Case studies
How associations, trade shows and enterprise teams run their programs on Sessionboard, and what grew next.
Read case studies →What customers did with the record, what we learned building it, how to build on it yourself, and how it compares with the tools you run today.
LEARN
Customer stories, the blog, the Event Content Lab and our webinars.
How associations, trade shows and enterprise teams run their programs on Sessionboard, and what grew next.
Read case studies →Product updates, playbooks for call for papers, review, speaker operations and content, and what we are learning.
Read the blog →Guides and experiments on turning sessions into clips, recaps and campaigns, and on measuring what they grow.
Open the Lab →Live and recorded sessions with customers and the team on program operations, content and growth.
See webinars →Where to meet Sessionboard in person: ASAE Annual Meeting 2026, with the sessions and the demo slots.
See the event →TOOLS
Usable files and live examples, no gate on any of them.
A 149-criteria workbook and an 11-question audit for associations writing an RFP for abstract, poster and session management.
Get the template →Live Sessionboard embeds on a demo event: agenda, schedule and itinerary, speaker gallery, speaker list and session list.
Try the embeds →Conference agenda, planning checklist, run of show, speaker agreement, speaker bio and post-event survey templates.
Open templates →Nominations, review and winners on the same record as the annual meeting, for associations and event teams.
See Awards →BUILD
Public API, webhooks, SDKs, a CLI and an MCP server, with the same permissions as the UI. The help center covers every setting.
Getting started, authentication, every resource on the public API, webhooks and the MCP server.
Open API docs →How every section works, step by step, with the glossary Team Lead reads from.
Open help center →COMPARE
What stays where it is, what moves to the program record, and what the program grows next.
Run abstract review, speaker readiness and content capture beside Cadmium registration and CE instead of inside it.
Sessionboard vs Cadmium →Self-service abstract submission and review, speaker operations and live content for societies on abstractsonline.com.
Sessionboard vs CTI →Association awards with nominations, review rounds and winners on the same CRM as the annual meeting.
Sessionboard vs OpenWater →Program-native abstract review, speaker operations and content capture beside Cvent registration.
Sessionboard vs Cvent →Program-native abstract review, posters, speaker CRM and content capture beside Map Your Show floor and exhibitor operations.
Sessionboard vs Map Your Show →Program-native abstract, poster and speaker software for medical and scientific societies beside Morressier’s research-integrity tooling.
Sessionboard vs Morressier →Abstract-first tooling compared with a program record that continues past submission into speaker operations and content.
Sessionboard vs Oxford Abstracts →Live transcription, session recaps, event reports, clips and sharing on the program record you already run, compared with VOXO’s summary pages and hub.
Sessionboard vs VOXO →Same-language transcription, captions, replays and content on the program record, compared with Wordly’s live translation on attendee devices.
Sessionboard vs Wordly →Live and batch transcription, media library, replays, clips and sharing on the program record, compared with Conference AI’s recording-to-library workflow.
Sessionboard vs Conference AI →Live transcription, real-time summaries, clips and an attendee hub on your own domain, compared with Snapsight’s audio-line capture into its insights portal.
Sessionboard vs Snapsight →Speaker, sponsor and attendee share kits with registrations traced back to the record, compared with Snöball’s referral marketing pages.
Sessionboard vs Snöball →Attendee advocacy from the confirmation page plus speaker and sponsor kits on the record, compared with Gleanin’s registration-moment share widget.
Sessionboard vs Gleanin →Peer-to-peer reach from your speakers, sponsors and attendees, traced to the record, compared with Feathr’s paid advertising and email for events.
Sessionboard vs Feathr →Advocacy and community reach from the program record, compared with InGo’s social registration and advocacy widgets.
Sessionboard vs InGo →44 vendors across program, academic, awards, ePosters, event platforms, capture and advocacy tools.
Open the index →YOUR NEXT CALL FOR PAPERS IS THE PLACE TO START