Weeks of planning spread across numerous tools
Registration in one platform. Outreach somewhere else. The agenda in another. The spreadsheet ends up holding it all together.
EpochX · Customer Summits
A user summit can take months of planning across marketing, sales, and CS. EpochX brings the entire program into one connected workflow, from first invite through post-event reporting.
Demo event
San Francisco · September 16–17
Your summit pass
Choose the sessions most relevant to your team.
Select sessions
3 selectedOpening keynote
Tue · 9:00 AM
Product roadmap
Tue · 1:30 PM
Customer roundtables
Wed · 10:00 AM
Registration in one platform. Outreach somewhere else. The agenda in another. The spreadsheet ends up holding it all together.
Marketing invites. Sales nominates. CS protects customer relationships. Soon, different teams are working from different versions of the same plan.
Attendance is easy to report. Showing what the summit influenced across accounts, pipeline, and customer relationships is much harder.
28% of the largest organizations use six or more event technology platforms, while only one in five has fully integrated its primary event platform with the broader sales and marketing stack.
Source: Forrester, 2025One summit, from invite to readout
Build from CRM data, align teams on one audience, prioritize invitees, and launch branded outreach and registration.
Summit audience
One working view for every team
58
Marketing
47
Sales
45
Customer success
150 priority customers
Tiered by account and relationship owner
EpochX supports multi-day, multi-stream, multi-session experiences while keeping registration and session activity connected to each guest.
What event teams at global technology companies are asking
“Can we build multiple days with multiple sessions people can sign up for?”
“Can we see which sessions each guest registered for?”
“How do we share registration updates with the venue and project team in real time?”
Live registration view
Shared with the venue and project team
Bring attendance and engagement into an account-level view so teams know where to follow up and leadership gets a clearer readout.
Executive summit readout
Demo account-level view
132
Attended
41
Accounts
318
Session joins
What keeps the summit connected
Example scenario
A practical look at how one connected summit program can move from audience planning to executive readout.
12 weeks out
Marketing starts with CRM account and contact data. Sales and CS nominate priority customers and coordinate outreach around the same audience.
Leading up
EpochX powers branded registration, communications, and a multi-day agenda with different session options.
During
The team can see who registered, who attended, and which sessions guests selected.
After
Attendance and engagement roll into an account-level view for clearer follow-up and reporting.
Your summit lasts a few days. The work starts months earlier.
Yes. EpochX supports multi-day events with multiple sessions, so attendees can register for the parts of the summit that are relevant to them.
EpochX supports QR-based check-in and a mobile-friendly web app for attendees. For badge printing, we work with trusted partners and can connect customers with the right provider for their event setup.
Smaller advisory formats work well too. Teams can segment the audience, coordinate outreach, and create a more tailored registration experience for a customer advisory summit.
Yes. Attendees can choose from multiple sessions during registration, with those selections kept alongside their guest record.
Session-level visibility shows which parts of the summit each guest signed up for, not just whether they registered for the event overall.
Yes. Teams can coordinate around the same CRM-sourced audience while managing invite tiers, ownership, and outreach.
Approved partners can get live dashboard access to registrants and questionnaire responses, reducing the need for manual exports and status updates.
Yes. Conditional registration logic can change the experience based on attendee type or selections, including which sessions, questions, or communications someone receives.