For producers of multi-day corporate programs

Every room. Every day. One grid.

BEO Book is the production system for multi-day corporate events. Block schedules, run of show, room specs, vendors, and sponsors live in one place, instead of eleven tabs of a spreadsheet.

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Illustration of the block schedule view.

The tab everyone dreads

Your block schedule is the most important document you own.

It is also the one living in a spreadsheet, where merged cells stand in for time, each room’s setup gets pasted onto every day it repeats, and one agenda change means editing five documents before dinner.

In a spreadsheet

Time lives in the merged cells and again in the text inside them

In BEO Book

Time is one field, and the grid draws itself

In a spreadsheet

Every room's setup is pasted onto each day it repeats

In BEO Book

Setups attach to the booking, or repeat as linked copies

In a spreadsheet

The vendor timeline is a separate document you maintain by hand

In BEO Book

The vendor timeline is a filter on the same schedule

In a spreadsheet

A ten-minute slip means editing five files

In BEO Book

Select the affected blocks and shift them together

Built for programs with more than one room and more than one day.

  • Empty stage with a lighting truss rigged overhead before a general session.

    General sessions, breakouts, and a room flip before the awards dinner.

  • Empty hotel foyer with a long registration desk awaiting attendees.

    Tracks, volunteers, and a room block you have to fill.

  • Empty ballroom set with round dinner tables under chandeliers.

    Seating, staging, and a run of show measured in minutes.

  • Rows of empty banquet chairs set for a training session.

    Repeating sessions across days and rooms that stay set.

  • Wide empty exhibition hall before booth load-in.

    Booths, passes, and every deliverable you sold.

  • Detail of a set dinner table in an empty restaurant.

    Hotel rooms and restaurants on one schedule.

One record, every view that needs it.

Change a session’s time once. The grid, the run of show, the room specs, the vendor handout, and the client’s portal all say the same thing.

Rooms across the top, time down the side, every day in one place. Drag to move, and nothing falls out of sync.

One timeline the whole crew works from, filtered per vendor so the florist gets the florist's version.

Sets, staging, and AV attached to the booking, and printed the way a banquet team expects to read it.

Certificates of insurance, W-9s, hotel vendor forms, and payment schedules, tracked to done instead of chased by email.

Booths, passes, assets, and every deliverable you sold, on a checklist that actually closes.

Clients, sponsors, speakers, and vendors each see the pages you choose, and nothing else.

Also inside: budgets with hotel tax and minimums, room block pickup, staffing and volunteers, critical dates, and files.

Portals

Decide exactly what each person sees.

A client stakeholder sees the schedule and the run of show. A sponsor sees their own deliverables. A vendor sees their load-in window and nothing else. You set it page by page, per person, per event.

Internal notes stay internal, even on a schedule you shared five minutes ago.

RoleScheduleRun of showBudgetSponsorsFiles
ClientVIEWCOMMENTVIEW
SponsorEDIT
SpeakerVIEWVIEW
VendorVIEWVIEW
VolunteerVIEW
Illustration of role defaults, which you can override per person.

API, webhooks, MCP

Open on purpose.

Most software in this category stops at its own edges and integrates only through a third-party connector. BEO Book ships a documented REST API, signed webhooks, and an MCP server, so your schedule can reach your accounting, your event app, and your own automations.

Every record the app uses, with bulk writes and idempotency keys.

Signed events when a booking moves, a document lands, or access changes.

Point an AI assistant at your own workspace to load, query, and clean up data.

Bring your existing events with you. Paste straight from the spreadsheet tab you already keep, map the columns, and review every row before it commits.

One four-day corporate summit, by the numbers.

load-in through load-out
5 days

load-in through load-out

across three floors, plus two off-site venues
18 rooms

across three floors, plus two off-site venues

each with a call time and a certificate of insurance
40+ vendors

each with a call time and a certificate of insurance

holding all of it, until now
1 spreadsheet

holding all of it, until now

Start with your next program.

Set up your first event in about ten minutes. Free for 30 days, no credit card, no sales call.

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Built with working producers.

BEO Book is new, and it is being built alongside people running real multi-day programs. If you want the roadmap shaped around how your events actually run, tell us about them and we will reply personally.