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Integration — Event Website / Event Experience

Audiobly × ASP

Your ASP site holds the sessions, speakers and exhibitors. Audiobly turns what was actually said in those sessions into write-ups, quotes and highlights, and hands them back ready to publish while people still care.

ASP
ASP
ASP (A S P Ltd)

ASP powers event websites and the attendee-facing experience for exhibitions and conferences: agendas, speaker and exhibitor profiles, visitor registration, content libraries and onsite meeting scheduling.

Visit ASP

Your site has the programme. Audiobly has what happened in it.

An event website works hardest in the weeks before the doors open and goes quiet the day after. The sessions it advertised have just produced the best content your business will publish all year.

What moves between the two

Each platform stays the authority on what it owns. The integration moves what the other one cannot see.

Audiobly
Audiobly
Event intelligence
ASP
ASP
ASP (A S P Ltd)
Audiobly produces
Session summaries
Speaker enrichment
Topic tags
Quotes & highlights
Transcripts & captions
ASP's public API is read-only, so these are delivered to you for publishing rather than written into the site.
ASP sends
Sessions & speakers
Exhibitors & stands
Session-speaker links
Programme structure

What Audiobly adds to ASP

Intelligence from the room, delivered into the system your team already works in.

Session content worth publishing

Summaries, themes and quotable moments from every session — the material that keeps a show site earning attention between editions.

Enriched agenda and exhibitor context

Topic tags and themes drawn from what was actually said, so listings reflect the substance of a session rather than the abstract written months earlier.

Accessible, searchable recordings

Caption tracks and transcripts make session content accessible and findable — and turn a video library into something a visitor can actually navigate.

What ASP adds to Audiobly

Context that makes every piece of analysis sharper and every report better evidenced.

The full show structure

Products, seminars, sessions, speakers and exhibitors arrive already organised, so an event is set up from the source of truth rather than rebuilt by hand.

The meeting graph

Who met whom, when, and whether it happened. This is a genuine engagement signal that nothing else in the stack records.

Declared interest

The exhibitors and sessions a visitor saved are stated interest, not inferred. Set against what they actually attended, it produces a far more defensible view of intent.

Your own topic taxonomy

The category structure your team maintains, applied to sessions, exhibitors and visitors alike — so analysis speaks in your vocabulary instead of a generic one.

Floor space and stand data

Hall, size and stand allocation give exhibitor reporting a cost basis, so value can be expressed as a rate rather than a raw count.

What teams do with it

Event operations
The event builds itself from the site you already published

Fifty sessions, a hundred and twenty speakers, three hundred exhibitors and the relationships between them, imported from ASP. The structure in Audiobly matches the site because it came from the site.

Programming
Know more about a speaker than their own bio says

ASP holds the profile a speaker submitted. Audiobly adds what they actually said, how the room responded, and how often they have appeared across your portfolio. Useful when you are deciding who to invite back.

Commercial
Give exhibitors more than a logo and a stand number

ASP already links exhibitors to sessions. Audiobly adds who was in those sessions and what they engaged with, so an exhibitor package can be priced on audience rather than floor space.

Want to find out more about how Audiobly × ASP can drive audience and content intelligence for your business?

Tell us what you run and what you need out of it. We will show you exactly what this integration would give you.