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Events on the fi eld are only part of the experience. The details that happen behind the scenes, prior to and after special events can create game-changing results for event promoters, your staff and your bottom line.


Justin Ungerboeck


budgets – haven’t been able to use these comprehensive software systems because they don’t have the event or IT staff, or the budgets for the infrastructure and purchase requirements. But the landscape is changing.


” A new class of SaaS


Today, with the increasing availability of Software as a Service (SaaS) those barriers are dropping away. For instance, Ungerboeck Software’s most recent release is web-based, meaning


there’s no longer a need to purchase servers to host the software, nor is there a need for onsite IT expertise. The SaaS pricing model allows for a lower cost of entry for clients able to accept a primarily off-the-shelf product developed using best practices


showcase MANAGEMENT


Staff on Hand


When you know which staff members work best with different types of events, you’ll always deliver white glove-level service.


CRM & Sales


By putting all your customer, event and sales information in a single, powerful platform, you spend less time entering, tracking down and reconciling data–and more time selling, planning, and implementing stellar events.


Clean It Up


If you can easily see how much trash is generated by an event, you can fi gure out ways to reduce waste, increase recycling, and gain green-focused sponsorships.


Real-Time Reports


A centralized database that allows you to see up to date details from initial contact through fi nal billing, settlement and reports, insures that nothing slips through the cracks.


Manage and Minimize Bumps & Bruises


Learn how many slips, falls, and injuries happen to forecast better safety & security measures, and reduce overall risk.


Lose the Paper & Go Green


Online portals for suppliers, sponsors, advertisers and service providers eliminates the need for paperwork… and paper waste.


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