The ONevents platform follows a clearly structured hierarchy to keep even complex event setups manageable and scalable. Each area builds logically on the previous one. This simplifies administration, improves collaboration, and ensures a clear separation of projects and responsibilities.
1. Client #
The uppermost area of the structure is the client.
Each client represents a separate company, team, or organizational unit. Within a client, all data, users, and events are centrally managed.
2. Space #
Within a client there is at least one Space.
A space is the workspace where a team organizes its events. All settings, data, and content within this space are clearly separated, allowing multiple spaces to exist simultaneously.
3rd Event #
Any number of people can be in each space. Events be created.
An event is the central container for all event planning: website, registration, participant management, app content, interactions, check-in, streaming, and much more.
4. Elements #
Within an event elements Created – these are all the content-related building blocks that make up the event. These include, for example:
- Sessions
- Entries (e.g. speakers, sponsors, program items)
- Questions & Interactions
- Tickets
- Automation
- Forms
Each element is uniquely assigned to an event and serves to detail the event's design.
This structure ensures that ONevents can be used flexibly for small workshops, complex congresses or organization-wide event landscapes – without losing track.
