Eventory vs TierBook

Eventory is a web platform for organisations managing brand sponsorship hospitality programmes and the value of their sponsorship assets. It provides a live view of an entertainment programme, with tools for calendars, multi-day events, venues, ticket setups and repeatable event configurations. Teams can set ticket allocations, approval levels, request policies and scheduled releases, or provide view-only access. Guest operations include lists, late changes, dietary and access requirements, seating, e-ticket distribution and event messaging. Reports cover asset use, client spending, staff activity and benefit-in-kind data. The system records actions and decisions for anti-bribery, HMRC and internal governance reporting. Workspaces can use custom branding and domains, localisation, user tags and an organisation’s existing single sign-on setup. Eventory says each organisation has an isolated environment hosted on AWS infrastructure. Customers receive in-app documentation and setup guides, can request an onboarding call and contact the team directly. Pricing is not published as a fixed list; it depends on portfolio size, user count and support needs. P11D attendance and value data is provided, but liability calculations remain with customer finance and payroll teams.

TierBook is a sponsor CRM for event teams selling sponsorship packages and managing what each sponsor receives. It converts purchased benefits into fulfillment tasks, then gives sponsors a portal for uploads, forms, contacts, and approvals. Teams can build booth maps, set selection windows by sponsorship tier, and let sponsors choose booths through a live portal. The system connects sponsor activity with WooCommerce orders, invoices, payment status, and accounts receivable. Reports cover revenue, sponsor rollups, booths, engagement, fulfillment, and collections, with CSV exports for every report. Sponsors enter through token-based magic links without accounts or passwords. TierBook runs on the customer’s WordPress site and supports ZIP backup and migration. It requires WordPress 5.8 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer; WooCommerce is required for invoice and order checkout flows. The annual plan costs $999 a year for one WordPress installation, unlimited events, and unlimited sponsors.