LesEntreprisesFrenchy 2026 is based on a hybrid system that alternates between in-person sessions and online broadcasts. For those who cannot attend in person, the remote coverage goes beyond a simple livestream: it utilizes a persistent B2B platform, structured replays, and a schedule of standalone online sessions. Here, we detail the technical mechanisms to master in order to leverage this remote format without losing value compared to on-site participants.
b2match platform and remote B2B meetings after the event
The B2B format of LesEntreprisesFrenchy 2026 relies on b2match as the networking infrastructure. This technical choice has a direct consequence for remote follow-up: the platform remains open after the physical sessions.
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In practice, registered participants can organize additional video meetings with the attending companies, including several days after the official closing. This extension transforms the one-time event into a prolonged networking opportunity.
To take advantage of this, we recommend completing your b2match profile before the event begins: industry sector, partnership goals, availability slots. The matching algorithms prioritize filled-out profiles. An incomplete profile generates fewer meeting suggestions, which mechanically reduces the reach of remote follow-up. We were able to consult the program on Cyber Business, which details the B2B slots still accessible online after the in-person phase.
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- Activate b2match notifications to receive meeting requests in real-time, including outside live sessions
- Set your industry filters to target relevant contacts among all registered companies
- Block post-event slots in your b2match calendar to remain visible for late networking opportunities
Replays and summary page: access plenary sessions without additional registration
The replays of the plenary sessions are made freely accessible on a dedicated page after the event, with no need to create a new account. Info-Entreprises confirms that a summary page centralizes the program, outcomes, and videos of the highlights.
This point deserves attention: at most business events, replays are locked behind a paywall or reserved for premium registrants. Here, access remains open for participants who are already registered. The only condition is to have validated your initial registration, even without attending live.
The post-event page does not just list videos. It structures the content by theme and speaker, allowing direct navigation to a specific session without watching the entire program. For professionals following remotely, this thematic indexing replaces the physical journey between rooms.
Delay in uploading replays
Videos are generally not available in real-time. The delay between recording and publication varies depending on the session format. Plenary sessions filmed in a fixed setup are available more quickly than interactive workshops, which require more extensive editing.
Monitoring the summary page in the days following the event remains the most reliable method. No automatic notification system has been mentioned to alert about the uploading of replays.
100% online sessions: the hybrid schedule of LesEntreprisesFrenchy 2026
Expertise-Entreprise emphasizes that the 2026 edition systematically alternates between in-person formats and fully online sessions. These are not broadcasts of the in-person event: they are sessions designed natively for remote participation, with their own speakers and their own program.
This distinction is fundamental. Following remotely does not mean passively watching what happens on-site. Online sessions have a shorter, more interactive format, often focused on specific sectoral issues that the plenary format in the room does not cover.
Choosing between free online and paid in-person
The business model of LesEntreprisesFrenchy 2026 offers free access to certain online sessions. In-person attendance may involve registration or accreditation fees depending on the participant’s profile. For a company looking to test the format before committing physically, the free online sessions serve as a relevance filter before mobilizing a travel budget.
- Identify in the program the sessions marked “online” to build a coherent remote follow-up agenda
- Check if the online sessions provide access to the same b2match space as the in-person event (which conditions the ability to schedule B2B meetings)
- Compare the content of online and in-person sessions to avoid thematic overlaps
Complete program LesEntreprisesFrenchy 2026: where to consult it and how to leverage it
The complete program is not always published all at once. Organizers proceed in waves, adding sessions and speakers over the weeks leading up to the event. Consulting the program only once is not enough to have a comprehensive view.
The most effective method is to regularly check the official program page and specialized information channels. Updates often concern networking slots, sectoral workshops, and names of speakers confirmed late.
For professionals following multiple business events in parallel, cross-referencing the LesEntreprisesFrenchy program with that of other appointments in the same ecosystem helps identify exclusive sessions. A session whose theme or speaker does not appear anywhere else in the sector calendar deserves to be prioritized in your remote follow-up agenda.
The remote follow-up of LesEntreprisesFrenchy 2026 is based on three technical pillars: the persistence of b2match for B2B, the thematically indexed replays for plenaries, and the natively online sessions for interactivity. Mastering these three channels provides access to nearly all the value of the event without travel constraints.