THE PART YOUR ATTENDEES NEVER SEE.

Lineup isn't a chatbot with a landing page. It's the system an organiser runs a whole audience through — upload the programme, import the audience, ask everyone what they came for, match it, deliver it, and account for every credit spent.

1. app.lineup.events/programme

   3 conflicts found — Hall B double-booked 13:00, 1 session with no end time, 1 duplicate title. Resolve before accepting.

   Day: TueTrack: allNeeds review412 sessionsConfirm 6

   Time	Session	Room	State
   09:15	Opening plenary	Main hall	Parsed
   10:30	Sovereign AI keynote	Hall B	Review
   11:00	Model risk in banking	Room 3	Parsed
   13:00	Data residency panel	Hall B	Review
   15:00	Procurement for AI vendors	Room 7	Parsed
   17:30	Exhibitor mixer	Foyer	Parsed

   01

   PROGRAMME

   Upload the programme in whatever form it already exists — PDF, Excel, CSV, Word. It's parsed into structured sessions with times, tracks, rooms, speakers and capacities, then handed straight back to you for review. Nothing is ever written silently: every parsed session lands flagged for confirmation, and the conflicts it finds — a room double-booked, a session with no end time, a duplicate title — are listed before you accept anything.

2. app.lineup.events/audience/import

   Step 2 of 3Map your columns

   First name→first_name

   Email address→email

   Mobile→phone

   Job title→role

   Company→company

   1,204 rows·1,187 valid·12 duplicates·5 unusable numbers

   ContinueDownload rejected rows
   02

   AUDIENCE

   Import your attendee list as a CSV and map the columns once. Phone numbers are normalised to international format, duplicates are caught by both email and number, and anything unusable is shown to you before a single credit is committed.

3. app.lineup.events/campaigns/new

   ChannelQuestionsHoursReview

   ChannelWhatsApp · 1 credit each

   Questions5 of 5

   Contact hours08:00–20:00, attendee local time

   Audience1,187 attendees

   Credits required1,187

   Balance before2,500

   Balance after1,313

   Launch campaignBlocked if the balance is short.
   03

   CAMPAIGN

   Choose WhatsApp or an AI voice call, edit the five questions, and set the hours you're willing to contact people — applied in each attendee's own timezone, not yours. The exact credit cost is shown before you launch, and the launch is blocked rather than overspent if your balance is short.

4. app.lineup.events/campaigns/live

   Sent1,187

   Delivered1,164

   Replied812

   Completed735

   Opt-out rate0.8%

   ModeMock providers

   ThreadWhich days are you on site?Tuesday and Wednesday.Anything already fixed in your diary?

   Extracted profile

   enterprise buyerssovereign cloudTue + Wedstand 12:00–14:30
   04

   CONVERSATION

   Watch it run. Every message in and out is recorded, with delivery state and cost. Open any attendee to read the actual conversation. And because every provider has a full mock mode, you can run the entire flow live in a room with a client — no WhatsApp account, no phone number, nothing spent.

5. app.lineup.events/curation

   Sarah N.Tomás R.Aoife K.Jonas W.

   09:15Opening plenary0.71

   Broad framing before her 10:00.

   15:00Procurement for AI vendors0.93

   She came to meet enterprise buyers.

   17:30Exhibitor mixer0.84

   Unstructured time with buyers.

   Kept free for meetings · 1 hr

   Swap 15:00Model risk in banking · 0.62Data residency panel · 0.58Apply swap
   05

   CURATION

   Every session is scored against what each person told you, then run through a scheduler that refuses to double-book them, respects the days and hours they gave you, caps how much of any day it fills, and protects an unbroken block for their own meetings. Every recommendation carries one sentence explaining itself, in the attendee's own words.

6. app.lineup.events/delivery

   Schedule pageAI Festival 2026

   09:15Opening plenary

   15:00Procurement for AI vendors

   17:30Exhibitor mixer

   Kept free · 11:00–12:00

   Tue 3 Mar

   09:15Opening plenary

   10:00Client meeting

   15:00Procurement for AI vendors

   17:30Exhibitor mixer

   11:00Kept free — Lineup
   06

   DELIVERY

   They get a message, a link to their own schedule page, and calendar invites. Change the programme and re-send: the invites update in place rather than piling up duplicates.

BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO GET ASKED HARD QUESTIONS.

• Every table is tenant-scoped.

  Row-level security on all of it, enforced in the database rather than the application.

• The parser never writes silently.

  Everything it extracts waits for a human to confirm it.

• The credit ledger is append-only.

  Charged on confirmed delivery, never on send. Corrections are new entries, so the history is intact.

• The limits are in the database, not the prompt.

  Five questions maximum, opt-out honoured immediately, follow-ups capped — enforced in code, so no model behaviour can exceed them.

• Full mock mode.

  Every external provider has a simulated implementation, so the whole system runs end to end with no accounts and no spend.

• Calendar invites are done properly.

  Correct timezones, stable identifiers, and updates that replace the original instead of duplicating it.

• Attendee data stays the organiser's.

  Processed on your instructions, opt-outs honoured immediately, personal data deleted after the event by default.

THE PROGRAMME BRIEF FOR NEXT YEAR, WRITTEN BY YOUR AUDIENCE.

• DEMAND PER SESSION, BEFORE THE DOORS OPEN

  You see which sessions are being matched to hardest while there's still time to move them into a bigger room.

• EVERY ATTENDEE'S GOALS, IN THEIR OWN WORDS

  Not a satisfaction score after the fact — what each person said they came for, before the event started.

• THE SESSIONS NOBODY IS MATCHING TO

  The dead slots surface early enough to re-cast them, re-title them, or merge them into something people want.