On-site: check-in & badges
Badge design, printing, and moving the queue on event day.
- Check people in at the doorLook someone up by name or email and mark them as arrived.
- Scan QR codes at the doorUse a phone or tablet camera to scan tickets, and switch between checking in and checking out.
- What the check-in messages meanEvery warning the door can show you, what it means, and what to do about it.
- Watch live check-in numbersRead the four live tiles on the Check-in page and know what each one is telling you.
- Design a badge templateCreate a badge at true millimetre size and lay out what goes on it.
- Set badge size, bleed and safe marginPick the stock, set the dimensions in millimetres, and keep your content inside the printable area.
- Add text, QR codes, images and shapes to a badgeThe five element types, what each one does, and how to arrange them.
- Put attendee details on a badge with merge tagsOne template, everyone's name — how merge tags fill in per-attendee details.
- Assign badges to attendee typesDecide which template each kind of attendee gets, and set a default so nobody prints blank.
- Print a test badgeCheck a badge on real stock before you commit to a thousand.
- Print badges in a batchPrint badges for everyone, or for a selected group, ahead of the day.
- Run the badge print kioskScan a ticket and print that person's badge on the spot, optionally checking them in at the same time.
- Build a badge in HTML modeHand-write a badge template when the visual designer cannot express the layout you need.
- Issue certificates of attendanceDesign a certificate, decide who has earned it, and let attendees download it themselves — optionally only after they answer your survey.