Integrations and Open Ecosystem
Connect the Platforms Your Congress Already Uses
EventOPQ remains the central source of congress data while securely exchanging information with selected payment, communication, publishing, webinar and onsite services.
Proven Integration Categories
Web and Mobile Publishing
WordPress · Delegate Apps · WeChat Mini Program
Publish approved sessions, speakers, abstracts and exhibitor information with a consistent experience across channels.
Payments
Stripe · PayPal · WeChat Pay · Alipay
Support international and regional payment journeys while funds follow the organizer’s approved merchant-account arrangement.
Email and Messaging
SendGrid · Salesforce-ready workflows · WhatsApp workflows
Deliver transactional messages, targeted campaigns and congress-period communications using approved providers.
Webinar and Virtual Access
Zoom
Synchronize eligible registrations and surface personalized webinar access within authenticated congress websites.
Onsite and Local Systems
External check-in systems, including the AIOS onsite system
For APAO 2025 in New Delhi, registration data was synchronized with the India local society’s AIOS system for onsite check-in and badge printing, with attendance records returned for reconciliation.
Enterprise Ecosystem Compatibility
Salesforce integration roadmap and organizer-selected enterprise services
Extend workflows through controlled APIs and staged integration delivery based on business priority and data ownership.
Designed for Controlled Data Exchange
Protected APIs
Role-aware endpoints, OAuth 2.0, machine-to-machine credentials and key rotation protect approved system access.
Webhooks and Scheduled Exchange
Use real-time events where appropriate and controlled batch exchange where operational review is more important than immediacy.
Reconciliation
Validate identifiers, statuses and attendance records when information returns from external or onsite systems.
Your Congress Data Remains Central
Integrations extend the ecosystem; they do not fragment ownership or force scientific committees to rebuild the programme elsewhere.