Virtual Event and Webinar Engagement
Add challenges, learning activities and rewards to your webinar or virtual event program.
Explore this use case →Event and fan engagement
Bring registration, check-in, activities, fan participation and follow-up into one connected engagement program.
Fill the room before doors open
Send pre-event challenges and registration rewards, so more registrants actually show up on event day.
Keep attendees active all day
Boost session attendance by rewarding check-ins, booth visits, and networking with points on a live leaderboard.
Turn attendees into repeat visitors
Reward participation with prizes and perks to bring attendees back for your next event next year.
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Guide attendees through sessions, networking, exhibits, and other event activities through conference gamification. Show individual or team progress in a conference leaderboard so participants always know what they can do next.

Reward attendees after an approved event or session check-in instead of treating registration as proof they attended. With event attendance incentives, you can encourage arrival, session participation, and return attendance.

Run a conference scavenger hunt, knowledge challenge, or session activity that gives attendees clear reasons to explore the agenda. Add conference session gamification when you want to reinforce learning or gather feedback after a session.

Connect sponsor booths, demos, meetings, or content activities to trackable attendee actions. Sponsors can see completed interactions instead of relying only on general event traffic.

Offer rewards for completed conference activities, repeat attendance, or qualified referrals. An event referral program can give attendees a tracked way to invite a colleague while keeping reward rules clear.

Send relevant recaps, feedback requests, next-event invitations, and follow-up activities based on what each attendee joined. Executive roundtable programs can use a separate follow-up journey for smaller, high-value sessions.

Report sessions attended, sponsor activities completed, networking participation, and other verified event actions. Give sponsors and internal teams a clear recap without treating registration totals as engagement.

Work with NextBee on event engagement strategy, conference challenges, sponsor activities, reward rules, and launch support. User conference teams can also plan engagement around adoption, community, and post-event follow-up.

Bring registration and attendance events from Cvent, Bizzabo, Whova, or your existing event stack into challenges and reporting. Virtual and hybrid sessions can contribute to the same attendee profile.

Our event engagement platform shows attendees booths, demos, education sessions, and other activities worth visiting. A shared progress view gives attendees a reason to explore more of the show floor.

Use badge, QR, or registration data to confirm attendance before you award points or other benefits. Track day-one arrival, multi-day returns, and event check-in rewards separately from registration.

Run a trade show passport program that sends attendees to selected exhibitors and activities. Add booth games, scavenger hunts, or exhibitor bingo to make each stop more engaging.

With our experiential marketing software, you can host demos, branded games, sample activities, and opt-in lead capture. Give exhibitors a clear record of the interactions tied to their activation.

Offer a reward after an attendee completes the passport, attends a demo, or returns for another conversation. Keep reward qualification tied to the specific activity you want to encourage.

Send post-event content and next-event invitations based on booths visited, activities completed, or topics selected. Give sales and marketing teams more context than a simple attendee list.

Compare booth visits, qualified leads, meetings, and follow-up activity by show. Send opt-in engagement context to your CRM so teams can review trade show ROI alongside later sales activity.

Work with NextBee on passports, booth games, exhibitor activities, reward rules, and operating guides. Use managed event engagement when your team wants support through setup and launch.

Bring badge or registration scans into event activities and send approved lead context to your CRM. Keep registration, lead management, and engagement connected without replacing your event stack.

Our sports fan engagement platform connects game-day activities, mobile participation, sponsor experiences, and ongoing fan programs. Give known fans one place to see their progress and participation.

Use approved ticket or venue scans to confirm arrival, then invite fans into points, challenges, or eligible rewards. Track early arrivals and repeat attendance without replacing your ticketing system.

Run live fan trivia, free-to-play prediction games, section challenges, and crowd engagement games during natural breaks in play. Keep prediction experiences focused on entertainment with no wagering.

Connect sponsor brands to QR activities, product trials, halftime moments, or in-game promotions. Track completed sponsor actions separately from general attendance.

