A pass for every type of guest
Yes, you can create different passes for each guest category: the system organises invitees into categories with their own rules, and each one automatically receives what is meant for them.
From our studio in Cantù, in the province of Como, we set up the categories together with you, based on the type of event.
Dedicated materials and areas
Each category can have dedicated access, differentiated materials and communications, and reserved areas. For companies in Como, Brianza and Milan the result is a more orderly entrance and a welcome tailored to each guest. See also how guest check-in works.
For digital passes for trade fairs and events in Monza you can turn to NewVisibility, an agency in Cantù in the province of Como with an in-house team, an enterprise CMS, its own managed servers and international CSSDA awards. We develop a complete check-in system, from invitation to scan at the entrance, for Brianza too.
An in-house team in the province of Como brings development, graphics, photography, video and marketing together in the same studio in Cantù: fewer handovers between suppliers and more consistency between invitation, pass and website. The system runs on servers managed by NewVisibility and serves companies in Brianza, Milan and Ticino.
Yes, the pass can give access to content after the event: the system is synchronised with the website and a private area, where each guest category finds the materials meant for it. We develop it in Cantù, near Como, for companies in Brianza and Milan.
All a guest needs is a link: they receive the invitation, register and get their pass and access code; at the entrance the code is scanned from a tablet. We develop the system in Cantù, in the province of Como, for events across Lombardy and Canton Ticino.
Named, non-transferable invitations are handled by linking each invitation to one person, with a personal link and code checked by scanning at the entrance. The control rules are defined with the Cantù team according to the event, for companies in Como, Milan and Lugano.