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Team days, office parties, client dinners — you need a headcount and dietary requirements, not a procurement process. Planbuster is one link your colleagues can answer in the time it takes to read the email.
Planbuster collects RSVPs for corporate events through a single link. Employees and clients reply going, maybe, or can't go without creating accounts or installing software. Organizers see live headcount, plus-ones, and dietary requirements for catering. It works in any browser and requires no IT setup.
Paste the link in an email or the team channel. Everyone replies in the browser — no new tool to learn, no account to create, nothing for IT to review beyond a link.
Live going/maybe/can't-go counts, plus-ones for partners at the summer party, and dietary requirements collected per person. Final numbers for the caterer come straight off the guest list.
For anything that repeats, a template holds the frame and each occasion is an idea inside it. A venue or promoter runs a concert tour as one template with one idea per show — city, date, and its own RSVP list. A company runs the kickoff as a template where every program item is an idea, or a monthly after-work series with one idea per month.
Templates can be published to the template library, so next year's organizer — or another team — copies the whole structure for free instead of rebuilding it.
Events are invite-only by default and excluded from search engines, so the office party stays off the public internet. Contact details are visible only to the organizer.
Yes. Create a template where each occasion is an idea — every show on a tour, every session in a kickoff, every month's after-work. Copy the template next time and the whole structure comes with it.
No. The event page works in any browser on any device. Attendees open the link and reply — that's the whole flow.
Yes. Enable the allergies field and every reply can include dietary needs, collected in one list for the caterer.
Yes. Allow plus-ones and attendees state how many they're bringing, counted into your totals automatically.
Not unless you choose that. Events are invite-only by default: only people with the link can see the page, and it's kept out of search engines.
Create the event, share the link in the team channel, done.
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