Event Registration Software

Scalable event registration software for trade shows and mid-large events

Registration is the first event data source, and everything downstream depends on getting it right. Visit handles multiple attendee types, conditional flows based on rules and custom questions, across multiple languages.

Key features of our event registration software

WYSIWYG form editor

Build forms and see exactly what registrants will see. No coding required.

Registration types

Separate journeys for visitors, exhibitor staff, press, contractors and VIPs.

Rules and conditional logic

Change registration type, emails and documents based on how someone answers.

Multi-language registration

Forms, questions and emails translated together, reusable across your portfolio.

Automated email campaigns

Templates linked to each form, populated with each registrant’s own details.

Integrated badging

Registration vouchers, self-print badges and event badge design from one place.

This is what makes our registration system stand out

1. One event, multiple registration types

An exhibition has visitors, exhibitor staff, press, contractors and VIPs. Registration types give each of them their own form, questions, badge design and emails, set once at organisation level and inherited by every event in your portfolio.

2. Registration in languages your audience registers in

Questions, pages, confirmation emails and your own custom text are translated together, not just the form labels. Translations are held at organisation level, so a language added for one show is ready for the next.

3. Duplicate records monitoring

The same person registering for three of your events should not be three contacts. Visit checks for duplicates at event level or across every event in your organisation, using criteria you define.

4. Vetting before anyone gets a badge

Trade-only events need to know who is coming before they arrive. Registrants can be verified and approved or declined before access is granted.

5. Three data streams into the same database

Most people register through a form. Others arrive by spreadsheet import or over the API from your own systems. However they get in, they are linked to a form, which is what carries their confirmation email, documents and registration type.

See how registration works at your scale

Our team will walk you through how Visit would handle the structure of your event.

Build event registration forms without writing code

Your event registration form is the first thing a visitor sees, and usually the only part of your technology they will ever touch. Visit gives you a WYSIWYG builder, so what you see while editing is exactly what the registrant gets. An event can run as many forms as it needs, each with its own questions, pages and rules, all feeding one visitor database.

Questions that stay usable after the event

Questions that stay usable after the event

System questions cover personal data and map to the fields Visit uses everywhere else, which keeps that data usable in reporting, badges, emails and rules. Custom questions cover demographics and interests. Get the split right at setup and you collect data you can act on rather than data you have to clean.

Journeys that change based on who is registering

A form that asks everyone the same questions collects the wrong data from most of them. Visit uses rules to change what happens mid-journey. A rule has a condition and an action: the condition can test any property of a registration, including answers to your own custom questions, and the action changes what happens next.

One rule, reused wherever you need it

One rule, reused wherever you need it

Someone selects an option identifying themselves as a student rather than a professional. One rule reassigns their registration type, which changes their badge design and how they appear in reporting. The same rule, reused in email settings, sends a different confirmation. Defined once, doing two jobs, because rules are not tied to the place you create them.

From registration to badge

Documents are a property of the registration form, so linking one to a form links it to everyone who registers through it. The most common use is a registration voucher: an A4 document the registrant prints at home, carrying your event branding, their own details, and a scannable code they exchange for a printed badge on arrival.

One design, from confirmation to door

One design, from confirmation to door

The same document designer produces self-print badges, digital on-screen badges and the badges printed at the event itself, so what a visitor sees on their confirmation and what they collect at the door come from one place.

See how registration works at your scale

Our team will walk you through how Visit would handle the structure of your event.

Secure and seamless access control

Ensure your event’s security with advanced event access control features. Visit provides a secure experience for both attendees and organizers.

Precision event access control tools

Precision event access control tools

Control and monitor who enters your event with precision and ease. Event access control tools are integrated to ensure the security of your event while enhancing the attendee experience.

Consent captured at registration, carried everywhere after

Visitors give consent at the point of registration, and that consent travels with the record. When a visitor is scanned at a stand, the exhibitor receives only the fields the visitor agreed to share and that you chose to release.

Data requests you can actually answer

Data requests you can actually answer

Contact records are searchable across every event a visitor has registered for, which is what makes access, rectification and erasure requests manageable rather than a manual hunt through separate systems. Details of our certifications are on our compliance page.

Run the next show from the setup that worked before

An organiser running a series should not rebuild registration for every edition. Visit lets you clone an entire event, carrying across settings, registration types, branding and communications, so the fifth edition starts from the fourth rather than from nothing.

Consistent setup means comparable data

Consistent setup means comparable data

The real benefit is not the time saved. Cloning keeps your event taxonomy consistent across a portfolio, which is what makes reporting comparable from one show to the next. Registration types that mean the same thing every year produce analytics you can actually trend.


Frequently Asked

Questions you'll probably have

Event registration software is the system that collects and manages attendee data before an event. For exhibitions and trade shows it handles multiple attendee types, registration journeys that change based on who is registering, and the visitor data that badging, access control and lead retrieval all depend on.

Yes. Visit includes a WYSIWYG form builder, so you can create and change forms yourself without development work, and preview exactly what registrants will see. An event can run several forms at once for different audience types.

Yes. Registration types separate visitors, exhibitor staff, press, contractors and VIPs, each with their own form, questions, badge design and emails. Rules can also reassign someone mid-journey based on how they answer.

Yes. Forms, questions, pages and confirmation emails can all be translated, and translations can be reused across every event in your portfolio.

Yes. Registrants can be imported from a spreadsheet or pushed in over the API, and they behave exactly like anyone who registered through a form.

Yes. Registration types and translations can be held at organisation level and inherited by every event in the portfolio. Forms can be cloned, carrying their full configuration across.

Ready when you are

Registration for events at scale

Registration decides what data you have for the rest of the event. Talk to our team about how Visit would handle the structure of your show.