Trade show operations, under control
Manage exhibitor applications, square-meter-based pricing, catalog data collection, and invoicing for B2B trade shows.
What you get
What a hall full of exhibitors needs from you
Flexible booth packages
Configure fixed packages, per-square-meter pricing, or modular options. Add extras like electricity, WiFi, or signage as add-ons.
Catalog data collection
Collect logos, company descriptions, product categories, and staff details from exhibitors. Review and approve before publishing.
Exhibitor profiles
Give each exhibitor a public company profile page that visitors can browse before and during the event.
Invoicing
Generate invoices from packages and add-ons. Add custom line items and discounts. Export as PDF.
The trade show lifecycle
Before the show
Sell the floor, stand by stand
Run applications and contracts in one pipeline, then assign stands on the plan itself. Held, booked and open are visible at a glance, so the waitlist call is obvious.
- Open exhibitor applications or send targeted invitations
- Collect applications with package selection and add-ons
- Gather catalog data and approve company profiles
During the show
Everyone counted, nobody queuing
Visitors, exhibitors and crew all scan the same rotating codes. You can see who is in without anyone standing at an entrance with a scanner.
- Exhibitors access floor maps and event details via the app
- Visitors browse exhibitor profiles and navigate the venue
- Communicate with exhibitors through the messaging system
After the show
Bill the floor you sold
Stand fees, packages and extras invoice straight from the booking, in the format each exhibitor needs. Nothing gets retyped.
- Invoice exhibitors for their packages and extras
- Archive event data for future reference
- Clone the event setup for the next edition
Run your trade show with confidence
Replace fragmented tools with one platform that handles exhibitor management from application to invoice.
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