CrowdCompass Events Reviews – Page 2
3/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for CrowdCompass Events for iPhone.
CrowdCompass Events is free iOS app published by CrowdCompass, Inc.
Best event app
justineann14
This app is awesome. I’ve used this as an attendee and as a planner of an event and it’s very intuitive and super helpful for communicating key event information and changes. It created tons of engagement opportunities and took the events to the next level. Support is unrivaled and the app always performs. Highly recommended.
Update issue
Scotty_Y
Just installed latest update and now my event is gone. Tried to reload and it won’t work.
Was hopeful....
erhardt13
Downloaded app prior to event and planned out the event. The morning of the event, my schedule was gone and the app could not even find the event. So disappointed....
Fails to load
Spiff777
Works for a while, then the screen goes blank and nothing happens. You have to delete the app and then reload it. Pain in the butt.
Needed to be reinstalled in the middle of an event
Cincy Will
In the middle of an event, and it can no longer even find my event. I found out that if you uninstall, reinstall and then reregister, it starts working again... pretty poor behaviour for an event manager! There will be lots of lost feedback because people attending classes don’t know this! They just assume it isn’t working any more which makes the association look bad!!!
Looks awesome but...
neg vibe
I signed in through the desktop for the event and created my first schedule. Later I updated the schedule from the desktop but the app would not up date. And you cannot modify your event schedule from within the app.
Great idea needs work
chefmur
Could not keep up allowing credits for education. Kept freezing, disappointing
Impossible to register
Andreiuta
I cannot be the only person whose company blocks all unknown external emails. Which means I can’t register because the conference registration is linked to my work email address only, not to a cellphone number or secondary email address. Apparently no one thought to create an alternate verification method (or at the very least ask whether we received the registration email and, if not, whether it should resend it).