Venues

A venue in Novex is a saved record of a location where you run events — its address, capacity, type and contact details. Once a venue is in your directory you can reuse it across events instead of re-entering its details each time.

When to use venues

The Venues list with Active and Archived views: three venues, each showing its type, its seated and standing capacity and its total area.

Add a venue whenever you have a location you’ll book more than once, or when you want to track an event’s location formally so it flows into quotations, run sheets and on-site logistics. A venue can be one you own, a hotel ballroom, a convention centre or an outdoor site.

Create a venue

  1. Go to Venues and choose + New venue.
  2. Enter the venue name and select a type (see the table below).
  3. Add the address — city and country support localized geo names.
  4. Record capacity, contact person and any notes (load-in access, parking, AV on-site).
  5. Optionally attach a photo or floor reference image.
  6. Save. The venue now appears in your directory and is selectable when you create or edit an event.

Venue types

A venue's detail page: its type, country and total area, with Edit, Archive and Delete controls, and a Media section holding empty slots for a building photo, a venue logo and ballroom images.

A venue’s page carries its media as well as its numbers. The one above has none uploaded yet, so the three slots invite one from the edit page.

TypeTypical use
HOTELBallrooms, meeting rooms, in-house catering
CONVENTION_CENTERLarge exhibitions and conferences
OUTDOOROpen-air festivals, activations
CORPORATEClient or partner premises
CULTURALMuseums, heritage and arts spaces
GOVERNMENTPublic-sector facilities
STADIUMLarge-scale ticketed events
PRIVATEPrivate estates and residences
OTHERAnything that doesn’t fit above

Availability & booking

Link a venue to an event to mark it as the event’s location. Because each event carries its own dates, you can see which events already point to a given venue and avoid double-booking. Treat the venue record as the source of truth for the location; booking confirmation and contracts are tracked alongside the event.

Tips & limits

  • Archived venues are hidden from the active list but kept for historical events — they aren’t deleted.
  • Keep capacity accurate; it’s the basis for catering headcount and seating planning downstream.
  • The directory list shows your most recent venues; use search if you maintain a large catalogue.

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