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QR codes for events

Guide attendees from registration to follow-up

Use managed QR codes across the event journey, then change what opens as the date, venue, and attendee needs evolve.

Editable destinations, lifecycle controls, and privacy-conscious scan insights

The opportunity

Event information changes after the signs are printed.

Schedules move, rooms change, sessions fill, and post-event resources arrive later. A stable managed QR code lets teams keep physical signage useful through every stage.

01

One code, many stages

Move from registration to check-in, live resources, feedback, and recordings.

02

Fewer information gaps

Update attendee guidance as schedules or locations change.

03

Visible engagement

Understand which placements and time periods attract scans.

Benefits

Practical value for event teams

Each workflow combines a scannable physical touchpoint with a destination your team can manage after launch.

Registration and check-in

Connect invitations, posters, badges, and entrance signs to the current attendee flow.

Live schedule updates

Change the destination when sessions, speakers, or rooms move.

Venue navigation

Link maps, accessibility information, parking, transport, and help resources.

Sponsor and exhibitor value

Create organized campaigns for booths, product pages, offers, and lead destinations.

Timed availability

Use expiration controls for limited registration, private sessions, and temporary offers.

Post-event continuity

Reuse the same printed code for surveys, recordings, resources, and next-event interest.

Recommended workflow

From the first idea to a managed campaign

  1. 1

    Map the attendee journey

    Identify what people need before, during, and after the event.

  2. 2

    Create by placement

    Name and organize codes for invitations, entrances, rooms, booths, and badges.

  3. 3

    Test in venue conditions

    Scan at the intended distance, size, lighting, and mobile network conditions.

  4. 4

    Switch content by stage

    Update managed destinations and monitor activity as the event progresses.

Use-case playbook

Useful places to start

Create a separate managed record for each placement when you need clear ownership or reporting.

Pre-event

Registration, calendar details, travel planning, hotel information, and ticket support.

Arrival

Check-in, venue maps, Wi-Fi access, accessibility guidance, and real-time notices.

Sessions and booths

Speaker resources, product information, contact cards, offers, and feedback.

After the event

Recordings, presentation files, surveys, certificates, and future event registration.

Common questions

Plan the rollout with confidence

Can one event QR code change throughout the event?

Yes. A dynamic QR can point to registration before the event, live resources on the day, and follow-up material afterward.

Can a code expire after a session?

Yes. Set an expiration date or pause the code when access should end.

How should event QR codes be tested?

Test the final export at its real printed size, viewing distance, lighting, and placement on both iPhone and Android.

Build a QR journey for your next event

Start with registration and keep the same printed codes useful through the final follow-up.