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Seat the room so the right people meet.

Board dinners, awards nights, the annual do. Group by department or by deal, keep the executives where they need to be, and update the plan the moment a diary changes.

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

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Why business dinners get re-planned three times.

01

Seating is strategy

Who sits with the client, who sits with the board, who must not sit together. A list hides it. A floor plan shows it.

02

Executive diaries move

The keynote drops out at four o’clock. One drag rebalances the top table and the shared link shows everyone the new version.

03

Too many versions

Spreadsheets in email threads, and nobody sure which one the venue has. One live plan ends the question.

Three steps from the attendee list to the door.

Import, arrange, share. No formatting rules.

  1. 1

    Import attendees

    Paste from your CRM export, registration system or spreadsheet. Company and department come in as a group column.

  2. 2

    Arrange the tables

    Rounds, a top table and the stage in the room as the venue drew it. Drag people, or let auto-seat draft it by group.

  3. 3

    Share with the team

    A live link for colleagues and the venue, a chart for the door, and an export for the badge printer.

The tools a corporate planner needs.

Group by department, client or deal

Colour-coded groups, sit-with and keep-apart rules, and an auto-seat that mixes or clusters as you tell it to.

  • Top table, VIP and vendor roles
  • Keep-apart rules for competitors
  • Tags for speakers and sponsors

The room as the venue set it

Stage, registration desk, bar. Rounds of eight or ten. Drag tables into the layout your venue sent.

Attendees on one screen

Filter by company, by RSVP, by dietary need. Change a status inline when the reply comes in.

Print and export

A chart for the easel, an A to Z for the door, a kitchen sheet for catering. Export the seating to Excel for the badge printer.

A live link for everyone

Your team and the venue see the current plan, always. Attendees look up their own table.

Table 2

Type your name to find your seat…
For quarterly board dinners it has changed the process. I adjust when an executive’s diary moves and share the update instantly.
JR
Jennifer Roberts
Executive assistant
We run more than twenty events a year. It replaced our spreadsheets with something the whole team can use.
DC
David Chen
Corporate events manager
Our leadership summit seats three hundred managers. Organising departments and adjusting on the day is simple.
MJ
Marcus Johnson
Director of operations

Corporate seating questions

It should let you group attendees the way the business thinks about them, keep VIPs and sponsors where they belong, and adapt in minutes when a diary changes. Tableplan adds a floor plan, checks and a live link so the whole team works from one version.

Yes. Export a spreadsheet or CSV and paste or upload it. Company, department and dietary needs come in as columns. No special formatting.

Give each attendee a group. Groups are colour-coded on every view, the auto-seat can keep them together or mix them, and the list filters by group.

Yes. A live link always shows the current plan. Print the chart or export to Excel for anyone who needs a file.

Yes. Each attendee has an RSVP status and the checks flag anyone who declined but still has a seat.

Yes. Pro is a monthly subscription with unlimited events, for planners and teams.

What it replaces.

A shared spreadsheet, or an agency’s hours.

SpreadsheetEvent agencyTableplan
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 whole team can see.

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

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