Build a fan loyalty program that rewards attendance, app activity, sponsor tasks, referrals, and other approved participation. Let fans use earned value for merchandise, experiences, access, or other fan rewards.

Off-season fan engagement tools help you design content, challenges, member activities, and renewal journeys. Bring season ticket renewal incentives forward when you want to reconnect before the renewal deadline.

Compare sponsor completions, attendance, reward use, and fan activity by game or campaign. A fan advisory board can add direct supporter feedback before you plan the next season.

Our experts work with you to suggest game-day activities, sponsor tasks, fan rewards, off-season programs, and operating guides. Compare fan engagement platforms against your actual program needs when you are evaluating a new setup.

Bring ticket purchases and attendance events into fan engagement using approved ticketing feeds. Support Ticketmaster, SeatGeek, custom fan apps, and CRM workflows where the required integration is available.

Bring students, alumni, families, and supporters into the program
Create one participation experience for college athletics or school sports while keeping audience groups separate. Give students, alumni, parents, and fans relevant activities instead of treating everyone as the same ticket buyer.
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Use approved ticket, student, or venue check-ins to confirm attendance before awarding points or other benefits. Set different rules for student sections, alumni, families, and district events.

Run live trivia, section challenges, school-spirit activities, and free-to-play predictions during games. Use opt-in leaderboards when visible competition fits the audience.

Give sponsors student challenges, concession activities, QR tasks, or campus-week experiences. Report completed activities back to the sponsor by game or program.

Create separate earning rules for students, alumni, families, and other supporters. Offer school athletics fan rewards, event referrals, and approved fan experiences from one program.

Use watch parties, content, rivalry-week challenges, early ticket prompts, and off-season activities to keep fans involved. Create separate journeys for students, alumni, and families when their needs differ.

Break attendance, sponsor activities, rewards, and challenge participation down by students, alumni, families, or donors. Give athletics and advancement teams the views they need without duplicating every report.

Work with athletics, student organizations, alumni teams, and sponsors on event engagement ideas and operating guides. Give local teams clear instructions for recurring game-day activities.

Bring approved ticket scans and campus sign-ins into participation rules, then write relevant activity to your CRM or advancement system. Keep student and donor systems as the source of record.

Guide attendees through stages, artists, food, sponsor areas, and other festival activities with a mobile participation experience. Save progress across multi-day events so attendees can continue where they left off.

Use ticket, wristband, or approved check-in data to confirm attendance by day. Reward a return visit or selected check-in only after the system receives a qualifying attendance event.

Run scavenger hunts, crowd games, photo tasks, and shared challenges across festival areas. Use the activity to guide attendees toward stages, sponsor locations, or experiences they may otherwise miss.

Give sponsors product trials, photo activities, challenges, or other trackable experiences instead of relying only on signage. Record completed sponsor actions by event, day, or location.

Offer festival rewards for completed activities, multi-day attendance, or selected engagement goals. Add a refer-a-friend event journey or ticket ambassador program when fans help bring new attendees.

Send photos, recordings, artist updates, presale invitations, and next-event prompts based on verified participation. Use the quiet months to reconnect with attendees who already showed interest.

Compare area visits, challenge completions, sponsor tasks, and reward activity across the event. Give sponsors a recap based on completed actions rather than broad crowd estimates.

Work with NextBee on site activities, sponsor experiences, reward rules, ambassador tasks, and pre-event testing. Event ambassadors and street teams can receive clear promotion and referral tasks through the same program.

Bring approved ticket or wristband events into participation rules and send sponsor opt-ins to the appropriate marketing systems. Keep access control with the system already responsible for entry.

Create a fairground digital passport that guides visitors through barns, stages, exhibits, vendors, and family activities. Give families visible progress without making them plan the entire visit themselves.

Reward approved second-day visits, featured-area check-ins, or other qualifying attendance. Use gate or event check-ins to confirm the visit before awarding the benefit.

