Manage registration, tickets, and invoices in one process.
Participants register online, select plans and options, and pay using the available payment methods. They can keep track of bookings, invoices, and payment statuses, and provide accounting with a complete overview. Multiple roles for the same person remain linked within a single record.


Design your own online registration.
Participants register online, select plans and options, and pay using the available payment methods. They can keep track of bookings, invoices, and payment statuses, providing accounting with a complete overview. Multiple roles for the same person remain linked within a single record.

Manage invitations and special conditions in a single process.
Import guest lists and send invitations via email. RSVPs are handled directly from the message, and the current response status is visible at all times.
See how registrations, plans, and invoices come together in one data set in an online demo.


Process payments with or without your own merchant accounts.
Use Converia’s integrated payment providers or your own contracts. Attendees can pay via credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, on-site, or using Google Pay or Apple Pay.
If you wish, you can outsource your entire payment management to Converia.
Converia generates tickets and invoices on your behalf and maintains a dedicated account for your conference with a BaFin-regulated payment partner. Incoming payments are matched to invoices and disbursed to your reference account on a monthly basis.


Send invoices and payment confirmations automatically.
Converia can automatically send invoices and payment confirmations directly to participants upon request. This saves your team from having to create and send every document individually.
Manage every person in a single record – across all roles.
Speakers, reviewers, and attendees are often the same person. In Converia, roles, registration, rates, payment status, and invoices are all linked to a single data record. Any change is immediately reflected wherever that person appears in the conference process.
