Choose how guests get in, open, a one-time email code, a pre-approved list or an event PIN, then check them in at the door by QR code or name search and print a badge on the spot.
Event registration decides who can see the gallery, and the same setting decides who can get through the door. Open to anyone with the link, a one-time email code, a pre-approved guest list, or an event PIN, whichever suits the event.
Check-in itself runs on a tablet or phone at the entrance: a QR code scan or a name search, nothing separate to install and no barcode scanner to buy.
Staff check guests in by scanning a QR code or searching their name, from a tablet or phone at the door.
Print a badge the moment a guest checks in, straight from the check-in station to the printer at your desk.
The attendee list builds itself as people register and check in, and exports whenever you need it.
Set the event to open access, registration with a one-time code, a pre-approved list, or an event PIN.
Create a station for each entrance or desk. Each gets its own link, and no login is needed for the staff running it.
Pull the attendee list, who registered and who checked in, at any point.
Fill in a short form, and confirm with a one-time code if the organiser has asked for one.
Show the QR code from your confirmation, or give your name at the desk.
Staff print a badge for you on the spot, if the event uses them.
Conferences. Registration, badges and a fast check-in line set the tone for the rest of a conference.
Corporate events. A pre-approved list keeps a corporate event to the people you actually invited.
Exhibitions and trade shows. Multiple check-in stations spread the line at a busy exhibition or trade show entrance.
Charity events. An event PIN or a pre-approved list keeps a charity gala or fundraiser to invited guests only.
See registration and check-in alongside every other tool on the features page, or check pricing for your event size.
Open access for anyone with the link, registration with a one-time email code, a pre-approved guest list, or an event PIN, whichever suits how private the event should be.
Staff scan a guest's QR code or search for their name from a check-in station running on a tablet or phone. There is nothing separate to install.
Yes. A check-in station can print a badge from the browser the moment a guest checks in, straight to the printer at your desk.
Yes. Switch to a pre-approved guest list, and only the addresses you have added can register and see the event.
Yes. Guest list management is built in: the list of who registered and who checked in is available to export at any time.