ExhibitDayv1.0.0

Event marketing teams create and update ExhibitDay events for each trade show, conference, or expo in their annual calendar. They attach booth details, dates, and tags, then pull filtered lists to coordinate logistics across regions.

Field marketing managers create event-specific and general tasks for booth setup, staffing assignments, swag shipping, and lead capture handoffs. They list tasks by assignee or due date to track preparation progress ahead of each show.

Partnerships teams log sponsorship events, update their status after contracts are signed, and query events by workspace or date to forecast spend and ROI. They use task lists to track deliverables owed to sponsors.

Operations analysts pull all events within a date range to build quarterly reports on exhibition activity and costs. They combine list_events filters with per-event lookups to reconcile records before finance reviews.

Sales ops administrators audit old or duplicate events and tasks, then delete outdated entries to keep the ExhibitDay workspace accurate. They confirm each destructive change before removing records tied to archived campaigns.

ExhibitDay charges teams a recurring monthly or annual fee per workspace for event and task management, with tiered features like custom tags and reporting. The AI agent automates routine CRUD work so customers get more value from their seats.

OOMOL monetizes connector calls through credits consumed per action executed, letting teams pay only for the ExhibitDay automation they run. Heavy list/get polling costs more, while occasional writes stay cheap.

Agencies managing trade shows for multiple clients embed this skill to handle ExhibitDay data on behalf of clients without sharing credentials. They bundle event setup, task tracking, and cleanup into a monthly retainer.