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For hosts already on Conny: who does what at an event, the run of it, co-hosting, door helpers and ticketing.

Your event's team

Conny does the emails and the introductions. You run the event.

A host is the organisation running an event, acting through its people. Each event has one lead host, who can bring in other hosts and door helpers, and give them access.

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The run of an event

What your attendees get, and what you get.

WhenYour attendees getYou get
The invitationA personal link. One tap, one question, and they've joined.Put your event on Conny from its ticket link and invite people from your own list. Keep your own ticketing: Conny never sells tickets or takes a cut.
A week beforeWho's going, and people to meet with a reason for each.Who's coming, who's new and who wants to meet who, so you can seat them. The email is sent for you.
The day beforeTheir people, and the event details.Sent for you, and again the morning of. Send an update to everyone going whenever you need to.
At the eventChecked in at the door. Scan to connect.Check people in at the door and put Live up on a screen.
The next morningTheir recap: the people they met, with their notes.Everyone gets a thank you to your organisation.
Three days afterA follow-up reminder about anyone they marked to follow up.Feedback totals and how many people connected. Totals only, never who said what.

Running it online? Use your own video call, with breakout rooms or small groups so people talk. Add the link and Conny gives it to the people on your list on the day.

Organisations and co-hosting

Keep your own events. Reach the people who came.

A chamber, a network, an association, a club, a community that meets. Big or small, formal or not: if your people meet and come back, Conny fits.

Your own page, and your followers.

Your organisation gets its own page on Conny: what you do, your town, your website and your events coming up, with your organisation lead as the person to talk to. No follower list and no counts.

Keep an event to the people who follow you, or make it public for everyone on Conny. Running an event with another organisation? Give each host the access they need. The attendee list stays with the organisation running the event.

Getting started.

The Conny team approves every organisation on Conny. Who we work with, and the lines every organisation keeps, are on What Conny stands for.

Already on Conny? Ask to set up your organisation from You, at the bottom of your profile, and the Conny team will check it. Not on Conny yet? Tell us about your events.

Ticketing sites

Keep your own ticketing.

Connect Humanitix, TryBooking, Ticket Tailor or Eventbrite with a read-only key, or upload your attendee list from any other ticketing site. Conny never sells tickets or takes a cut.

How to connect your ticketing site

How it all connects

One of you, every event.

Organisations bring people to events. Events are where they meet. The people they meet are theirs, whoever hosted the event.

a real link: following, or meeting at an eventapproved for everyone, not followedSample names

Who sees what

Everyone chooses who sees each part of their profile.

Every part of a profile has its own level. Email and phone are for people someone has met unless they say otherwise.

Notes on people are locked to their author in the database. Not the host, not the Conny team, not any AI.

Anyoneon or off Conny
Everyone on Connyanyone signed in to Conny
People at your eventspeople checked in at an event you were at
People you've metpeople you've met. Email and phone start here.
Only youYour notes on the people you meet