NETWORKAPP'S ONLINE EVENT PLATFORM

Your attendee enters prepared

Attendees open the platform days before the event. They build their schedule, see which sessions are filling up, complete their profile, and post a call to action regarding a challenge they are facing. Those who orient themselves beforehand do not step into a stream cold on the day itself. That won’t save you technical support, but it does eliminate the awkward silence at the start.

Networking without anyone having to approach a stranger

Online networking usually fails because the barrier to entry is higher than in-person. There is no coffee table to walk up to and join. That is why Networkapp uses theme-based posts, a participant list that filters by profile, and suggestions based on what someone has filled out. Attendees can schedule a ten-minute video call with each other, or join a virtual meeting room for a roundtable discussion with eight others.

One setup, three formats

You set up the event just once. Whether it ends up being hybrid, or shifting entirely to an on-site format, you can switch formats without starting over. The program, attendees, sponsors, and integrations remain intact. For organizations planning six months ahead in an uncertain schedule, that is the difference between making adjustments and starting from scratch.

Your streaming, your choice

Integrate Vimeo, YouTube, or your own webinar tool. If you want studio-quality without the studio costs, you can stream from any location using YourBroadcast, featuring remote control and a greenroom for speakers. The platform does not lock you into a single vendor.

The conversation doesn’t stop immediately afterwards

The event remains open for four weeks after the final session. Attendees continue discussions, share documents, and schedule the meetings they couldn’t fit in during the day. If you want to keep going longer, you transition to a community app, keeping the same group accessible year-round.

What you do yourself and what you outsource

You set up the platform yourself via the dashboard. If you are short on time, an Event Tech Specialist can take over part or all of it: intake, setup according to a checklist, attendee onboarding, and a post-event evaluation. You receive an upfront estimate of hours, so you know what to expect.