A white label events platform?
What does that mean?
When we talk white label, we mean that we replace our labels and badges with yours, plus a bit more.
There are two elements to the Mitingu white label:
The stuff that event admins see - The admin interface
The stuff that attendees see - The user-facing event site and communications
Admin interface
Your admin users log in via your domain (e.g. events.yourdomain.com) instead of ours.
The logo that welcomes them onto the login screen is yours.
If it’s being used to manage your company’s events, each department or location can have its own account - its own logins, events and contact database.
If you’re a business offering it as a service to your clients, each client can have their own account, again with secure logins, their own events and contacts.
Designated super-admins can see all accounts and activity across them.
User facing
“An event site should look like the customer’s site, not the event management system.”
We live by that standard.
It’s not our event, so why would the event organiser want our branding and domain plastered all over their registration site and communications?
We’ll add a caveat… some software providers don’t charge for free to attend events, so having their branding on the registration page and emails is a fair trade-off.
Plus, you get to use your own domain name for the event site and emails.
***DODGY SALES PITCH ALERT***
Other user-facing stuff that you get includes:
Secure access to the Greetdesk check-in app, fully integrated with your platform.
If you run lots of events, across multiple locations (sometimes in multiple languages) and want a quick and easy way for any of your events team to set up event websites and communications, we’re here to help.
