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Six hundred delegates, three dinners, one plan.

Keynote lunch, sponsor dinner, gala night. Import the registration list, seat by company or track, keep the sponsors where they were promised, and share it with the venue.

No sign-up for the demo. One payment per event.

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Why conference seating is a job in itself.

01

Networking is the point

Delegates came to meet people. Group by track, mix by company, put the sponsor with the people they asked for.

02

Speakers and sponsors move

The keynote cancels at noon. One drag fixes the top table and the live link shows the venue the change.

03

Several meals, one list

Lunch and the gala need different plans from the same delegates. Export from one, import into the next, in a minute.

From registration export to place cards.

No formatting rules and no template to fill in.

  1. 1

    Import delegates

    Upload the registration export. Company, track and dietary needs come in as columns.

  2. 2

    Seat strategically

    Rounds in the ballroom, the stage and sponsor stands where they will be. Groups, rules and auto-seat for the first draft.

  3. 3

    Share and print

    A live link for the venue and your team, a chart for the door, a kitchen sheet for catering.

For the people who run the room.

Seat by company, track or sponsor

Colour-coded groups, VIP and sponsor roles on tables, keep-apart rules for competitors, and an auto-seat that follows all of it.

The ballroom as drawn

Rounds of eight or ten in rows, the stage, sponsor stands and the entrance. Drag tables into the venue’s layout.

Delegates on one screen

Filter by company, RSVP or dietary need. Change a status inline as replies come in.

Print for the door and catering

A chart for the easel, an A to Z for registration, and a kitchen sheet with dietary needs by table.

A live link for the team

Everyone works from the current version. Delegates look up their own table from their badge QR code.

Table 2

Type your name to find your seat…
Six hundred attendees and several networking meals. We built seating that made the right industry connections happen.
LM
Lauren Matthews
Conference director
When a keynote cancelled last minute we rearranged the VIP table in five minutes instead of redoing a spreadsheet.
MR
Miguel Rodriguez
Events manager, healthcare association
Three meal functions across two days used to be a logistical nightmare. Now there is one process and no version confusion.
CZ
Christopher Zhang
Conference logistics coordinator

Conference seating questions

It should take the registration export as it is, let you seat by company or track, keep VIPs and sponsors where they were promised, and adapt in minutes. Tableplan adds the floor plan and a live link so the venue always has the current version.

Yes. Export a spreadsheet or CSV and upload it. Company, track and dietary needs come in as columns.

Create an event per meal. Export the delegates from one and import them into the next, then seat each differently. Pro covers unlimited events.

Yes. Tables have roles: top table, VIP, vendors and more. Guests can carry tags like speaker or sponsor, and the list filters by them.

Yes. A live link always shows the current plan, and the chart and kitchen sheet print from it.

No. Use your registration system for that and Tableplan for the seating. The two exchange spreadsheets in either direction.

What it replaces.

A spreadsheet per meal, or a production company’s day rate.

SpreadsheetsProduction companyTableplan
See the roomOn paper
Move a guestRetype the listEmail and waitDrag
Households kept togetherBy memory
Dietary needs to the kitchenAnother spreadsheetPrinted by table
Guests find their seatA board by the doorA board by the doorLink or QR code
CostYour eveningsFrom £1,000$49 once

One plan the venue can trust.

Try it on the sample event, then import your delegates.

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