Jifflenow is a B2B meeting automation and scheduling platform for trade shows, conferences, and corporate events, now part of Cvent (acquired 2021) as Cvent Jifflenow. It lets sales and event teams request, approve, and confirm meetings before attendees arrive on the show floor, with automated routing and notifications, a unified calendar that combines customer meetings and internal staff activities, on-site mobile check-in and no-show tracking, and reporting dashboards that tie meeting volume and outcomes back to pipeline. It integrates with Salesforce (native CRM sync of accounts, opportunities, campaigns, and leads), Outlook, and iCapture badge scanning. The standalone jifflenow.com now redirects to Cvent, but the Jifflenow REST API remains live and publicly documented on the acquirer's developer portal at developers.cvent.com under its legacy-API section: roughly twenty JSON operations over events, meetings, sessions, meeting types, users, calendar blocks, event topics, badge-scan ingestion, and shared meeting links, served from a per-tenant https://.jifflenow.com/api host and secured with OAuth 2.0 client credentials. No OpenAPI, SDK, webhook surface, or agent surface is published for it.
Jifflenow publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Automation, Event, Meetings, and Scheduling.
Jifflenow’s developer surface includes documentation, API reference, getting-started guide, support, pricing, authentication, sandbox, and 18 more developer resources.
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The Jifflenow REST API exposes the meeting-automation core of Cvent Jifflenow as JSON over HTTPS. Documented modules cover user management (list users, push users into an event,...
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