Plug Eventiere into
your existing stack.

Each guest gets their own email: a preview of their photos and a direct link to them, with your event's name and branding on it. No shared gallery to search through.

For events where a phone number is all you have - marathons especially. No app, no email, just a text with a link to their photos.

Your Eventbrite attendee export drops straight in today and the addresses go onto your approved guest list. A direct connection that keeps the two in step on its own is built on request.

Its export works like any other. A live connection that also carries your custom questions across, such as photo consent collected at registration, is built on request.

Runners already find themselves by race number or by face. A Race Roster connection that brings bib numbers and contact details across, so every runner is matched before they even search, is built on request.

For hybrid events where some guests attend in person and others join online. We match faces to whichever registration record fits.

Running your own registration form? Export the responses and drop the file in. We pick out every email address and your approved guest list is ready. The column layout does not matter.

No ticketing platform at all? Guests register on the event page itself: name, email, and a selfie if you want their photos matched. You can require it before the photos open, and the list is yours to export.

If your team lives in other tools, a Zapier connection is built on request. Until then the API hands the same data - who attended, who viewed, who downloaded - to whatever you automate with.

Photo engagement data mapped back to your Salesforce contacts. Useful for teams who want to track event touchpoints alongside their sales pipeline.

After the event wraps, contact properties in HubSpot update on their own. Attendance, photo views, downloads - your marketing team gets the full picture without chasing anyone for a report.

Want your photos kept in your own bucket, under your own keys? Bring-your-own storage is set up on request on Custom plans.

Already running on Azure? Storage in your own Blob container is the same bring-your-own arrangement, set up on request.

Paste a shared folder link from Google Drive and the photos come across on their own, a whole folder at a time, with progress you can watch and cancel. Dropbox import is built on request. Box works the same way as a cloud storage integration built on request, so wherever your event photos already live, they can come across without asking anyone to re-upload them by hand.