EventStation Training Showcase
Explore registrations, the program, and the participant portal.
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From the event website to participant follow-up, EventStation brings content, registration, submissions, and communications together to support your team’s work.
See EventStation in action Talk about your eventEvent website
From page structure to the public program, see how to present your event and prepare its content.
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Follow one paper through EventStation
The same demonstration paper follows a clear path: submission, review, decision, then preparation of the author email.
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Paper journey · 1/4
The submission record gathers its topic, author, file, and review work under EVT-0010.
Paper journey · 2/4
Reviewers work on the paper in the same event context before any decision is made.
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Review and decision stay separate. The accepted status is recorded; no author email is sent automatically.
Paper journey · 4/4
The preview makes the acceptance message reviewable before any operator action could be taken.
Guided registration journey
From the public form to the participant record, teams keep the contact and membership context when it exists to support follow-up.
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Registration journey · 1/4
The V2 Participants workspace keeps records and their status in the event context.
Registration journey · 2/4
The public form guides the information needed for registration.
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Participant information, contact links, and membership status remain centralized in the event context.
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The record centralizes the recipient and prepares follow-up without automatically sending a message.
Present your event with pages, its program, speakers, and practical information. Prepare content and control its publication.
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Organize registration journeys, products, and participant records. Find links to contacts and memberships when they exist.
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Receive contributions, organize reviewers’ work, and record decisions. Keep files and related exchanges with each record.
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Structure sessions, presentations, and rooms. Connect accepted contributions to the program and prepare information for the public.
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Centralize requests, assign an owner, and track next actions. Keep team notes separate from replies visible in the portal.
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Prepare badge, certificate, and coupon templates. Preview their layout with relevant information before use.
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Explore examples showing different ways to present an event and its content.
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Discover Quebec through a microsite rich in destination content.
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A different atmosphere for presenting your event.
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Stéphane Roy designs and develops EventStation based on his experience in event operations. The platform evolves around practical needs: preparing content, supporting participants, and keeping follow-up accessible to the team.
Tell us about your context, participant journeys, and team needs. We can show you the relevant features and clarify the platform’s current capabilities.
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