Tired of Remembering Who Stopped By?
Most event interactions are lost after the handshake. With EventScan.Ai, every visitor is a data point—scanned, logged, and categorized.
Never miss a lead. Scan Badges instantly using your phone.
Eventscan.ai makes it easy for any booth rep to check in visitors with a quick scan, no hardware or special setup required.
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Open the app on any mobile device
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Scan QR codes on tickets or badges
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Log visitors instantly as they arrive
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Works offline or in low-connectivity areas
Add notes in real-time while talking to visitors.
Forget post-event guesswork. Reps can jot down interests, product preferences, or key questions immediately after each scan.
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Add notes while or after scanning
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Tag visitors based on services/products
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Link notes to lead stages or funnels
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Improve follow-up with personalized outreach
Know how your stand is performing live.
Get a clear view of scans, interests, and peak times throughout the day. Let your data shape your in-event strategy.
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Monitor total scans and time trends
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View interest breakdown by category
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Filter by team member or funnel
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Export visual reports post-event
Your event data—ready for any CRM.
Download leads, notes, and interest data in clean, standard formats for reporting or importing.
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Export to CSV or Excel in one click
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Include notes, tags, and timestamps
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Easily import into CRMs or spreadsheets
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Use data to build follow-up campaigns
Get Pricing Tailored to Your Event
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