For event organizers
Paste a CSV and every attendee gets a badge and a card page at once. Taps on the day show up as numbers, and afterwards you keep an aggregate report that never shows individuals.
From making the badges to looking back afterwards.
None of it costs organizers a fee.
One CSV gives you a badge and a card page for everyone, down to a sheet ready to print.
How many exchanges happened is kept in the report, ready for looking back when you plan the next event.
The badge becomes the attendee’s own card, so it keeps working after the event. Whether to be listed is the attendee’s choice.
The report shows totals only. It never shows who exchanged with whom.
How many cards were exchanged across the event.
The share of badges handed out that attendees made their own card.
The share of attendees who exchanged at least once.
When exchanges peaked, hour by hour.
Whether people used a QR code, NFC or another way.
Only groups of five or more are shown. Smaller ones are rolled into “Other”.
If the organizer turns “public” on, the same totals also appear on the event’s public page.
The organizer screen has four tabs, Badges, On the day, Report and Exhibitors, and you move through them in that order.
1. Hand out badges
Paste name, company and title (email is optional) and each attendee gets a card page and a QR code, laid out on A4 sheets for printing. The attendee claims it as their own card from the QR. Until then, the card page shows only name, company and title.
When you import, you confirm that attendees have been told about their badges. If you want NFC badges, you can also get a cost estimate.
2. Tap to exchange
Exchanges made from a badge count toward the event. So do exchanges that a participant makes with their own card while joined to the event, from the day before to the day after.
The On the day tab shows exchanges, claimed badges and participants, refreshed every 10 seconds.
3. Report
The Report tab shows exchanges, the claim rate, activity by the hour, the way people exchanged and more. Breakdowns such as by company show only groups of five or more.
Only attendees who choose to be listed appear on the event page with name, company and a link to their card. It starts off for everyone.
4. Exhibitor follow-up
Exhibitors can export their own exchanges per event as a CSV: contact details, consent, time and how they exchanged. Thank-you drafts and automatic follow-ups work just as they always do in Kizunatap.
The contacts an exhibitor collects go only to that exhibitor. They are not passed to the organizer.
A sample event is open to everyone, with sample badges, attendees, exchanges and a public report.
Free for organizers. Exhibitor booth staff use Team seats.
Organizer
Free
No fee for creating events, issuing badges in bulk, or the report.
Exhibitors (Business)
$6.99/ seat / mo
Billed yearly: $4.99 / seat / mo (save 29%), 3-seat minimum
Everyone on the booth can use follow-ups and the lead CSV export for the people they exchange with.
No. They scan the QR on the badge and claim their card in the phone’s browser.
Yes. Name, company and title are enough. Email is optional.
The import asks you to confirm that attendees have been told about their badges. Please let them know before you hand badges out.
No. The organizer screen shows the number of participants and the names of those who chose to be listed, nothing more.
Company, title and industry groups are shown only when there are five or more people. Smaller ones are rolled into “Other”.
They can join the event with a join code. Exchanges they make with their own card while joined count in the report from the day before to the day after the event.
A printed QR sheet is the default. If you want NFC badges, you can get an estimate from the unit price and quantity.
They go only to that exhibitor, who can export them per event as a CSV. They are not passed to the organizer.
Yes. It stays the attendee’s own card page.
All you need is an email address. You can look at the demo event before you make any badges.
