Business Event Stack
Your own events platform.
A white-label events platform for regions, business networks, chambers, membership bodies, venues and organisers. Each one gets its own platform, with its own name, colours and domain: a public calendar and map, bookings and paid tickets, check-in at the door, memberships and venue hire, all from one codebase.
What it is, who it's for, how it works.
Business events in a region are scattered across a dozen networks, each running its own spreadsheet, booking form and mailing list. Business Event Stack gives each of them a proper platform instead, under their own brand. It sits underneath other brands: one multi-tenant codebase runs every platform, and each gets its own domain, theme and installable app attached automatically. Attendees find events on a calendar, a list or a map with a near-me radius; organisers take free bookings or sell tickets through Stripe Connect, with VAT and refunds handled, and check people in at the door from a phone camera. Memberships, venue rooms and hire enquiries, teams, reports and GDPR tools live in the same place. Every platform also publishes iCal and embeddable feeds, so a network's own website can show its events without anyone copying them over. Remiam designed and built the whole stack, from the product and its design system to the email, print and launch templates and the marketing site. Hampshire Events was the first platform to launch on it.
One stack, many platforms.
A region, a chamber or a venue gets a platform that looks like theirs: their name, their colours, their mark, their domain and an installable app of their own. Underneath, every platform runs on the same codebase, so a fix or a new feature reaches all of them at once, and each organisation's people, events and money stay separate from every other's.
From booking to the door.
Attendees book free places or buy tickets paid straight to the organiser through Stripe Connect, and get a signed QR pass by email. At the door, anyone on the team scans passes with a phone camera or finds a name in a tap, with live counts, undo and walk-ins, so the welcome desk needs nothing more than a phone.
Feeds that build websites.
Every platform publishes iCal subscriptions and embeddable feeds for maps, directories and partner sites. A network's own website can show its events without anyone copying them across, and Hampshire Events' whole public website is built from these feeds, rebuilding itself every half hour.
Features.
One page to find events
Calendar, list and map together, with near-me search by radius, map clustering, bank holidays shown, and a best-date planner for organisers that flags clashes before they happen.
Bookings and tickets
Free bookings with approval and waiting lists, or paid tickets through Stripe Connect, paid straight to the organiser, with VAT and refunds handled.
Check-in at the door
Every attendee gets a signed QR pass by email. The door desk scans it with a phone camera or finds a name in a tap, with live counts, undo and walk-ins.
Memberships
Each platform can sell its own memberships, charged on its own Stripe account, and give members their own prices and access.
Venues
Rooms, hire enquiries and schedules with clash warnings, plus the arrival and visitor information guests actually need.
Paste a link, get an event
Import an event from any web page that publishes structured data, so organisers already listing elsewhere are not retyping anything.
Feeds and embeds
iCal subscriptions and embeddable feeds for maps, directories and partner sites. Hampshire Events' own website is built from them.
Your brand on top
Each platform has its own name, colours, mark, domain and installable web app. The stack underneath stays out of sight.
Run it properly
Organiser, venue and attendee views, teams, notifications, an activity log, custom reports, GDPR tools and legal templates.