The relationship belongs to a partner. The event belongs to you.
Client confidentiality and conflict controls, held through every event.
Client relationships sit with individual partners, and so do the budgets. Which partner owns the guest, whether that guest creates a conflict, and how the evening attributes back to a matter are usually questions someone asks after the invitations have gone out.
Every one of the UK's Top 10 law firms plans a CRM-focused project within the next two years, and 60% of the Top 100 are transforming theirs. Eventogy connects to InterAction, Intapp and Salesforce, so what happens at an event lands in the system your firm is already building around, rather than waiting for someone to key it in.
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The events this covers
The seat moved before the invitation did. Nobody had to have the conversation.
Law firm event questions
Does Eventogy check for client conflicts before invitations go out?
Yes. Conflict screening runs against the guest list while it is still a draft, so a guest sitting on the opposite side of a matter surfaces before the invitation is sent rather than after the event. The person responsible is notified on the same record, and the seat can be moved before anyone has to have the conversation.
Which legal CRM systems does Eventogy integrate with?
InterAction, Intapp, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, LexisNexis and Nexl. What happens at an event lands in the system the firm is already building around, rather than waiting for someone to key it in afterwards.
What kinds of events do law firms run on Eventogy?
Client seminars and briefings, partner-hosted dinners, practice-group conferences across offices, graduate and lateral recruitment events, and sports and cultural hospitality allocated within policy.
Which law firms use Eventogy?
Clifford Chance, Freshfields and Linklaters are publicly named Eventogy clients. Linklaters describes the platform as built the way law firms run events, and integrating with the systems firms already use.