Event Management

Stop chasing vendors and payments across five different tools

Belvak replaces the spreadsheets, proposal docs, and invoicing apps that event companies juggle. One platform for proposals, event projects, vendor tracking, and milestone billing.

The problem

Sound familiar?

Event management companies face unique operational challenges that generic project management tools were never designed to solve.

Cash flow gaps between deposits and collections

Vendor deposits are due at booking, but clients may have only paid 25-30%. Corporate clients pay 60-90 days post-event. On 10-20% margins, a single late-paying client triggers a domino effect across your vendor payments.

Scope creep eats 20% of event budgets

65% of event planners face budget overruns. 'Just add a photo booth' snowballs into thousands in uncompensated extras. Without itemized proposals tied to project budgets, there is no baseline to push back against.

Vendor management scattered everywhere

A mid-size event involves 8-15 vendors, each with different payment terms and deposit schedules. Contact info in your phone, costs in a spreadsheet, invoices in email. No centralized view of who has been paid and who has not.

Proposals that never connect to delivery

Proposals in Word, contracts in DocuSign, invoices in QuickBooks. Three disconnected steps with data re-entered at each stage. Once accepted, you rebuild everything in your project tracker from scratch.

The solution

One platform, every workflow

Purpose-built for event management companies that need proposals, projects, billing, and vendor tracking in a single system.

Proposals that convert into events

Draft event proposals with scope, deliverables, and pricing. When the client approves, convert the proposal into a live project with one click. Budget, timeline, and scope flow through automatically.

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Belvak proposal management showing event proposals with scope, pricing, and one-click project conversion

Events as projects with budget tracking

Every event is a project with a contract value, team assignments, and timeline. Track progress, monitor costs against the agreed budget, and see collection status in real time.

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Project management showing events with contract values, budget tracking, team assignments, and delivery timelines

Milestone invoicing with payment tracking

Set up deposit, midpoint, and final invoices tied to event milestones. Track which clients have paid and which are overdue. See your cash position across all active events at a glance.

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Invoice management showing milestone-based billing for events with deposit tracking and payment status

Vendor cost tracking per event

Log supplier costs against each event. Track which vendors have been paid, which invoices are pending, and what your actual margins look like after all vendor costs are accounted for.

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Dashboard showing event profitability with vendor costs, client payments, and margin tracking

A day in the life

A day in the life of an event company on Belvak

From morning planning to end-of-day review, here is how your team uses a single platform to run the entire business.

8:00 AM

Review upcoming event timelines

Open the dashboard to see all events by status. Check which ones are in planning, which are this week, and which need vendor confirmations.

9:30 AM

Send a deposit invoice

A corporate client just confirmed their annual gala. Generate and send the 50% deposit invoice tied to the event project.

11:00 AM

Create a proposal for a new inquiry

A company wants a product launch event. Draft a proposal with itemized services, venue options, and a payment schedule.

1:30 PM

Track vendor payments

Check which vendors have been paid their deposits and which are still pending. Log a payment to the AV supplier.

3:00 PM

Follow up on overdue client payments

Last month's conference client has not paid the final invoice. Check the payment history and send a follow-up.

5:00 PM

Review event profitability

Compare vendor costs against client payments for completed events. See actual margins versus what was quoted in the proposal.

We used to lose track of what vendors had been paid versus what clients owed us. Everything was in spreadsheets and email. Belvak gave us one place to see every event, every invoice, and every payment. The proposal-to-project flow alone saved us hours of re-entering data every week.
LHLina H.Owner, 12-person event management company

Capabilities

Built for how event companies actually work

Event tracking with budgets and timelines
Proposals with scope and one-click conversion
Milestone invoicing with deposit tracking
Vendor cost tracking per event
Client payment history and aging visibility
Event profitability and margin analytics

FAQ

Questions event companies ask

Can I take a deposit and then a final payment for an event?

Yes. Bill each event with a deposit invoice and a final invoice, and record partial payments against them as the money comes in. Each invoice's status updates automatically as payments are logged, so you always know how much of an event is still outstanding.

Can I track vendor and supplier costs per event?

Yes. Log purchases against each event and keep supplier records in one place, so you can see what you have spent with vendors on a given event. Comparing those costs to what the client has paid shows your real position on every booking.

How do proposals become booked events?

Draft a proposal with itemized scope, deliverables, and pricing, then convert it into a live event project with one click once the client approves. The budget, timeline, and scope carry over automatically, so nothing is re-entered when the event becomes real.

Can I see which events made money?

Yes. Because every event is a project with a contract value, and vendor costs and client payments are tracked against it, you can compare what came in with what went out on each event. That lets you see actual margins instead of guessing from the original quote.

Can I invoice clients in different currencies?

Yes. Belvak supports billing in 50-plus currencies, and each invoice keeps its own currency. That suits event companies handling corporate clients and vendors across different markets.

Is Belvak a fit for a small event company?

Belvak is built for service companies of 5 to 50 people, which covers most independent and mid-size event teams. It brings proposals, event projects, invoicing, and vendor cost tracking into a single platform instead of a stack of separate tools.

Ready to run events without the spreadsheet chaos?

Join event companies that replaced scattered tools with one platform. Start free to see how Belvak connects proposals, projects, and invoicing.