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One code from door to debrief

Attendees scan for the agenda, find their room, keep their ticket handy and leave feedback on the way out — all from the badge and signage you already printed.

  • Live agendas
  • Tickets
  • Venue maps
  • Post-event feedback

Getting started

Ready for doors in three steps

  1. Build the event hub

    Gather the agenda, map, tickets and speaker links behind a single scannable page.

  2. Brand it and print

    Add your event look, then place the code on badges, lanyards, banners and table signs.

  3. Update as the day runs

    Move a session, change a room or add a last-minute speaker — the code always shows the latest.

Why organisers use it

Schedules change — your print shouldn't have to

Agendas that stay live

Reschedule a talk and every attendee sees the update the next time they scan.

Tickets on the phone

Link entry passes and session bookings so nobody hunts for a paper stub.

Feedback while it's fresh

A closing code captures reactions before attendees leave the building.

Around the venue

Where organisers put QR codes

Live agenda

The running order, updated the moment a session moves.

  • Agenda

Tickets and passes

Entry and session bookings straight from the badge.

  • Tickets

Venue maps

Help attendees find rooms, stands and exits fast.

  • Wayfinding

Session feedback

Rate a talk with a scan on the way out.

  • Feedback

Speaker and exhibitor links

Point to slides, profiles and stand offers.

  • Links

Sponsor promotions

Give partners a scannable spot on signage and screens.

  • Sponsors

Event QR code FAQ

Can I change the agenda after badges are printed?

Yes. A dynamic code keeps the same printed pattern, so you can move sessions or rooms all day and attendees always see the current schedule.

Can one code cover the whole event?

It can. Link a hub page with the agenda, map, tickets and feedback, or use separate codes per touchpoint if you prefer.

How do attendees give feedback?

Point a closing code at a feedback form so people rate sessions and share comments from their own phone before they leave.

Will the code still work if venue Wi-Fi is patchy?

Attendees load the page over their own mobile connection, so a busy venue network doesn't block them.

Can I see how many people scanned?

You get scan counts and times per code, useful for measuring turnout and which signage drew the most attention.

Run the whole event from one code

Create an event QR code free and update the schedule right up to doors.