XING Events
Event registration and ticketing software
Event management software
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- Ease of management
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What is XING Events
XING Events is an event registration and ticketing product used to publish events, sell tickets, and manage attendee registration. It is commonly used by organizers running business and professional events, particularly in German-speaking markets, and it connects event promotion with the XING professional network. The product supports online ticket sales, attendee lists, and check-in workflows, with options to integrate registration into external websites.
Integrated with XING network
The product ties event discovery and invitations to the XING professional network, which can be useful for B2B and community events. Organizers can leverage existing profiles and connections for promotion and attendee targeting. This can reduce reliance on separate marketing tools for audiences already active on XING.
Core ticketing and registration
XING Events supports standard ticketing and registration functions such as ticket types, order processing, and attendee management. It also provides basic operational tools like attendee lists and check-in. For straightforward in-person events, these capabilities cover the common requirements without needing a broader event platform.
Embeddable registration options
Organizers can place registration or ticket purchase flows on their own web properties rather than sending all traffic to a marketplace page. This helps maintain brand consistency and can simplify the user journey. It also supports use cases where the event website is the primary source of information and conversion.
Limited advanced event platform depth
Compared with more full-suite event management platforms, XING Events is more focused on registration and ticketing than end-to-end event operations. Organizations that need complex agenda management, multi-track conference workflows, exhibitor/sponsor modules, or extensive onsite mobile experiences may require additional tools. This can increase integration and operational overhead for larger events.
Geographic and audience dependence
The strongest distribution benefits depend on the relevance of the XING network to the target audience. For events outside core XING markets or for audiences that primarily use other professional networks, the built-in reach may be less valuable. In those cases, organizers may treat it mainly as a ticketing tool rather than a discovery channel.
Ecosystem and integrations vary
Integration breadth with CRM, marketing automation, and analytics stacks is not as consistently positioned as in some enterprise-focused event platforms. Teams with strict data flows (lead capture to CRM, attribution, and consent management) may need custom workarounds or middleware. This can be a constraint for organizations with mature event data operations.
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New Work SE
Hamburg, Germany
2003
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