eShow vs A2Z Events: Which is a better fit?

The customer service was fantastic - everyone was very responsive and helpful. In comparison to other platforms it seems comparable but for a more affordable price.

No how-to manual is the most frustrating thing.

They are very responsive and have been great to work with. The onsite registration team is always great to work with and help our small staff manage a large conference attendance.

Gamification is weak, the Meeting Module is cludgy and not well designed.

The support staff is excellent and the customization needed was able to be done per our needs. I love the number of pre-populated reports and how easy it is to get custom reports we need.

The dashboard is awful and not intuitive at all. Their team does not seem to mind that the interface is not user friendly.

The Eshow staff and especially the team assigned to us was great to work with and did a fabulous job.

There are no automatic emails except for when the submitter receives a confirmation of final submission.

Our rep who traveled on-site was wonderful making sure we were comfortable with the new registration process. Seamless badge printing.

There does not seem to be a reason for them not working and the cryptic error message does not resolve the problem either.

Great step in the right direction to make badge printing better. I loved the automated emails that were sent to attendees prior to the event.

The Addmin side was very difficult to use many tabs you had to go to apply reg type, add transactions, add payment. We had problem with the promo codes not working.

The weekly meetings in the months leading up to the event and the dedicated support during the event itself were both extremely helpful.

Overall updates made by Pathable often affected our program poorly - one such was discovered during our program.

I love how simple the program is to use. Floorplan changes are seamless, and the custom form functions are great.

Having to pivot to next sessions and breakouts through a return to the agenda was very frustrating to our participants.