Reusable vendor profiles
Keep contact details, category — caterer, DJ, photographer, rentals, security and more — and your working notes on a single record.
The caterer's contact, the DJ's rate, how the rental company likes to be booked — that knowledge shouldn't live in old email threads. Knimblo keeps vendors as reusable records you link to each event.
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A master vendor library holds who they are; each event holds what they're doing for it and what it costs.
Every vendor you work with becomes a profile you never have to rebuild.
Keep contact details, category — caterer, DJ, photographer, rentals, security and more — and your working notes on a single record.
Link a vendor to an event instead of retyping them. Update the profile once and every future booking starts from current information.
After each event your vendor library is richer — the next event starts with vendors you already know and trust.
What a vendor does for this event — and what it costs — lives on the event, not buried in the profile.
Record what each vendor is providing for the event, with the event-specific notes that matter on the day.
Vendor costs attach to the event engagement, so quotes and committed spend stay tied to the event they're for.
Paid vendor costs roll into the event budget automatically — no separate spreadsheet to reconcile.
Vendors aren't a side list — they're part of the same workspace as the checklist, schedule and budget.
Confirmations, deposits and pickups live on the event checklist, so vendor follow-ups never rely on memory.
See which vendors are lined up and which still need attention as the event approaches.
Collaborators on the event see the same vendor lineup, so anyone can answer 'who's doing the flowers?'
No. Vendors live in a master library. You link one to an event and add only the event-specific details and costs.
Common event categories — catering, entertainment, photography, rentals, security and more — plus your own notes for anything else.
Yes. Vendor costs recorded on an event feed the event's budget view, alongside purchases, so projections reflect real commitments.
Vendor management is built for the people who book the same trusted partners event after event.
Vendors are one tab of the event workspace — explore the others.
Put your vendors in one library, link them to every event, and let the costs flow straight into the budget.