Slayte connects seamlessly with leading AMS platforms, accounting tools, and payment gateways—including iMIS, QuickBooks, Stripe, and more. From Single Sign-On to Zoom and Zapier, our integrations streamline operations, simplify access, and ensure data flows effortlessly—so you can focus on delivering exceptional events and member experiences.
Slayte offers a robust, developer-friendly API that gives you full control over your data, workflows, and integrations. Whether syncing with your CRM, building custom portals, or automating processes, our flexible REST API empowers your team to extend Slayte’s capabilities and tailor the platform to your unique needs.
Advice & answers
from the Slayte Team
Yes. Slayte is fully white-labeled to reflect your organization’s brand. You can customize URLs, logos, colors, button labels, email headers, mobile app assets, and even the terminology used throughout the platform (e.g., “abstract” vs. “proposal”). Slayte also allows you to configure how emails are sent including designing and also sending them through your email servers.
Slayte supports a wide range of file types: PDFs, Word docs, PowerPoints, Excel files, MP4 videos, and image formats (PNG, JPG). You can control file formats, required fields, and even include video capture as part of the submission process for posters or presentations.
Yes. Slayte is built to handle concurrent programs with distinct workflows, permissions, and branding. You can run awards, abstracts, grants, speaker submissions, and CE management all at the same time—each with its own timeline and team. Many of our clients manage dozens of active programs in parallel.
Slayte scales with you. Whether you’re growing from 500 to 10,000 attendees, or adding new programs and tracks, the platform remains performant and manageable. Our team will help adjust your license to match your growth.
Yes. Slayte supports collaborative submissions, where multiple users can contribute to a single entry. This is ideal for abstracts, research posters, or panel presentations. You control whether co-submitters can edit, view, or simply be listed on the final submission.