Categories
One vocabulary, shared with event.clinic
Procurevent does not keep its own category list. It sources in the same vocabulary event.clinic uses to describe venues, spaces and products — so a published product is already filed under the category a buyer would source it in.
Why there is no Procurevent taxonomy
The same data is used on both sides. A supplier describes what they do, a buyer describes what they need, and a product carries the category it belongs to. If those three were expressed in different vocabularies, something would have to translate between them — and a translation layer is a thing that drifts quietly while every page still renders.
So there is one list. It is maintained upstream in event.clinic, and Procurevent reads it when this site is built. What Procurevent adds is wording: a handful of the upstream names are internal shorthand, and this site shows a plainer label for them.
Find yours
Which category is your work sourced under?
Describe what you need or what you supply, in your own words, and we will place it. Every answer comes from the live vocabulary, not from a page that has to be kept in step with it.
Tell us what you need or what you supply, and we will tell you which category it is sourced under.
These are the categories recorded in the Procurevent repository from the shared event.clinic vocabulary. The live directory could not be reached when this page was built, so treat them as accurate at time of writing rather than confirmed just now.
Sourcing in one of these categories?
Each category has its own specification shape, document requirements and comparison basis. Tell us which one you buy in and we will show you the request template for it.