Conference management software to manage calls for papers, talk review & selection, and scheduling & publishing.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Self-Hosted
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Germany
EU



ConfTool is described as 'Web-based conference and event management system for organizing academic conferences, workshops, congresses and seminars. It supports contribution submission and review workflows, conference program scheduling, participant registration, administration, invoicing' and is an website in the office & productivity category. There are six alternatives to ConfTool, not only websites but also apps for a variety of platforms, including Self-Hosted, NGINX, Apache HTTP Server and Debian apps. The best ConfTool alternative is Pretalx, which is both free and Open Source. Other great sites and apps similar to ConfTool are Indico, Sciencesconf, Ex ordo and EasyChair.
Conference management software to manage calls for papers, talk review & selection, and scheduling & publishing.



Indico is a general-purpose event management tool that is web-based and feature-rich. It is extensible through plugins and is an open-source software under the MIT License. It was developed at CERN.




Sciencesconf is a multi-language and configurable platform. It facilitates the management of the different stages of the organization of a conference: from the submission of papers to the edition of the proceedings, through the peer reviewing, the programing, and the management...


Ex Ordo is an award-winning Abstract Management system for research conferences. We cover the entire peer-review workflow (Submission, Review, Acceptance, Registration, Program, and a Conference App) for single- and multi-track conferences.
EasyChair is a web-based conference management platform for organizing academic conferences, workshops and proceedings. It supports paper submission, program committee management, peer review, attendee registration, online payments, conference publishing, calls for papers, slide...




Manages academic conferences from calls for abstracts through decisions and attendance: configurable submissions, single- or double-blind review, ticketing and payments, synced websites and multi-track programs, virtual posters, and an offline mobile app.



