Run the experience, not the spreadsheet: it scouts venues, drafts the agenda, sends the invites, and tracks every RSVP and dietary note.
Describe the event. Your agent scouts venues, drafts a day-by-day agenda, sends invites, tracks RSVPs and dietary notes, and runs the pre-event checklist — so you can focus on the experience, not the spreadsheet.
Events are project management in disguise — venue hunting, vendor chasing, RSVP counting, dietary tracking, signage, run-of-show, last-minute changes. A dozen spreadsheets, thirty emails in flight, and the inevitable 10pm realization that something slipped. Fasrad’s AI event planner holds the whole project.
Tell your agent the event — size, dates, budget, location, tone — and it scouts venues via live web search + nearby/maps, drafts a day-by-day agenda, generates the invite copy, tracks RSVPs and meal choices, and maintains a master checklist with deadlines for every piece.
Strongest benefits:
Works for corporate offsites, conferences, private celebrations, community gatherings. Your agent scales from a 10-person team dinner to a 500-attendee conference using the same workflow — just different depth per phase.
Different from our wedding-planner (emotional + vendor-focused, 12-month timeline) and reservation-bot (single table booking). The event planner is the logistics engine for any gathering with more than one vendor involved.
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It surfaces options with real availability and handles the outreach, but final booking and payment stay with you. You keep the contract in your name.
Send invites via bulk email with a reply-tracking link. Responses land in your agent’s inbox; it logs each to your guest sheet with meal choice and notes.
Captured at RSVP time and summarized for your caterer and venue. Day-of brief shows allergies and needs per session.
Via email + webhooks today. Native integrations on the roadmap.
Yes — share the agent and its sheets; everyone forwards invites + updates, everything lands in one pipeline.
Several hundred attendees runs fine on a single agent. For 1000+ with complex session-tracks, run one agent per track or one per committee role.