1. The app (what you use)
The EventCon app at app.eventcon.ai is where you work. It holds your dashboard, unified inbox, contacts, lines, AI agents, message queue, outreach campaigns, and billing. It’s built specifically for selling and filling events, not as a general-purpose toolkit.2. The CRM (your leads and conversations)
Every conversation, lead, and ticket lives in an event CRM. You can run EventCon on its own, or sync it with GoHighLevel. If you already use GoHighLevel, every message and deal update syncs natively, so your existing workflows keep running. EventCon’s CRM layer is built on GoHighLevel, which handles contact records, automation workflows, calendars, and bookings. Because EventCon doesn’t have to rebuild a CRM, its own work goes into the parts that set an event business apart.3. The delivery layer (how messages reach people)
This is the P2P infrastructure: real iPhones with real numbers that carry your messages. EventCon provides and runs every line. You buy a line in the app, and there’s no device for you to manage. Recipients on iPhone see a native blue iMessage bubble. When a lead isn’t on an iPhone, EventCon detects the device and routes the conversation to SMS, so every lead still gets a reply. Real devices are why EventCon can do things Twilio-based tools can’t. Read P2P vs. A2P to learn why. To protect each line, EventCon paces sending with smart queueing. Messages over a line’s limits wait in a queue and go out as capacity frees up. See Messages.AI agents: what makes it scale
AI agents run on top of the delivery layer. They’re trained on your event, tickets, and FAQs, and they use natural language and typing delays to sound like a real event coordinator. They answer questions, handle objections, qualify the lead, book the call, and send the ticket link. One organizer can run thousands of conversations this way without typing every reply.
An AI agent qualifying a lead over iMessage