Eventee MCP. Get a complete operational profile of any event.
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Eventee MCP Server handles all event data. Your AI agent uses this to list events, pull session schedules, track speakers, monitor sponsors, and manage attendee questions in real time.
It gives you a complete operational view of any event, from registration numbers to live Q&A monitoring. Connect your AI client to get a single source of truth for event management.
What your AI agents can do
Get event detailed data
Retrieves specific settings and full information for one event.
Get eventee account metadata
Checks the usage limits and general metadata for your Eventee account.
List all events
Lists every single event managed within your Eventee account.
Runs quick_event_engagement_audit to retrieve a high-level summary of sessions, speakers, and attendees for any given event.
Uses list_event_audience_questions to retrieve all questions submitted by the audience for a specific event.
Retrieves core event details, including dates and statuses, using get_event_detailed_data.
Retrieves structured lists of all speakers (list_event_speakers), sessions (list_event_sessions), and registered attendees (list_event_registered_attendees).
Identifies associated partners and sponsors (list_event_partners_and_sponsors) for a given event.
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Eventee MCP Server: 10 Tools for Event Data Management
These 10 tools let your AI agent pull and organize event data, from full attendee lists to live audience questions, all from one place.
019d7592get event detailed data
Retrieves specific settings and full information for one event.
019d7592get eventee account metadata
Checks the usage limits and general metadata for your Eventee account.
019d7592list all events
Lists every single event managed within your Eventee account.
019d7592list currently active events
Identifies and lists only the events that are happening right now.
019d7592list event audience questions
Gets a list of all questions the audience submitted for a specific event.
019d7592list event partners and sponsors
Lists all sponsors and partners associated with a specific event.
019d7592list event registered attendees
Lists all people who have registered for a specific event.
019d7592list event sessions
Lists all scheduled sessions and time slots for a specific event.
019d7592list event speakers
Lists every speaker who is registered for a specific event.
019d7592quick event engagement audit
Provides a quick, high-level summary of the event's sessions, speakers, and total attendees.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You've got an event, and you need all the intel in one place. Your AI agent uses the Eventee MCP Server to pull everything it needs—from the big picture to the last question asked. You'll get a complete operational view, so you never have to jump between dashboards again. You can list all events to see every event you've ever run.
You'll also get a quick snapshot of the event's health using quick_event_engagement_audit, which summarizes sessions, speakers, and total attendees for any given date. To get the full rundown on a single event, you can get_event_detailed_data.
When you're deep into the event, you can pinpoint exactly what's going on right now by calling list_currently_active_events. You can then pull the whole roster of who's speaking with list_event_speakers, and you can get the full schedule and time slots with list_event_sessions. You'll also pull a list of every single person who signed up with list_event_registered_attendees.
For any event, you can get a quick list of all sponsors and partners using list_event_partners_and_sponsors. If you need to know what the audience is asking, list_event_audience_questions pulls every question submitted for a specific event. You can also get the specific metadata and usage limits for your Eventee account by calling get_eventee_account_metadata.
Here's how you'll use these tools. You'll start by getting a list of every event with list_all_events, and then you can get the deep details on any single one using get_event_detailed_data. You can pull the full roster of speakers with list_event_speakers, get the scheduled sessions with list_event_sessions, and track who's actually attending with list_event_registered_attendees.
To audit the overall event health, run quick_event_engagement_audit to see sessions, speakers, and total attendees. You can check out all the sponsors and partners with list_event_partners_and_sponsors. If the audience is asking questions, list_event_audience_questions pulls those questions for you. You'll also know who's showing up right now by listing active events with list_currently_active_events.
How Eventee MCP Works
- 1 First, use
list_all_eventsorlist_currently_active_eventsto find the ID of the event you need data for. - 2 Next, call the specific tools you need—like
list_event_sessionsorlist_event_speakers—passing the event ID to gather context. - 3 Finally, your AI agent synthesizes the data from these tool calls (e.g., combining session titles, speaker names, and attendance counts) and gives you a plain language answer.
The bottom line is that your AI agent executes a chain of specific data lookups, then presents the consolidated result.
Who Is Eventee MCP For?
Event Planners, Marketing Directors, and Operations Managers. If your job involves managing large, complex events—from tracking vendor payments to monitoring real-time Q&A—you need this. It cuts out the need to jump between multiple vendor dashboards and spreadsheets.
Checks session schedules and speaker details on the fly. They use list_event_sessions to validate the run order or list_event_speakers to confirm a bio.
Researches attendee engagement and partner visibility. They use list_event_audience_questions to gauge interest or list_event_partners_and_sponsors to confirm sponsor placement.
Monitors registration counts and overall event health. They use list_event_registered_attendees and quick_event_engagement_audit to report status instantly.
What Changes When You Connect
- See the full event picture instantly. Instead of checking three different reports, running
quick_event_engagement_auditgives you a high-level summary of sessions, speakers, and attendees all at once. - Track real-time interaction. When you run
list_event_audience_questions, you see exactly what the audience is asking about, which is crucial for live event follow-up. - Manage relationships easily. You can use
list_event_partners_and_sponsorsto pull a complete list of vendors and sponsors for an event without leaving your agent chat. - Validate event structure. Use
list_event_sessionsto confirm the run order and timing of every presentation, ensuring your timeline is accurate. - Know who's showing up.
list_event_registered_attendeesgives you the full list of people who signed up, letting you cross-reference attendance data against marketing lists.
