Space Arrangements
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Space Arrangements
Space Arrangements (Room Layouts) in EventKey refer to the specific way a meeting or event space is configured to accommodate the needs of the client and the type of event being held. These layouts define how tables, chairs, staging, and equipment are arranged within a room to support functions such as conferences, banquets, receptions, or classroom-style meetings. Common layout types include theater, classroom, banquet, U-shape, and boardroom setups. Properly assigning and documenting the space arrangement ensures that the operations and banquet teams can prepare the room accurately according to the client’s expectations and event requirements.
Navigate to Home > Event Administration > Spaces > Space Arrangements | ![]() Spaces > Space Arrangements |
Accessing and Creating Space ArrangementsThe Space Arrangement screen displays a list of all existing space arrangements available for use with an event. To create a new arrangement:
| ![]() Space Arrangement: Add New Button |
Adding a New Space ArrangementWhen the Add Space Arrangement screen appears, follow these steps to create a new room layout:
| ![]() Space Arrangement: Add Space Arrangement ![]() ![]() Space Arrangement: Save Button ![]() Space Arrangement: New Space Added |
🔄 Deactivating a Space ArrangementIf a specific space setup or configuration is no longer in use, you can mark it as inactive. This removes it from active selection options without deleting the historical data. How to Inactivate a Space Arrangement
🔄 Note: The system will automatically save your changes as soon as the toggle is switched. No further action is required. | ![]() Edit Space Arrangement |
🔁 Reactivating a Space Arrangement
The space arrangement is now reactivated and will appear in the main space arrangement listing screen, making it available for use again. | ![]() Space Arrangement: Inactive Listing Screen ![]() Space Arrangement: Inactive Toggle |
🖥️ Where “Space Arrangements” Appears in the User Interface (UI)
There are several locations within EventKey space arrangements will appear both in the UI & Reports. Below are a couple more common examples:

Space Arrangement: Sub Event UI Example

Space Arrangement: BEO








