Start with the job
What are you trying to do?
These are the paths most teams need first. They pull together the feature guides that would otherwise be scattered across the site.
Set up a new event
Create the project, choose modules, invite your team, and get the core event structure ready.
Start setupOpen registration
Configure registration types, pricing, discounts, payment plans, carts, and check-in.
Plan registrationBuild the programme
Manage speakers, submissions, reviews, sessions, tracks, reservations, and the schedule.
Build scheduleManage exhibitors and sponsors
Set up tiers, quotes, contracts, booths, entitlements, compliance, and exhibitor portal work.
Run exhibitionRun onsite operations
Prepare check-in, signage, devices, wayfinding, room state, and venue sync before doors open.
Prepare onsiteFix a live issue
Jump to troubleshooting guides for registration, check-in, SSO, signage, onsite sync, and common problems.
TroubleshootChoose your role
New to ema?
Pick the guide that matches what you do. Each onboarding path focuses on the first decisions and screens that matter for that role.
Event admins
Start here if you configure projects, manage modules, run operations, or own event delivery.
Admin onboardingClients and partners
Use the client portal to review project progress, documents, schedules, reports, and approvals.
Client onboardingSpeakers
Submit talks, manage speaker profiles, review acceptance terms, upload documents, and prepare sessions.
Speaker onboardingExhibitors
Manage your profile, booth, team, contracts, tasks, entitlements, upgrades, and leads.
Exhibitor onboardingWork across features
Follow a complete journey
When the task spans several parts of ema, follow the journey end to end instead of jumping between feature pages.
All journeys
Every chain of work an event runs on, grouped by phase and filterable by scenario and role.
Browse journeysCall for papers to published programme
Open submissions, run review, accept talks, schedule them, and publish — and the four switches that decide whether anyone can see the result.
Open journeyRegistration open to badge in hand
The delegate chain from a registration type going public to a badge printed at the door, with nobody watching in between.
Open journey