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Stop chasing slides.

You're there to run great events, not to juggle Dropbox, email, and Excel while chasing down late submissions. Submitto is the file-collection workspace that puts your entire submission side on autopilot: collecting, renaming, sorting, and tracking every file for you.

No sales calls, no extra fees. Up and running on your own in 10 minutes.

ConfNow Summit 2026
Jun 4–6, 2026 · Eastern Time · New York
Files
Forms
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Emails
Search by presenter or presentation title
Submitted
3 of 5
Missing
2
Flags
0
Thu, Jun 4
Fri, Jun 5
Sat, Jun 6
Session 1 — Opening Keynotes
9:00–10:302/3
Dana WhitfieldThe Next Decade of Cloud
1/1
Marcus LeeScaling Trust
1/1
Priya AnandDesigning for Calm
0/1
Session 2 — Afternoon Track
1:00–2:001/2
Grace OkaforResilient Systems
1/1
Alan ReyesEdge & Latency
0/1

Last-minute renames. Messy Excel tracking. Forgotten submittals. Gone.

01Document collection

Get your hours back.

When every speaker submits their slides as "final v2.pptx", renaming and re-organizing them becomes a last-minute scramble. With Submitto, document collection runs through one shareable link, and every file arrives through a secure upload, renamed and routed to the right session folder.

02Submission tracking

Never miss another submission.

Submission tracking shows who's submitted and who's missing at a glance, with deadline management built in. No more chasing each late speaker by email. One click sends personalized reminders to all of them.

ConfNow Summit 2026
Jun 4–6, 2026 · Eastern Time · New York
Files
Forms
Links
Emails
Search by presenter or presentation title
Submitted
6 of 10
Missing
4
Flags
0
Thu, Jun 4
Fri, Jun 5
Sat, Jun 6
Session 1 — Opening Keynotes
9:00–10:302/3
Dana WhitfieldThe Next Decade of Cloud
1/1
Marcus LeeScaling Trust
1/1
Priya AnandDesigning for Calm
Missing
Session 2 — Afternoon Track
1:00–2:001/2
Grace OkaforResilient Systems
1/1
Reminder sent to Priya Anand
03Speaker ready room

Make AV your event-day ally.

No more one giant shared folder that nobody can open. Your AV team gets a read-only speaker ready room, files already grouped by session, so the run of show is ready before doors open. They flag issues in real time, well ahead of event day. No more 7am morning-of scrambles.

ConfNow Summit 2026
Jun 4–6, 2026 · Eastern Time · New York
AV · read-only
Search the run-of-show files
Run of show · grouped by session
Keynote · 9:00
TrackA_Chen_OpeningKeynote.pptx
OK
Track A · 11:15
TrackA_Lee_ScalingTrust.pptx
Track B · 11:15
TrackB_Okafor_Resilience.pdf
OK
Keynote · 2:00
TrackA_Webb_ClosingNotes.pptx
OK
Sent to event manager
04Speaker portal setup

Master it in 10 minutes.

Drop any spreadsheet in and the AI builds your roster automatically. Your speaker portal is live in minutes, collecting submissions before your coffee gets cold.

speakers.xlsx
NameEmailSession
Collecting
Received
Received
Missing
Reminder
To: priya.anand@…
Subject: Your slides
We don’t have your deck yet…
Send

Is Submitto right for you?

If any of these sound like your week, yes. Submitto is the speaker management system built for you.

  • Your event budget is $100 to $1,000 per event, not a multi-year enterprise contract.
  • You were opening every deck at the last minute, renaming files by hand just to figure out who sent it.
  • AV keeps asking which version is the final one for the run of show, and you can't always tell them.
  • Your side-Excel and your Dropbox folder disagree about who's submitted.
  • A speaker walked on stage at your last event without their slides.
  • You run trade shows too, and chase exhibitors for logos, insurance certificates, and W9s one email at a time.
  • You want to evaluate a tool yourself, not sit through a discovery call.

Running a conference? See how speaker management works. Running a trade show? See how exhibitor management works.

Try it on your next event.

Submitto is in private beta. Request access and we'll send your setup link as soon as you're approved.

Simple enough to master in 10 minutes.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How is this different from a Dropbox file request or Google Drive?

A Dropbox or Google Drive file request can collect files, but it cannot rename them, cannot sort them by session, and cannot tell you who has not submitted. With Submitto, all three happen automatically against your roster. No side spreadsheet to maintain, no one to chase by hand.

What is the best way to collect files for an event?

One shareable link beats a pile of email attachments, Dropbox folders, and a spreadsheet you update by hand. Files arrive renamed and sorted, tracked against your roster, with reminders for whoever is missing. You set it up in about ten minutes, no sales call.

Do my speakers and exhibitors need an account to submit files?

No. You share one link and they upload their files: a few fields and a drop zone, no login. For trade shows where you do not know who will submit, exhibitors pick their company from a dropdown, so you do not need anyone's email up front.

How long does setup take, and do I have to talk to sales?

About ten minutes, fully self-serve. No sales call, no setup fee. Drop in any spreadsheet you already have, no template required, and the roster builds itself. Then you pick what to collect and share the link.

Can I collect more than just slides?

Yes. One event can collect any file type: slides, speaker bios, headshots, sponsor logos, insurance certificates (COIs), W9s, and floor plans. Each file type gets its own fields, accepted formats, and folder.

What is a run of show?

A run of show is the minute-by-minute plan for an event: who is on stage, in what order, with what slides and AV cues. The files behind it have to be in the right place before doors open. You collect and sort them by session in Submitto, so the run of show is ready before the room fills up.

Does Submitto work for virtual and hybrid events?

Yes. The submission side is the same whether your event is in person, virtual, or hybrid. You collect decks, bios, and headshots through one link, sorted by session, and hand your production or AV team a read-only view. Where people present does not change how you collect their files.

Is file collection secure and private?

Yes. Every file lives in one private, access-controlled workspace, not a shared folder anyone can stumble into. You decide who sees what. Speakers only see their own upload, your AV team gets a read-only link scoped to that one event, and nothing is public unless you share the link.