- Long wait times to check in at your event
- Using printed spreadsheets that are outdated and don’t reflect last-minute changes
- Poorly managed check-in lines that don’t support different ticket types, leading to confusion and frustration for attendees.
- Delay in check-in since event staff is sorting thur pre-printed badges
- Messy and chaotic registration desks that create a negative first impression.
Almost everyone will make a good first impression, but only a few will make a good lasting impression
Sonya Parker
Making a positive impression on your attendees starts from the moment they arrive at your event. That’s why it’s important to prioritize a smooth and contactless check-in process.
A quick and efficient check-in experience sets the tone for your entire event and creates a positive atmosphere for your attendees.
Gone are the days of using a fussy pen-paper-excel check-in method that only slows down the process.
In 2024, it’s essential to avoid certain aspects of event check-in that can create a negative experience for attendees.