Eventtia Launches MCP Server for AI Event Management

Sep 26, 2026
Eventtia launched a native MCP server that lets AI assistants create events, manage attendees, process payments and access live event data.

Eventtia launches a native Model Context Protocol server that connects its event management platform to AI assistants, the company said in a press release. The server requires no code, takes less than five minutes to connect and is included with every Eventtia plan at no extra cost.

The server provides read and write access to events, attendees, sessions, speakers, check in and payments. Teams can use natural language prompts to create events, confirm waitlisted attendees and resend emails.

Eventtia says the server also lets assistants combine event data with CRM, marketing, sales, sponsor management and speaker management tools. It supports MCP compatible assistants including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Cursor.

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