This month features improvements to event touchpoints and bulk actions like guest list imports and bidirectional syncs.
Plus, we’re inviting you to recap the biggest Splash releases of Q1 with us.
Read on to learn everything that’s new at Splash this month.
Splash allows you to brand and customize every touchpoint of the attendee journey.
Each of these touchpoints are conveniently located in the home base of your event –– the Event Overview.
With just a quick glance, each touchpoint provides a snapshot of the attendee experience for your event.
We don’t take the importance of this lightly.
Over the last month, we’ve been improving these touchpoints so they accurately reflect your event’s current design and content.
We also improved the time it takes to generate touchpoints so you don’t experience any delays.
Recently, we made some backend updates to improve contact-related actions.
I’ll spare you the technical details on this one (because I’m not an engineer) and get straight to what this update means for you.
Now, you’ll experience:
Ultimately, it’ll make your work in Splash smoother and more efficient.
Many companies are required to follow global data compliance laws and strict privacy regulations.
In response, we’ve been building a tool for teams to follow standard best practices for data compliance, right in Splash.
Our new data anonymization tool allows you to alter guest list data so that attendee records can’t be identified by anyone on your team or any other party.
Here’s how the tool works:
If you’re interested in checking out the data anonymization tool, ask your CSM to apply to the beta program.
93% of companies using event-led growth are meeting their revenue goals.
How are they doing it? By redefining their approach to events and leaning into repeatable event programs.
Our team put together the latest best practices for creating successful repeatable programs in Splash, including how to:
…and more.
We’re happy to announce that Splash was one of only 13 event technology platforms to place in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant.
Companies that placed on this list were evaluated with an executive briefing, a product demo, and customer interviews.
With the recent release of the industry’s first predictive AI tool, Attendance Insights, and more innovative solutions on the horizon, we’re honored to be recognized for the work we’re doing to support the evolving needs of event marketers.