
“A really strong partnership. They’re fast, easy to talk to, and they understand our needs and the challenges behind them.”
A lobby, a stage, an expo and a relax zone attendees walk through in the browser, with the same registration, agenda and analytics behind it. Happenee builds the environment with you, for a virtual event, an onboarding program or a member community.
Used by teams running virtual events, onboarding programs and member communities in one branded environment
The operational reality
A livestream carries the sessions and nothing around them. Partners have nowhere to stand, materials live in a shared drive, and the community that formed at the event has no place to come back to.
What it does
Attendees land in a lobby designed for the organization: signage, colours, the stage, the expo and the relax zone where they would expect them on site.
From there they move to what they came for, and everything opens inside the environment rather than in a new tab. Genesys ran its EMEA G-Summits from a rooftop like this one.
The stage carries the livestream and the sessions from the same agenda the microsite and the app publish; Q&A, polls and chat sit next to the stream.
A change in the agenda is a change on the stage. Nothing is published twice, and who watched what reports with the rest of the event.
Sponsors and exhibitors get a stand in an expo hall: materials, video, contacts and representatives reachable in the app, with viewership reported per stand.
A partner package can then be argued for on the same numbers as on site. Generali runs its internal expo this way, Weber a stand per craft profession.
An onboarding program or a member community does not end with a session. The environment stays open, materials stay where people found them, and the next event opens in a place they already know.
Weber’s Professional Artisans Club runs all year: a craftsman picks a course, watches the video and takes the test whenever it suits them.
Access follows the registration of the event it belongs to: a public showcase with no login, a company login, or nominated members only.
Aero’s world sits over the careers site with no form at all, Generali’s new colleagues come in through the company login, and Weber’s club admits members only.
Across the event lifecycle
What you get
The stage, the stands, the materials and the people are in one environment attendees walk through, with the same registration behind it as any other event.
A stand in the expo is a place to be visited, and every visit and view is a number the partner report can carry.
The environment stays open between events, so an onboarding cohort or a member community comes back to a place it already knows.

“A really strong partnership. They’re fast, easy to talk to, and they understand our needs and the challenges behind them.”

“We appreciate the personal approach and a product that’s developed specifically around our company, together with the clarity and easy access it offers our customers.”

“They’re constantly rolling out new features and truly listen to their customers and their feedback.”