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A seamless welcome.

Check-in, badges and entry for congresses, exhibitions and public events, where thousands of guests arrive in a short window.

Overview

The entrance sets the tone for the day. Arrivals should feel effortless for guests and be fully visible to the organiser, and entry has to keep running even when the network is under strain.

How we work

We run NDACS at every entrance, connected to the registration list. Guests check in at self-service kiosks or staffed counters, badges print on the spot and the organiser sees arrivals live. Each station keeps working on its own if connectivity drops.

What we deliver
  • Self check-in kiosks and staffed counters
  • Name badges printed on arrival
  • Lanyards and badge stock
  • Handheld scanning at the doors
  • Live arrivals dashboard
A delegate at a numbered check-in station while a staff member hands over the freshly printed badge
A delegate at a numbered check-in station while a staff member hands over the freshly printed badge
NDACS · Registration and badges

From QR code to lanyard.

For an international business exhibition we ran the whole arrival: numbered self check-in stations, staffed counters for walk-ins and handheld scanners at the doors, all working from one live guest list.

Guests scan the QR code from their confirmation, NDACS finds them in the list and prints the name badge on the spot. The matching lanyards hang on a rack beside every station, so every delegate leaves the station with badge and lanyard in one stop.

A check-in kiosk with scanner and badge printer, lanyards ready on the rack beside it
A check-in kiosk with scanner and badge printer, lanyards ready on the rack beside it
A row of numbered check-in stations with staff ready for arrivals
A row of numbered check-in stations with staff ready for arrivals
A delegate's badge scanned by hand at the door
A delegate's badge scanned by hand at the door

Moments from across our events

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