Entrance signs, help desks, and attendee badges
Event guide
See the current agenda, find your way around, and contact the event team.
- View the agenda
- Venue map
- Registration and check-in
- Event feedback
Events / NFC + QR
Keep the event moving, one tap at a time.
Put the latest agenda, venue map, registration page, and exhibitor resources within reach on signs, badges, and booths.
For conference organizers, venues, exhibitors, and community events.
Page preview
Your event, at a glance
See the current agenda, find your way around, and contact the event team.
- View the agenda
- Venue map
- Registration and check-in
- Event feedback
You choose the web address for each action in Studio.
Place it on
Entrance signs, help desks, and attendee badges
Two ways to put your first tags to work
Exhibitor booths and presentation handouts
Exhibitor resources
Explore our work and choose a time to speak with our team.
- Explore our products
- Book a conversation
- Contact the team
From your workspace to the next tap
Choose your starting point
Select Events during signup. Open Page builder in Studio and choose an industry template.
Make the page yours
Edit the text, add your real web addresses, remove unwanted actions, and preview the result before publishing.
Connect your touchpoints
Choose the published page as an experience destination, then assign the experience to your tags or QR codes in Studio.
Works with the services you use
Registration and check-in link to your event provider. A public tap is not ticket validation, admission control, or proof of attendance.
Give your pilot a measurable goal
Measure agenda usage, registration completions in your event provider, and requests for directions at the help desk.
Before you place your tags
Does someone need the EasyTap app?
Published pages open in a phone browser from a compatible NFC phone or a QR scan. A linked provider may ask the visitor to sign in.
Can I change the page after printing?
Yes. Edit and save the page in Studio. Its public address stays the same. You can also change the experience assigned to a touchpoint.
Which physical tag should I use?
Test the tag on the surface and phones you intend to support. Metal surfaces need tags designed for metal. Add a visible tap label and QR alternative so visitors know how to open the page.