Run a scavenger hunt with sponsor stops, quizzes, and simple family challenges across the fairgrounds. Give participants a shared finish they can complete during their visit.

Connect brands to stages, barns, exhibits, or family activities and record qualifying participation. Sponsors can see the activity tied to their own experience.

Offer a reward, next-year preview, or other benefit after visitors complete selected activities. Keep family rewards simple enough for seasonal staff to explain.

Send next-year dates, exhibitor updates, volunteer opportunities, and other relevant news to volunteers who opted in. Use completed activities to shape which follow-up they receive.

Compare visits, passport completions, and sponsor activities across the run of the fair. Give boards and sponsors clear program counts from the same reporting source.

Work with NextBee on passport design, sponsor stops, reward rules, and operating guides before opening day. Keep instructions clear enough for seasonal teams and volunteers.

Bring approved gate scans and online entry events into the engagement program. Send opted-in visitor and sponsor activity to your email or CRM systems.

Guide attendees through galleries, objects, special exhibitions, and family activities with museum visitor engagement. Give each visitor a private progress view instead of forcing public competition.

Use membership or timed-entry data to recognize qualifying visits, first returns after a lapse, or selected exhibition attendance. Give visitors a next activity after check-in without changing your admission system.

Create object hunts, family quizzes, and school-group challenges tied to exhibition content. Give educators or families a simple way to see what the group completed.

Connect a sponsor to an exhibition trail, family activity, learning challenge, or membership prompt. Report the completed activities tied to that exhibition rather than general museum attendance.

Recognize exhibition completions, member visits, late hours, and selected participation with points or approved benefits. Give members reward choices that fit the museum experience.

Send exhibition invitations, lecture notices, member late-night prompts, or other relevant follow-up based on previous visits. Use real participation to make the next invitation more useful.

Report gallery activity, exhibition completion, member visits, education-group participation, and sponsor activities. Keep visitor reporting focused on program participation rather than public rankings.

Work with NextBee on hunts, member prompts, reward rules, sponsor activities, and gallery staff guides. Keep the experience aligned with education and membership goals.

Use approved membership and entry events to confirm visits and update participation. Write relevant engagement activity back to the member system where appropriate.

Use performing arts audience engagement to connect subscribers and single-ticket buyers with pre-show content, selected activities, and post-show follow-up. Give patrons relevant experiences without competing with the performance itself.

Track verified attendance and recognize visits to new series, special performances, or other selected events. Use attendance incentives to encourage participation without changing the box-office system.

Run a short lobby hunt, composer quiz, trivia activity, or family challenge before the house opens. End activities before the performance so engagement supports the experience instead of distracting from it.

Connect sponsors to pre-show activities, talkbacks, educational moments, or selected audience experiences. Track opt-in participation separately for the sponsor recap.

Reward attendance milestones, referrals, or selected engagement with approved patron benefits, experiences, or catalog choices. Keep subscriber benefits aligned with your existing membership and box-office rules.

Send artist notes, event content, renewal reminders, and relevant next-show invitations based on the patron relationship. Use season ticket holder retention journeys before the renewal window closes.

Compare attendance, series completion, subscriber activity, sponsor participation, and reward use. Give patron and partnership teams a shared view of program engagement.

Work with NextBee on pre-show activities, subscriber prompts, sponsor moments, fan club concepts, and operating guides. Align each activity with the season calendar and front-of-house workflow.

Bring approved ticket and subscriber data into reward and participation rules, then return relevant activity to your patron or CRM system. Keep ticket commerce with your existing box-office platform.

With a theme park and zoo visitor engagement solution, you can guide guests through lands, exhibits, shows, seasonal events, and other attractions. Show progress in the app guests already use.

Use approved gate or pass data to recognize a visit, a same-season return, or another qualifying attendance milestone. Keep access control and ticketing in the existing park systems.

Create digital passports, scavenger hunts, exhibit quizzes, and family goals across the property. Use activity locations to encourage discovery without interrupting normal guest flow.

