Event and catering management ERP replacing register-based tracking
An event management and catering company scheduled events and tracked catering requirements through registers and manual coordination, risking double-booked services. We built an event and catering ERP with a centralized event database, an integrated scheduling calendar, and structured service and resource tracking.
- CLIENT
- An event management and catering company
- INDUSTRY
- Event management
- ENGAGEMENT
- ERP architecture and development
- STACK
- .NET, SQL Server, jQuery, ASP.NET MVC
Multiple simultaneous events, tracked in registers rather than a shared system.
- Difficulty organizing multiple events running at the same time
- Manual tracking of catering requirements per event
- Poor visibility into scheduled services across the team
- Register-based record keeping with a real risk of scheduling conflicts
One system, built around how the work actually happens.
A centralized event database
Every event is created and tracked digitally in one structured workflow, replacing scattered registers.
An integrated event calendar
Schedule visibility across the team reduces the double-booking risk that came with manual coordination.
Catering and menu tracking
Catering requirements, menu and service management, and resource planning for each event live in the same record as the event itself.
Service assignment and task tracking
Service coordination and task tracking give operational monitoring across every event in progress.
What it runs on.
What changed.
- Eliminated manual register-based entries
- Reduced paperwork and operational complexity
- Improved event scheduling accuracy
- Better control over catering and service operations
This page shows no percentages or figures because none have been confirmed by the client for publication. Where a number is not verified, it is left out rather than estimated.
After go-live.
The ERP became a reliable operational foundation for a growing event business, handling increasing event volume and improved continuously after launch.
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