AI answers first
A new inquiry gets a drafted reply that invites a tour. You review it and send. After the tour, Everbook drafts the priced proposal from your menu and packages.
For wedding venues
One record from first inquiry to final invoice. Sales, planning, the BEO, and every vendor on the floor read the same event.
What breaks
Venue teams are not short on software. They are short on continuity. A guest-count change starts in an email. It reaches the proposal. Someone copies it into the BEO. It never reaches staffing. Everbook keeps that work on one event, so your team stops reconciling tabs.
Built for venue teams
A new inquiry gets a drafted reply that invites a tour. You review it and send. After the tour, Everbook drafts the priced proposal from your menu and packages.
When a proposal books, the BEO is created for you. Overview, timeline, guests and tabletop, seating, and the vendor roster. Change the count once and every section that depends on it updates.
Record a client meeting. Everbook writes the notes and lists every change the client asked for. Apply each one to the proposal with one click.
Every vendor on the floor sees their own section of the event, and nothing you have not shared. Timeline, guests and tabletop, seating, and the roster stay in agreement.
How it works
Your inquiry form feeds your pipeline. Everbook drafts the reply. You review it and send.
Clients pick a time on your booking page. It lands on your calendar with the lead attached.
Everbook drafts it from your Menu & Packages. You adjust it and send. Clients view and accept it online.
Contracts, signatures, and deposits are built in. No second tool.
A booked proposal becomes an event record with its own Spaces & Setup section. Change a detail once. Everything that uses it updates.
Invoices and payments stay on the same record, through the final balance.
What changes
Everbook is not another task list. It is the operating system for wedding professionals, organized around the event you sell and deliver. Ask Oracle, the built-in analyst, where leads stall or which events need attention. It answers from your data, with numbers.
Common questions
Yes. That is the design. Inquiry, tour, proposal, contract, and BEO are one chain, not four tools.
No. Catering is a module you turn on. A raw-space venue configures Space alone and never sees a menu builder.
Yes. Export from your current tools, spreadsheets included. We map the data and load it. Before you commit, we show you exactly what did not come across. Migration is included.
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Bring the workflow you use today. We will show you what belongs in one connected record and what should stay in the specialist tools you already trust.