.
Per-sponsor satisfaction with NPS + qualitative themes.
Compare this year by session, speaker, operational area.
Pre-registration, live capture, post-event summary in one workspace.
Localized runtime for international events. Source language auto-detected.
Who runs events on Sinova360
2,000 attendees, 40 sessions, 3 days, 6 sponsor lounges.
Real-time session scoreboard for organizers. Two audio + one catering issue fixed during the breaks. Sponsor satisfaction up 18% YoY.
500 attendees, half-day plenary + 4 breakouts.
Per-breakout quality scores feed manager debrief. Post-event analysis package ready by Monday morning.
8 city stops, 100–200 attendees each, 6 weeks.
Stop-over-stop comparison surfaces which speakers + venues work. Year-over-year reuses prior series data without reformatting.
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See how Sinova360 turns event feedback into actions during the event, not the postmortem after it.