For media and conferences
Sponsors, speakers and the run of show.
Dash keeps sponsors, speakers, event pages, publishing, and post-event content moving from inside Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Slack Slack 
@Dash update every active partner hub from the signed deliverables and flag what is missing in #sponsor-ops.
Checking agreements, hub pages, onboarding forms, approved assets, owners, and upcoming deadlines.
Partner hub update posted:
HubSpotAll active hubs reviewed Connected - Updated · Hub pagesCurrent
- Missing · Onboarding itemsFollow up
- Next · Kickoff reviewsScheduled
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Built around the real work
For teams creating the room and the media around it.
Artist and the Machine runs summits, studio days, media partnerships, newsletters, video programming, and an international creative community. That mix is exactly where Dash helps: coordinating the operational detail while the team protects the quality of the ideas and the experience.
Explore Artist and the Machine
Real workflows, rendered in Slack
Three conference workflows you can open and explore.
Every sponsor promise, tracked.
See Dash update partner hubs from signed deliverables, summarize recent calls, surface missing inputs, and prepare follow-ups for approval.
Open interactive demo
One run of show everyone trusts.
See Dash reconcile producer notes, speaker arrivals, room changes, and owners into one current plan.
Open interactive demo
The summit becomes a campaign.
See Dash turn recordings and transcripts into a coordinated newsletter, social, video, and sponsor plan.
Open interactive demoNine ways Dash runs the operational work of an event.
01
Every sold sponsor deliverable gets an owner, a deadline and an approval
Dash reads each signed sponsor agreement, assigns every deliverable an owner, a deadline and an approval step, flags anything at risk of being missed, and assembles proof of fulfillment the sponsor can see after the event.
02
Event pages that stay current
Speaker changes, sponsor logos, session descriptions, story collections, and agenda updates move from approved source material to the live site.
03
Every conversation becomes useful content
Dash turns interviews, session recordings, transcripts, and research into editorial briefs, newsletters, web recaps, social posts, and sponsor summaries in your voice.
04
A complete partner brief before every conversation
Dash turns recent calls, agreements, and team updates into one current brief with the target audience, partnership goals, commitments, open questions, and next steps.
05
Programming research without the tab overload
Dash researches themes, potential speakers, recent work, audience fit, and conflicts, then turns the findings into a decision-ready programming brief.
06
A live run of show everyone can trust
Dash consolidates timing changes, production notes, speaker arrivals, room assignments, and owner updates into one current operating view.
07
A sponsor operating model the whole team can use
Dash reviews the team's working discussion, compares internal and partner needs, and recommends a repeatable hub structure for deliverables, approvals, and reporting.
08
Speaker and vendor logistics handled end to end
Dash tracks speaker contracts, headshots and slide deadlines, vendor agreements, travel details, and last-minute changes, then chases whoever owes the next item before it becomes a show-day problem.
09
The archive becomes an always-on media engine
Dash catalogs sessions, clips, transcripts, speakers, topics, and rights so your team can find, package, and redistribute the best material long after show day.
Dash put me in God mode. In our first month, it took over website updates, design coordination, assistant work, and daily logistics, cutting meaningful operating costs across the business. We move faster, spend less, and I get to stay focused on the creative decisions. It is also fun and genuinely cute.
Dani Van de Sande
Founder, Artist and the Machine
Every event.
Every story.
One teammate.
Give Dash the repetitive work so your team can build the room, shape the conversation, and keep the best ideas moving.