Indico 3.3.14

Indico is a general-purpose, web-based event management tool for conferences, meetings and lectures, built and used at CERN.

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License
MIT License
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Status
Stable
Type
Web application
Maintenance
Maintained internally
Platforms
Web
Languages
English, German

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Features

  • Hierarchical event content management
  • Call for Abstracts and abstract reviewing
  • Flexible, configurable registration forms
  • Payment system integration
  • Paper reviewing workflow
  • Drag-and-drop timetable management
  • Badge and ticket editor
  • Room booking system
  • Video conferencing integration
  • Plugin-based extensibility

Description

Indico is a general-purpose, fully web-based event management system originally developed at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research. It supports the full lifecycle of conferences, meetings and lectures, from the initial call for abstracts through registration, scheduling, paper reviewing and archival of materials.

Key capabilities include a hierarchical content management system for organizing events of any size, from single meetings to multi-week international conferences; a call for abstracts and abstract reviewing workflow; flexible, configurable registration forms with integration for external payment systems; a paper reviewing workflow for peer-reviewed contributions; a drag-and-drop timetable management interface for scheduling sessions and contributions; a badge and ticket editor for printing participant badges; a powerful room booking system for managing shared meeting spaces; and integration with common video conferencing solutions.

Indico is released under the MIT license and is developed as a community project, with contributions from more than 100 developers, translators and usability specialists worldwide. It is extensible through a plugin system, allowing institutions to adapt it to their own workflows and integrate it with existing infrastructure.

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