How to Efficiently Manage Events within Koshof?

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How to Efficiently Manage Events within Koshof?

A Comprehensive Practical Guide from Planning to Closure

Introduction

Successful event management goes beyond just booking a venue and coordinating schedules; it is a comprehensive project that integrates budgeting, procurement, inventory, marketing, sales, operations, and maintenance, all under precise financial and operational control. Koshof provides a unified platform that connects operational and executive units, managing the entire event lifecycle from concept to final report with consistent data, clear permissions, and a well-controlled approval workflow.

What is Event Management in Koshof?

An event in Koshof is a unified operational entity linked to:

  • Planning and Projects: Tasks and responsibilities
  • Finance: Budget, cost items, commitments, invoices, collections
  • Procurement: Bid evaluation, purchase orders, payments
  • Inventory and Logistics: Equipment booking, issuance and returns, batch/serial tracking
  • Sales: Tickets/sponsorships, sales orders, invoicing
  • Maintenance (CMMS): Site assets/equipment, preventive maintenance, equipment servicing, work orders
  • Analytics: Unified dashboards for profitability, attendance, and operations

All of this is managed from a single event record with role-based permissions and full audit trails.

Event Lifecycle within Koshof

Planning and Approval

  • Define the event: name, date, venue, capacity, objectives, and audience
  • Create a cost center/project linked to the event
  • Prepare a budget with line items (venues, hospitality, marketing, security, contingency)
  • Approval workflows for budget and financial limits
  • Outputs: “Preliminary” event + “Approved” budget

Supplier and Procurement Management

  • Classify suppliers (venue, hospitality, AV, security, printing, transport)
  • Automated bid comparison (price, terms, SLA, delivery date)
  • Issue purchase orders linked to budget items and payment schedules
  • Outputs: clear financial commitments, confirmed delivery dates

Sales, Tickets, and Sponsorships

  • Define ticket categories: early bird, regular, groups, partners
  • Activate sales channels: landing page, POS, reseller partners
  • Invoices for sponsorships and electronic payment links for tickets
  • Real-time reports: sales rate, capacity occupancy, collections

Marketing and Registration Management

  • CRM synchronization to convert leads into participants

Logistics and Inventory

  • Book and prepare equipment: stages, screens, cables, giveaways
  • Inventory issuance requests and delivery/receipt records
  • Track batches and serials for sensitive devices and manage post-event returns

Maintenance and Readiness (CMMS)

  • Register assets: venue, generators, sound/lighting systems, alarms
  • Preventive maintenance before/during the event, safety checklists
  • Immediate work orders for faults, recording technician hours and spare parts
  • Outputs: Ready-to-Run readiness report

Event Day Operations

  • Entry points with QR ticket scanning and real-time verification
  • Operations dashboards: attendance, occupancy, faults, task status
  • Incident management: instant work tickets, team notifications, response time tracking

Post-Event: Settlement and Closure

  • Reconcile ticket and sponsorship sales, issue final invoices
  • Bank payment matching
  • Equipment inventory and returns reconciliation
  • Profitability reports by event, channel, and ticket number
  • Document lessons learned and close the cost center