Connect sponsor brands to trail stops, product samples, family activities, or selected seasonal experiences. Report completed activities separately from general gate attendance.

Reward qualifying visits, hunt completions, or seasonal participation with merchandise, experiences, or in-park benefits. Keep reward choices connected to the guest relationship.

Invite visitors to a new land, seasonal event, special exhibition, or pass-renewal opportunity based on previous participation. Use the latest visit as context for the next message.

Measure hunts, area visits, repeat attendance, and sponsor activities across guest segments. Give marketing teams clear program data without replacing park analytics.

Work with NextBee on digital passports, hunts, sponsor stops, reward rules, and phased rollout. Give park teams clear operating guides before each seasonal program begins.

Bring approved gate, pass, and attraction events into challenges or reward rules. Show participation in your park app while keeping POS and access systems responsible for their existing functions.

Use a family entertainment center loyalty program to connect attractions, parties, camps, and weekday activities. Give parents a simple view of participation and progress across the family account.

Use approved check-in data to recognize return visits, featured-attraction participation, or other attendance goals. Separate one-time party guests from regular visitors when you set reward rules.

Run scavenger hunts, party challenges, camp activities, and team games with a clear shared goal. Give staff a simple experience they can start without complicated setup.

Connect sponsors to hunt stops, camps, party activities, or other guest experiences. Record opt-ins and completions tied to the specific sponsor activity.

Reward visits, activities, referrals, and selected milestones through a family-friendly program. Use parent-managed membership when children participate in a kids fan club or similar program.

Promote camps, weekday offers, parties, seasonal events, or new attractions based on previous participation. Segment follow-up by visit type instead of sending the same message to everyone.

Compare return attendance, hunt completion, reward use, and sponsor activity across locations or guest groups. Use the data to improve the next program rather than relying only on total admissions.

Work with NextBee on visit paths, family challenges, rewards, sponsor activities, and short operating guides. Keep the program practical for weekend teams and seasonal staff.

Bring approved visit, waiver, booking, or membership events into engagement rules. Send opted-in family activity to your existing email or CRM systems.

Use esports fan engagement to connect arena guests and stream viewers through one participation program. Keep live attendance and remote participation distinct while giving both audiences relevant activities.

Use approved arena check-ins for in-person attendance and confirmed session events for remote participation. Set different earning rules so stream reach does not get mistaken for venue attendance.

Run free-to-play predictions, live fan trivia, team challenges, and event-day hunts. Time questions and activities to the match while keeping prediction mechanics free of wagering.

Connect sponsor brands to predictions, trials, booth tasks, or digital challenges and track completions by match. Give partners separate views of live and remote activity when needed.

Award qualifying match attendance, predictions, community activity, referrals, or content participation toward fan rewards. A fan club platform can give members an ongoing home for those benefits.

Use off-season fan engagement for watch challenges, roster content, community activities, and return-event invitations. Reconnect inactive supporters with a fan reactivation program before the next major event.

Compare attendance, confirmed viewing, sponsor completions, reward use, and fan activity by match or team. Give partners a clearer picture of how each audience participated.

Work with NextBee on fan activities, sponsor moments, prediction rules, rewards, and testing before the program goes live. Keep live and digital experiences connected without forcing them to use identical mechanics.

Bring approved venue scans and stream sign-ins into the fan profile, then send sponsor opt-ins or participation data to your existing systems. Support second-screen engagement without replacing the streaming platform.

Use an event engagement platform for concerts, games, shows, and hosted events while keeping each event’s activities separate. Build reusable program rules without forcing every tenant to run the same experience.

Use approved entry scans to confirm attendance and trigger event check-in rewards or repeat-visit benefits. Keep access decisions with your existing ticketing and venue systems.

Run crowd games, hunts, section challenges, or interactive activities when the event format supports them. Set start and stop times so the experience fits the show.

Run sponsor tasks across selected games, concerts, or hosted events and report participation by show. Give each partner activity its own qualification rules.

