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Organize your ticketed events, from planning who attends to tracking expense and attendance.
Whether you’ve got 4 seats, or 400, all of your Ticketmaster / SeatGeek / etc. tickets and your to-dos list are kept in one system that’s calendared, optimized and never takes a sick day.
Our event “Wallet” levels up your customer experience. Register, get directions, FAQs, a guest list… the Wallet is a link (not an app) that your attendees receive via SMS or email.
We use NLF for our customer entertainment events with 15-to-25 executive attendees. Other suites are jealous of the experience, no joke.
CHIEF CHANNEL DEV. OFFICER, AFS LOGISTICS
After seeing this product, I know it will help even major brands improve their RSVP process at tailgates and other customer hospitality.
VP/GM SALES, FOX SPORTS SOUTHWEST
Loved not having to download another app to my phone for a one time event! Hope to use NextLevel again soon!
FINANCIAL ADVISOR, CHASTAIN PARK CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC
Save 72% of your hours spent in Admin time.
Send email, SMS alerts & reminders. Deliver tix, content, guest lists, etc.
Eliminate work. Focus on your event.SM
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