Know exactly where every part of the event happens.
Model venues, buildings, floors, rooms, stages, breakout spaces, exhibition areas and online locations and connect them directly to the programme.
“Hall A” means one place — connected to the sessions, streams and signage that live there.Illustrative example
“Ballroom” is not enough.
“Ballroom” is not enough when the same event also has Ballroom A, Ballroom B, a backstage holding room and three streamed breakout spaces.
EventBlok treats locations as event data rather than repeated text labels.
Venue to floor to room — sessions attached.
“Hall A” means one place — connected to the sessions, streams and signage that live there.Illustrative example
Locations in the portal
The venue model the programme reads from.
Buyer questions
Online spaces are locations too — model them beside the physical rooms.
The agenda, the showflow, the speaker views and the attendee programme all read the same location records.
Venue → building → floor → room/stage — the hierarchy in the graphic above is the actual model.