Give fans or guests credit for selected events, participation, referrals, or member activities. Use a white label fan app when the venue supports multiple teams, tenants, or event brands.

Recommend upcoming events based on previous attendance, interests, or participation. Use dark dates and quieter periods for relevant follow-up instead of letting the relationship end at the exit.

Report attendance, repeat visits, sponsor completions, reward use, and activity completion by event or tenant. Give venue teams one program view while preserving show-level detail.

Work with NextBee on shared rules, sponsor kits, show-day guides, and tenant-specific activities. Compare event engagement app alternatives against your actual venue requirements before choosing a platform.

Bring entry and ticket events into attendance, reward, and fan engagement rules, then send relevant participation to your CRM. Connect a custom fan engagement app to the same approved event data.
Use registration and check-in events to guide attendees toward the sessions or activities that fit them. Keep participation status available to the team coordinating the event experience.
Make your event worth joining and remembering. We help you connect quizzes, scavenger hunts and team challenges with clear rules and recognition for completed activities.
Invite attendees to shared-interest activities and introductions that fit the event. Use opt-in participation and clear follow-up choices to make a conversation easier to start and continue.
Give sponsors a defined participation journey, from a booth activity to an approved follow-up. Track completed interactions and qualified responses so sponsorship review has more context than impressions.
Use completed activities and stated interests to shape follow-up invitations. Share useful resources, continue a challenge or invite feedback while keeping each contact tied to a clear next step.
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Bring your program rules and business context. Shape a playbook with your team, then put agents to work preparing campaigns, useful assets and your next growth opportunity.
Lifetime Engagement prepares promotional assets. Opportunity Miner finds new program opportunities. Data Wrangler checks connected data. Tribe Leader Support equips your advocates.
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How do you promote an event engagement platform to attendees?
Promote an event engagement platform to attendees in stages: a pre-event invitation tied to registration, a check-in prompt for the first action, short in-session nudges, a reward confirmation and a repeat-event welcome back. The Event Marketing Manager owns the calendar, caps message frequency and tracks the share of attendees completing at least one action.
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What terms should an Event Marketing Manager know for an event engagement platform?
Event engagement platform vocabulary spans program design, mechanics, rewards and finance, consent, data and metrics. An Event Marketing Manager should know terms such as attendee activation rate, booth scan, lead retrieval, breakage, reward liability and cost per engaged attendee, each defined here with its formula or the decision it informs.
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How do you add an event engagement platform to event check-in?
Check-in is the best first moment for an event engagement platform because every attendee passes through it holding a phone or badge. Ask for one action, such as activating the digital pass, reward it with an experience rather than a discount, and route the attendee toward a sponsor zone to lift sponsor and exhibitor interactions per attendee.
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What features should event engagement platform software have?
Must-have event engagement platform features are fast booth and venue scanning, a no-code challenge and rules builder, an experience-friendly reward catalog, registration and CRM integration, duplicate-scan controls, and A/B testing with cost per engaged attendee reporting. Score each feature 1, 3 or 5 against a weighted rubric and verify it in a scripted demo.
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What is an event engagement platform?
An event engagement platform is software that prompts attendees to complete actions such as check-in, session polls, booth scans and challenges, verifies each action, and rewards or recognizes it, then routes the data to CRM for follow-up. Event and experiential marketing teams use it to raise participation and lower cost per engaged attendee.
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What should we add after an event app to increase actions completed per attendee?
Add an event engagement platform when your event app is downloaded but attendees stop at the agenda. The platform adds verified actions, such as attendee onboarding challenges, booth and concourse scans and sponsor quests, with rewards, so actions completed per attendee rise. Reuse registration identity and reward budget, and prove lift with a holdout.
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How do I move from paper passports and raffle tickets to an event engagement platform?
Move from paper passports to an event engagement platform in five phases: audit the current passport, configure digital booth scans and sponsor quests, launch at one flagship event with a paper fallback, connect post-session follow-up, then retire paper. Launch and follow-up take longest because exhibitors and sponsor reporting must change together.
