Accessible AI for event planners

Automate event inquiries, vendors, and timelines.

Type your line of work for a version tuned to you — or read on.

Event date and budget intake, venue and vendor questions, timelines, and the questions your team asks all day. DocsHound spins up an AI agent that handles it, on your site or by text.

Event inquiryBudget and quoteVenue questionVendor sourcingTimeline and run-of-showPlanning packageConsultation booking

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No setup call, no credit card, and no AI experience needed.

Your way into AI

The simple way to bring your business into the AI era.

Everyone says you need AI in your business. Nobody tells you how without hiring an engineer, wiring up ten tools, or disappearing down a rabbit hole for six months. DocsHound is the simple way in: you describe what you want in plain English, and it becomes the AI employee that handles it, so you get the upside of AI without the madness.

No engineers to hire. If you can describe the job, you can set it up.
No AI rabbit holes. One friendly tool, not a stack you have to learn.
Up and running in an afternoon. Not a six-month project.

Meet your hounds

What your hounds can do for you

Most event planners start with one of these three.

A hound running a process and sending an email

Automate a process

Turn an inquiry into a qualified, date-checked lead without a week of back-and-forth email.

Inquiry intake — capture the event type, date, guest count, and budget range
Package matching — explain full planning, partial, and day-of coordination and what each covers
Venue and vendor interest — note preferred venues, must-have vendors, and style
Consultation booking — offer discovery-call times and confirm the details
Deposit and contract — outline the retainer and payment schedule, then send the agreement

Every inquiry is qualified, scoped, and scheduled before a planner spends an hour on it.

Serve your customers

Answer the questions couples and clients ask before they book, day or night.

What each planning package includes and where pricing starts
Whether a target budget is realistic for their guest count and date
How venue and vendor sourcing works and whether they can bring their own
Your availability for a given date and how far out you book
The payment schedule, travel for destination events, and your cancellation terms

Clients get honest answers fast, so the right leads move forward and the rest self-select out.

Support your team

Give your coordinators and assistants one place to check instead of pinging the lead planner.

Pull up an event's master timeline, run-of-show, and vendor call times
Vendor network contacts, pricing, and who is confirmed for which event
Venue rules on load-in, noise curfews, and insurance requirements
Payment status and which client deadlines are coming due
How to handle a vendor cancellation, a weather call, or a day-of change

Your coordinators run the day from one source of truth instead of chasing the lead planner.

Run something else the same way every time? Tell us and we’ll point you to the right hound.

Build your first hound

Today a hound can ask, answer, send an email, and create a link. Sheets and Zapier are coming.

Get a running start

Tell us what you want to automate

Tell us what kind of business you run and we will show you what DocsHound can take off your plate first. You can change all of it later.

1 What you do 2 Recommended Hounds

What do you do?

What DocsHound can automate for your business

Based on your business, here is what we would set up first. Each one gathers what you need and takes the next step for you. Create them now or tweak later.

You are all set.

We are putting your Hounds together. Check your inbox for a link to start adding what your business knows.

See it in action

Find your industry

See what DocsHound does for your line of work.

Pick your line of work below for a version tuned to the jobs you run — or just type what you do:

Professional firms

Multi-location & portfolio

Clinics & practices

Retail & local

Simple to set up. Here is what you get.

No project, no jargon. Describe what you want in plain words and your business starts getting this back:

Anyone can set one up

No IT person, no setup project, no training. If you can describe the job, you can build the hound.

Save hours every week

The asking, collecting, and replying you do by hand all day runs itself, so you win the time back.

Open while you sleep

Customers get answered and jobs get booked at 2am, not just nine to five.

One business, a pack of hounds.

You do not run your whole business out of one inbox, so your AI should not either. A Hound handles one job, whether that is a process, a client, or one part of your world, and does it the same way every time.

Put one hound on staff questions, one on each property you manage, one on quotes for the field crew, one per client. Each stays in its lane, so the work stays clean and nothing gets crossed.

For your staff

Answers HR, PTO, and policy questions so the office does not have to.

One per property

Takes maintenance requests and resident questions, and routes them.

One per client

Runs their intake and onboarding, their way, every time.

For the field crew

Answers manual and SOP questions from a phone on the job.

Take one for a walk.

Meet Evergreen Events Co, a planning studio we made up so you can see how this feels. Ask a question, or start an event inquiry.

What this hound handles

a small business

Ask the Hound

Ask me a question, or say you need a quote or a callback and watch me take the details and hand them off.

Start by using it yourself. Share it when you are ready.

Use it yourself

Keep it private and get your own answers first. Nobody else has to know it exists yet.

Give it to your team

Invite employees so the person who used to get asked everything stops being the bottleneck.

Put it on your website

Let customers ask the same questions your staff already answers twenty times a day.

Connect it to your tools

When integrations land, your hound can push what it collects into the software you already use.

What would you put in yours?

Not sure what goes in first? Here is what three very different people would start with.

Joe the Plumber

Quote intake, plus warranty and pricing answers, so every tech in a truck gets a straight answer without calling the office.

Bob the Bookkeeper

One per client, handling new-client intake and answering “how does this one close their books?” before he even opens the file.

Any small business

The stuff that always lives in one person’s head, so the whole team can get an answer on day one instead of waiting for the person who knows.

Your first Hound is free

Put a hound on the busywork.

Pick one job you do over and over, like customer intake, quotes, or the questions your team fields all day, and let your first hound handle it. Set up in minutes, free to start.

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