Event marketing automation software for every attendee stage.
Track lifecycle stages, segment organizer contacts, and plan smarter event campaigns without exporting attendee lists into a separate email tool.
6 events across 3 organizer teams
| Event | Date | Tickets | Revenue | Speakers | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DevOps Summit 2026 | Apr 18 | 842 / 1,200 | $126,300 | 24 | Live |
| React Conf Southeast | May 02 | 1,180 / 1,200 | $94,400 | 18 | Live |
| Cloud Native Day | May 15 | 310 / 500 | $46,500 | 12 | Live |
| AI Engineering Workshop | Jun 03 | 0 / 80 | $0 | 4 | Draft |
| Community Meetup #47 | Jun 10 | 62 / ∞ | Free | 3 | Scheduled |
| Sponsor Expo Fall | Sep 22 | — | $38,200 | 0 | Planning |
Post-event follow-up is the weakest link in event operations.
After every event, most organizers export a CSV, clean the data, load it into Mailchimp or HubSpot, and send a generic blast. There is no lifecycle awareness, no automation, and no attribution — just a flat list and a hope that some people will come back.
Attendee data is exported to a separate email tool after every event. There is no persistent contact database, no event history, and no lifecycle awareness.
Follow-up emails are generic blasts to the entire list. There is no segmentation by lifecycle stage, no targeted messaging, and no way to nurture specific audience segments.
Nobody knows which channels or campaigns actually drive registrations. Revenue, repeat attendance, and conversion data are not attributed to their source.
Campaigns powered by event data. Not imported lists.
Lifecycle stages, AI campaign planning, segmentation, and channel attribution — driven by real ticket behavior, attendance patterns, and invitation claims.
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- AI campaign planner— included, not an add-on
- Lifecycle stages— automatic contact tracking
- Send caps— prevent over-emailing
- Approval modes— auto, per-email, or per-wave
We were exporting CSVs into Mailchimp after every event. Now follow-up just happens.
The operational foundation. Already built.
Event Command Center Ticketing, speakers, sponsors, check-in, and follow-up modules — the data source that powers your growth campaigns.
Invite Access Control Token-based invitations with claim tracking — attribution flows automatically into your contact records.
Setup guides for this event workflow
Use the docs below to move from strategy to execution without losing the workflow context for this event type.
Contact import
Import contacts from CSV files or HubSpot exports, with automatic field mapping and identity resolution.
Read GuideDocsAutomatic marketing
Hands-free email campaigns that adapt to your event timeline, audience behavior, and brand voice.
Read GuideDocsAttendee profiles
Understand contact profiles, identity resolution, and how attendee data is enriched across events.
Read GuideDocsWebhooks
Receive real-time notifications when orders, check-ins, booth leads, and other events happen.
Read GuideDocsAPI keys
Create and manage personal access tokens for authenticating with the Kagibag API.
Read GuideDocsThird-party integrations
Connect external apps with OAuth-style authorization and organizer event feed APIs.
Read GuideFAQs
Your questions answered
Turn every event into a growth engine.
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6 events across 3 organizer teams
| Event | Date | Tickets | Revenue | Speakers | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DevOps Summit 2026 | Apr 18 | 842 / 1,200 | $126,300 | 24 | Live |
| React Conf Southeast | May 02 | 1,180 / 1,200 | $94,400 | 18 | Live |
| Cloud Native Day | May 15 | 310 / 500 | $46,500 | 12 | Live |
| AI Engineering Workshop | Jun 03 | 0 / 80 | $0 | 4 | Draft |
| Community Meetup #47 | Jun 10 | 62 / ∞ | Free | 3 | Scheduled |
| Sponsor Expo Fall | Sep 22 | — | $38,200 | 0 | Planning |