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CONGO

CONGO is a Web-based application that helps event managers and meeting planners run small to medium sized events and conventions. It provides pre-registration online services, registrant tracking, report generation, and a full featured badge printing system. CONGO can be used in a hosted environment coupled with an events Web site, as well as at the event for speedy checkins and badging. It has been used to manage events with attendance from 50 to 15,000 registrants.

Tags	Event Management Software
Licenses	Free To Use But Restricted
Operating Systems	Mac OS X Windows Linux
Implementation	HTML Java Struts 2

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Recent releases

2.1.0.6

30 Dec 2011 21:35

Release Notes: A few new reports, some bugfixes to the Merge process, and a critical bugfix affecting email notifications.

2.1.0.5

06 Dec 2011 12:11

Release Notes: This release includes bug fixes for merges, write-in registrations on the public interface, property display tweaks on registrants, and a variety of new internal features.

2.1.0.2

13 Aug 2011 08:27

Release Notes: The 'Link' emails from the public interface were reworked so that future emails are generated via the 'Link-1' template. This template can be edited via the Home->Maintenance->Edit Templates screen.

2.1.0.1

28 Jul 2011 21:58

Release Notes: This release includes a major overhaul of the Coconut administrative interface for CONGO. The UI has been completely redesigned to allow faster navigation and a more up to date look. In addition, many new features have been included in the 2.1 release, including a revamped 'Links' system that allows registrants to register their friends and family, new templates, and better payment systems support.

2.0.3.5

22 Dec 2010 10:03

Release Notes: A discount code mechanism was implemented for registration management. Several interface updates and clarity enhancements were made. A slew of bugs were fixed. Reports were enhanced for better revenue tracking. Some back end module and database upgrades were done.