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What does running an event engagement platform look like in practice?
Running an event engagement platform in practice means a Head of Events making a few early calls: how attendees check in, which rewards to offer, when follow-up fires and how to template the program for the next events. This example scenario walks through those decisions and how each shapes post-event follow-up conversion rate.
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What is the difference between an event engagement platform and a sports fan engagement platform?
The main difference is scope: an event engagement platform drives verified actions inside a bounded event, from attendee check-in to post-session follow-up, while a sports fan engagement platform keeps a known fan base active across a season. Choose by whether cost per engaged attendee is judged per event or across the season.
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How do you migrate an event engagement platform to a new provider?
Migrating an event engagement platform takes nine steps: inventory what moves, map attendee data, reconcile point balances with finance, rebuild and simulate rules, reissue QR and booth codes, run in parallel on one event, tell returning attendees, cut over, then verify that actions completed per attendee are counted the same way.
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Do we need an event engagement platform, and are we ready to run one?
You likely need an event engagement platform when booth and venue scans never reach follow-up, sponsors ask for proof you cannot produce, and post-event follow-up conversion rate is unknown or flat across your event series. Readiness rests on four factors: a unique attendee ID, a named reward budget owner, a follow-up agreement with sales or ticket sales, and team capacity to run the program beyond the pilot.
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What compliance rules apply to an event engagement platform?
Lawful operation of an event engagement platform rests on program rules, attendee consent and reward approvals settled before launch. What applies depends on whether prizes involve chance, how badge and booth scan data reaches sponsors, and reward value. The Event Marketing Manager stays accountable, with legal, IT and finance approving.
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What systems does an event engagement platform integrate with, and how should check-in data flow between them?
An event engagement platform usually connects to registration or ticketing, check-in and badge or ticket scanning, the event app, CRM and marketing automation, Microsoft Teams for hybrid sessions, ERP for reward and sponsor costs, and SSO. Wire check-in first: it confirms who the attendee is and starts the count of actions completed per attendee that every downstream flow relies on.
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What metrics should an event engagement platform dashboard show each week?
Each week, an event engagement platform dashboard should show sponsor and exhibitor interactions per attendee, the share of attendees completing at least one program action, actions completed per attendee, cost per engaged attendee and repeat attendance across the event series. Add integrity and fulfillment panels so the Experiential Marketing Manager catches inflated scans and reward backlogs before sponsor reports go out.
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How do you prevent fraud and abuse in an event engagement platform?
Fraud in an event engagement platform clusters around first-action rewards, shared session check-in codes, post-session survey and quiz rewards, and exhibitor or staff scans that inflate counts. Fix those first with identity-bound rewards, rotating codes, per-session caps and logged overrides, then tune controls against cost per engaged attendee and attendee friction.
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Who should own an event engagement platform?
Accountability for an event engagement platform usually sits with the Head of Events, with an Event Marketing Manager responsible for day-to-day operation. Sales owns follow-up once a lead is routed, IT approves registration and CRM integration, legal reviews rules and data sharing, and finance approves reward budget and sponsor-funded prizes.








Customer Perspective
If you're looking for a powerful platform to run your loyalty and promotions initiatives, NextBee should be your first choice.
Mary Velosky
Executive Vice President · Eniva Health
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Add challenges, learning activities and rewards to your webinar or virtual event program.
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Explore this use case →Give fans games, challenges and rewards that keep them active between events.
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Explore this use case →Run school and league fan activities with clear audience access and permission rules.
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Head of Strategic Partnerships
Connect selected sessions, booths or activities in a simple journey that helps visitors explore the event.

Client Relations Director
Use a relevant pre-event challenge or question to help attendees prepare for the experience.

Communications Director
Build a sponsor activity around a demonstration, question or discovery task rather than a scan with no purpose.

Customer Experience Lead
Offer a useful follow-up resource or referral invitation tied to the experience attendees actually joined.