One Operating View
Keep floor plans, inventory, registrations, exhibitors, and event updates connected instead of reconciling separate systems.
Connected Event Operations
Event Management Platform
Coordinate the event lifecycle from one visual source of truth—without forcing organizers, exhibitors, and attendees into disconnected workflows.
Map D workspace
Connected event view
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One Operating View
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Role-Based Workflows
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Live Event Context
Buyer Summary
What Is Event Management Platform?
An event management platform is a connected workspace for planning, selling, publishing, and measuring an event. The best fit reduces handoffs between the team managing inventory and the people using the event experience.
Map D brings interactive maps, exhibitor and sponsorship workflows, attendee experiences, registration connections, and reporting into one visual platform built around the event floor.
Core Capabilities
Build a More Connected Workflow
Role-Based Workflows
Give organizers, exhibitors, sponsors, and attendees the views and actions each group needs.
Live Event Context
Publish changes across attendee-facing and organizer-facing experiences without rebuilding the event in multiple tools.
Practical Outcomes
What the Team Should Be Able to Improve
Evaluate the workflow against observable event outcomes. A product demo should show how current information moves between organizers, partners, and attendees—not only a collection of isolated features.
- OUTCOME 1
Reduce duplicate data entry across event systems
- OUTCOME 2
Give every stakeholder a clearer source of truth
- OUTCOME 3
Turn the live floor plan into an operational workspace
- OUTCOME 4
Measure inventory, engagement, and event performance
A Simple Operating Model
From Setup to Measurable Results
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Model the Event
Build the floor, inventory, packages, and event structure around the way the program will actually operate.
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Connect Stakeholders
Open the right workflows for exhibitors, sponsors, registrants, and internal teams.
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Publish and Learn
Keep live information current, then use operational and engagement data to improve the next event.
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800+
Organizers running shows on Map D
6,000+
Events powered every year
800,000+
Booths drawn to date
“I am really excited about this. The staff met with me this morning and we all LOVE the platform. People are already filling out their booths.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions Buyers Ask
Use these questions to keep an evaluation focused on the workflow, people, and event outcomes that matter.
What is event management platform?
An event management platform is a connected workspace for planning, selling, publishing, and measuring an event. The best fit reduces handoffs between the team managing inventory and the people using the event experience.
Who should use event management platform?
Event teams that want registration, maps, exhibitors, sponsors, attendee tools, and reporting connected in one operating environment.
What should buyers evaluate?
Start with the workflow the team needs to improve, then evaluate data ownership, stakeholder access, integrations, attendee usability, implementation support, and reporting. A useful platform should reduce handoffs while keeping the event team in control of current information.
How does Map D support this workflow?
Map D brings interactive maps, exhibitor and sponsorship workflows, attendee experiences, registration connections, and reporting into one visual platform built around the event floor.