Real-World Use Cases
Checking the live Q&A flow
A marketing rep needs to know what the audience is talking about right now. They ask their agent to run list_event_audience_questions for today's event. The agent immediately reports the top three questions, allowing the rep to address them live or send follow-up materials.
Drafting the event summary report
The ops manager needs to summarize the event for leadership. They ask the agent to run quick_event_engagement_audit. The agent pulls data from multiple sources—sessions, speakers, and attendees—and delivers a single, cohesive report summary, saving hours of manual data compilation.
Confirming speaker involvement
The planner needs to verify who is speaking at a specific time slot. They run list_event_sessions and then use list_event_speakers with the event ID. The agent confirms the speaker lineup, giving the planner confidence before publishing the final schedule.
Auditing the event scope
The executive wants to know the overall size and scope of the event. They ask the agent to run list_all_events to see every project the company manages, followed by get_eventee_account_metadata to check the platform's overall capacity.
The Tradeoffs
Manual dashboard clicking
Jumping between the 'Attendees' tab, the 'Schedules' tab, and the 'Sponsors' tab in the Eventee portal to gather three data points.
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Instead, tell your agent to run quick_event_engagement_audit. This single command pulls the necessary data from sessions, speakers, and attendees and gives you a summary.
Using partial lists
Only running list_event_speakers and forgetting to check the list_event_sessions tool, missing out on which sessions the speakers actually presented in.
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Always chain the calls. First, run list_event_sessions to get the run-order, then use the session IDs to guide your calls to list_event_speakers for context.
Ignoring event status
Assuming an event is active and running, but not checking list_currently_active_events first, wasting time trying to pull data for a past or future date.
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Always verify the status first. Run list_currently_active_events to ensure your target event is actually happening right now.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if you need a unified, real-time snapshot of event data. Specifically, if your task requires combining who is speaking, when they are speaking, who is attending, and what the audience is asking. Don't use it if you only need to check basic account limits; use get_eventee_account_metadata for that. If you are only building a simple schedule calendar, list_event_sessions is enough. But if you need the whole context—the people, the sponsors, the questions, and the schedule—you need the full suite of Eventee tools.
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The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 10 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Trying to piece together event data from multiple dashboards is a nightmare.
Today, gathering a full event status means logging into the Eventee portal. You click to the 'Attendees' tab, copy a list of names. Then you switch to 'Schedules' and copy the session IDs. You might open a third tab for 'Sponsors' just to get a logo and name. It's a dozen clicks and half an hour of copy-pasting just to build one summary spreadsheet.
With the Eventee MCP Server, you tell your AI agent to build the summary. It runs the necessary tools (`quick_event_engagement_audit`, `list_event_registered_attendees`, etc.) and returns the data clean. You get the final report, not the messy raw files.
Eventee MCP Server: Pull event data instantly.
You no longer need to manually check if an event is active. Instead, your agent calls `list_currently_active_events` to confirm the date range. Then, it runs `list_event_sessions` to get the day's schedule, and `list_event_audience_questions` to see what people are asking right now.
The difference is automation. You don't check the status; you ask the agent, and it tells you exactly what's going on, right now. That's the whole point.
Common Questions About Eventee MCP
How do I use the list_event_sessions tool with the Eventee MCP Server? +
You run list_event_sessions and provide the event ID. This returns all scheduled sessions, including the session titles, start times, and end times for that event.
What does list_event_audience_questions do? +
The list_event_audience_questions tool retrieves every question submitted by attendees for a specific event. It's useful for gauging interest and follow-up material planning.
Can I use quick_event_engagement_audit to get everything? +
Yes. quick_event_engagement_audit is designed to give a high-level summary that pulls together data on sessions, speakers, and attendees in one go.
Do I need list_all_events before listing sessions? +
It's better. First, use list_all_events to get the correct event ID, then run list_event_sessions using that ID. This prevents errors.
How do I use `list_event_speakers` to check speaker details for a specific event? +
You pass the event ID to list_event_speakers. This tool returns a list of speakers, including their names, bios, and unique IDs. You can then use these IDs to reference them in other tools, like when querying session details.
What is the difference between `list_all_events` and `list_currently_active_events`? +
Use list_all_events to see every event managed in your account, regardless of date. list_currently_active_events only identifies events happening right now, helping you focus on real-time operational tasks.
If I need to check partner details, which tool do I use: `list_event_partners_and_sponsors` or `get_eventee_account_metadata`? +
You must use list_event_partners_and_sponsors. The get_eventee_account_metadata tool only retrieves account limits and general settings, not specific event sponsor data.
How can I manage attendee lists using `list_event_registered_attendees`? +
The tool provides a list of all registered attendees for a specific event. The data includes names, registration status, and sometimes group affiliations. You use this list to verify attendance or track participation.
How do I get an Eventee API Key? +
Log in to your Eventee dashboard, navigate to Administration > API, and you can generate or retrieve your unique API Key from there. API access may be restricted to certain plans.
Can the agent manage live polls? +
This integration currently focuses on listing and auditing events, sessions, and questions. Managing live polls or reacting to real-time interactions should be handled via the Eventee mobile app or administration console.
Does the integration show attendee details? +
Yes, you can use the list_event_registered_attendees tool to retrieve names and basic registration metadata for all participants of a specific event.
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