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How to prepare an event virtual assistant with EVA: approved knowledge, user permissions, human intervention and information updates.
Not everything should be automated. How to decide what to delegate to an event chatbot by weighing benefits, possible errors and their consequences.
What to check and ask your supplier before using an event chatbot: information, permissions, updates and human intervention.
MPI reports more regular AI use and lower self-rated ability. What does the study actually measure, and what does it mean for your events team?
Organise agreements, changes and outstanding decisions with EVA Brain so production and account teams share the event’s context.
What changes with EVA when attendees can reply to messages, resolve questions and receive information tailored to their context.
Prepare messages, reminders and conversations with EVA to help your attendees before, during and after your event.
Decide where EVA adds value: tickets, communication and attendee questions, with access to an app when an agenda or interactive map is needed.
Decide what you need to learn, collect answers in conversations with EVA and prepare a useful report for your client or management.
Work with EVA Brain from a shared project memory so proposals and production briefs use the knowledge of the whole team.
Connect registration questions with EVA and Insights to tailor recommendations, create audiences and learn what interests your attendees.
What an agent can do with your event data, how to check approvals and which controls to ask the provider for before connecting MCP.
Prepare EVA’s recommendations so attendees can find relevant profiles and know where to start a conversation.
When the team changes, EVA Brain retains your projects’ context to help new colleagues get started and prepare future editions.
Where AI has real impact at an event, where it still makes no sense, and how to choose the first process without buying a trend.