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Meridian Partner Summit 2027 · Overview
Registration open
Registrations
1,128
Tickets sold
964
Sessions
42
Sponsors
9
Registrations per week
Last 12 weeks

For corporate events and academic conferences.
One platform, two ways in. Pick the kind of event you run.
Corporate and professional events
Company conferences, customer and partner summits, user conferences, association meetings, internal events and hybrid events.
- Registration and ticketing
- Attendee management
- Agenda and speakers
- Sponsors
- Badges and check-in
- Payments and VAT invoices
Academic and scientific conferences
Program chairs, program committees, societies and universities running a conference with a call for papers and peer review.
- Call for papers
- Abstract management
- Peer review
- Reviewer assignment
- Decisions and camera-ready
- Proceedings
Everything you need to run an event.
From the event website and registration to on-site check-in and the report afterwards.
Event website
A branded event page with registration, the agenda, speakers and sponsors, public or private.
Registration and ticketing
Free and paid ticket types, capacity limits, discount codes, complimentary tickets and invite-only registration.
Attendee management
Search, filter and export the attendee list; transfer or cancel tickets with an audit trail.
Agenda and schedule builder
Sessions, tracks and rooms on one schedule, with room and speaker clashes flagged before you publish.
Speaker management
Speaker invitations, profiles and session assignments, shown on the event page and in the agenda.
Sponsors
Sponsor packages and sponsor listings with logos on the event page.
Badges and on-site check-in
Printable badges and QR check-in that accepts each ticket once.
Branded emails and tickets
Confirmation emails, tickets and PDFs in your colours, logo and layout.
Payments, invoices and VAT
Card payments through Stripe where enabled, VAT at your event's rate and an invoice for every order.
Hybrid events
Join links on virtual sessions, and an attendee hub with the agenda, live Q&A and polls.
Reporting and analytics
Registration, ticket sales, revenue, check-in and feedback dashboards, with CSV exports.
Integrations and SSO
Signed webhooks, calendar export, CSV exports and single sign-on through SAML or OIDC.
Registration and ticketing.
Set up ticket types and the registration form, then open registration on your event website.
- Free and paid ticket types with capacity limits
- Discount codes, complimentary and invite-only tickets
- Card payments through Stripe where enabled, with VAT and invoices
Ticket types · Meridian Partner Summit 2027
USD · VAT added at checkout
- Early bird$390400/400Sold out
- Full summit pass$590486/700On sale
- Workshop add-on$12078/120On sale
- SpeakerComplimentary34/40Invite only
Discount codes, refunds and VAT invoices are handled per order.
Agenda and schedule builder.
Plan the agenda in the schedule builder, then publish it to attendees in one step.
- Sessions, tracks, rooms and speakers on one schedule
- Room and speaker clashes flagged before you publish
- The published agenda appears on the event website and in the attendee hub
Schedule builder · Day 1
1 conflict- 09:00Opening keynote
- 10:30Product roadmapCustomer panel
- 13:30Security and compliancePartner workshopSpeaker overlap
- 15:30Breakout · AnalyticsBreakout · Integrations
Badges and check-in.
Every ticket carries a signed QR code, so check-in is a scan, not a list search.
- QR check-in at the entrance
- A ticket that was already used is refused
- Printable badges with name, company and ticket type
Check-in · Main entrance
Scanner 2
Last scan
Checked in
Sample Attendee
Full summit pass
08:42
Previous scan
Already used
This ticket was checked in at 08:31.
08:40
Checked in
612
Expected
964
Remaining
352
Each QR ticket is signed and can be checked in once.
Branded tickets, badges and emails.
Attendees see your event, not ours. These two documents were rendered by the product for a sample brand.
- Your colours, logo and layout on every document
- Confirmation emails in the same brand
- Ticket and badge PDFs generated for each attendee


Call for papers and peer review.
For conferences that select their program: run the call for papers and peer review, then turn accepted papers into sessions.
- Abstract and paper submission with your own deadlines and forms
- Open, single-blind or double-blind peer review
- Conflict-of-interest checks before any reviewer is assigned
Reviewer assignments · Track B, Security and privacy
Double-blind
- #112Federated evaluation without shared test sets3 of 3Ready
- #118Auditing consent flows in mobile health apps2 of 3COI flagged
- #124Low-resource speech benchmarks, revisited3 of 3Ready
- #131Differential privacy for survey microdata1 of 3Needs reviewers
Suggestions are advisory. A chair approves every assignment before invitations go out.
Reporting and analytics.
See how registration is going at any time, and close the event with the numbers your team asks for.
- Registrations, ticket sales and revenue as they happen
- Check-in and session attendance on the day
- Feedback afterwards, and CSV exports of every report
Analytics · Registration
Export CSV
Registrations
1,128
Revenue (net)
$412,860
Checked in
612
Feedback (NPS)
+42
Registrations per week
Tickets by type
- Full summit pass50%
- Early bird41%
- Workshop add-on8%
Integrations and security.
Ready for an IT and procurement review. We publish how the platform is secured and which subprocessors handle data, and we answer security questionnaires.
Single sign-on
SAML and OIDC single sign-on for your organization, plus multi-factor authentication.
Role-based access
Owners, organizers, reviewers and staff see only what their role allows, per event.
Webhooks
Signed webhooks to your own systems, with delivery logs, retries and secret rotation.
Exports
CSV exports of attendees and reports whenever you need them. Your data stays yours.
Events on Conferences.Center.
Every event gets its own event website for registration, the agenda, speakers and, where it has one, the call for papers.
Book a demo.
A thirty-minute demo set up around your event: registration, agenda and check-in, and the call for papers and peer review if you run them.