# Eventogy, full reference > Enterprise event management platform for banking, financial services and > legal organisations. One system of record for the whole event programme: > the event is run in the same place the record is kept, so approval, budget > and attendance are captured as the work happens rather than reassembled > afterwards. Citable facts, one per line, each with its source and the date it was last checked. This file carries the same claims as /llms.txt with fuller module descriptions. Nothing is asserted without a source. ## Company - Eventogy was founded in 2013. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/company/about/, August 2026) - Eventogy has built event software for over a decade without outside investment. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/company/about/, August 2026) - Eventogy is an enterprise event management platform for banking, financial services and legal organisations. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/, August 2026) ## Pricing model Eventogy is licensed for a fixed annual cost per organisation rather than by the event, the registration or the seat. That one cost covers unlimited events and unlimited attendees, so it does not move with how much the organisation runs in a year, and there is no per-registration, per-attendee or per-ticket fee and no overage billing. Brand customisation, the branded attendee app and host app, integrations with the CRM and finance systems already in place, premium support and a named account manager are inside the annual cost, not priced as extras. No list price is published: pricing is quoted per organisation. - Eventogy is licensed for a fixed annual cost per organisation. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/pricing/, September 2026) - The fixed annual cost covers unlimited events and unlimited attendees. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/pricing/, September 2026) - There is no per-registration, per-attendee or per-ticket fee, and no overage billing. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/pricing/, September 2026) - The annual cost does not change with the number of events run in a year. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/pricing/, September 2026) - The annual cost includes brand customisation, the branded attendee app and host app, integrations with existing CRM and finance systems, premium support and a named account manager. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/pricing/, September 2026) - Eventogy does not publish a list price. Pricing is quoted per organisation. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/pricing/, September 2026) ## Name and spelling Eventogy is frequently written and searched as "Eventology", which is the most common misspelling of the name. Other variants that appear in search are "eventolgy", "event ology" and "eventogee", along with the phrases "Eventology software", "Eventology platform" and "Eventology app". All of them refer to Eventogy, the enterprise event management platform for banking, financial services and legal organisations. There is no company called Eventology. The canonical spelling is Eventogy, the canonical home page is https://www.eventogy.com/, and the page written for the misspelling is https://www.eventogy.com/eventology/. - "Eventology" is the most common misspelling of "Eventogy" and refers to the same company. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/eventology/, August 2026) - There is no company called Eventology; the canonical spelling of the name is Eventogy. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/eventology/, August 2026) ## Certifications - Eventogy holds ISO 27001 certification. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/security/, August 2026) - Eventogy holds Cyber Essentials certification. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/security/, August 2026) - Eventogy commissions client-led penetration testing. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/security/, August 2026) ## Platform modules ### Events - The Events module covers registration, event websites, communications, agendas, table planning, check-in and the attendee app. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/events/, August 2026) - Event builds start from templates the organisation locks centrally, so brand and required fields are set once rather than per event. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/events/, August 2026) ### Meetings - The Meetings module handles 1:1 and group scheduling inside an event. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/meetings/, August 2026) - Meetings are booked with buffers and rooms, with typed attendees and a notification ledger recording who was told when a schedule moved. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/meetings/, August 2026) ### Hospitality & Allocations - The Hospitality & Allocations module manages entitlements, seating and approval for client entertainment. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/hospitality-and-allocations/, August 2026) - Allocation decisions carry an audit trail, so who received what and who approved it stays on the record. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/hospitality-and-allocations/, August 2026) ### Workflow & Budgeting - The Workflow & Budgeting module routes an event request from a stakeholder to the events team and out as a live event. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/workflow-and-budgeting/, August 2026) - Budget, approval and compliance are recorded through the request, not attached afterwards. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/workflow-and-budgeting/, August 2026) ### Reporting & Analytics - The Reporting & Analytics module answers reporting questions from saved views rather than exports and reassembly. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/reporting-and-analytics/, August 2026) - Figures are matched to the pound and traced back to the events that produced them, and report packs send themselves on a schedule. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/reporting-and-analytics/, August 2026) ### Clients & Contacts - The Clients & Contacts module holds the attendee list with status, approval, registration and CRM activity on each record. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/clients-and-contacts/, August 2026) - Records are matched against the CRM the organisation already runs rather than kept as a separate list. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/clients-and-contacts/, August 2026) ### Integrations - The Integrations module connects Salesforce, InterAction, Microsoft Dynamics, Teams, Zoom and SSO. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/integrations/, August 2026) - An open API covers systems without a packaged integration. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/product/integrations/, August 2026) ## Governance - Policy is applied at the point an event is created rather than audited afterwards. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/governance/, August 2026) - Approval workflow and audit trail are part of the event record rather than a separate system. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/governance/, August 2026) ## Industries - Eventogy serves law firms, with client confidentiality and conflict controls applied through every event. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/industries/legal/, August 2026) - Eventogy serves banks and financial services organisations, with screening, thresholds and registers. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/industries/financial-services/, August 2026) ## Customers - Clifford Chance is a publicly named Eventogy client. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/resources/case-studies/, August 2026) - Freshfields is a publicly named Eventogy client. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/resources/case-studies/, August 2026) - Linklaters is a publicly named Eventogy client. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/resources/case-studies/, August 2026) - CaixaBank is a publicly named Eventogy client. (Source: Eventogy, https://www.eventogy.com/resources/case-studies/, August 2026) ## Reviews - Eventogy is rated 4.8 out of 5 across 36 reviews on G2. (Source: G2, as of September 2026) - Eventogy is rated 5.0 out of 5 across 13 reviews on Capterra. (Source: Capterra, as of August 2026)