We’re pleased to introduce a new improvement to the Invisual and Swapcard integration: bookmarked exhibitors are now synchronized in both directions.

With this update, whenever an attendee bookmarks an exhibitor, whether from the embedded Invisual map or directly inside Swapcard, the action is instantly reflected in both systems. This creates a smoother, more consistent experience across the entire event platform.

Here’s how it works:

• Bookmark from Invisual → Visible in Swapcard
  If an attendee marks an exhibitor as a favorite while browsing the Invisual map, the exhibitor immediately appears as bookmarked in their Swapcard profile.
• Bookmark from Swapcard → Visible in Invisual
  The same applies in the other direction. Bookmarking an exhibitor in Swapcard automatically updates the Invisual map view, where the exhibitor now shows as saved.

For organizers, this means fewer discrepancies and a more unified attendee journey. Visitors save time, keep track of exhibitors more easily, and enjoy a seamlessly connected navigation experience throughout the event.

ExpoFP’s wayfinding feature is now available on the web version of the Swapcard Event App, bringing a consistent and convenient navigation experience across devices. Previously limited to mobile, wayfinding can now guide users from one booth to another directly from the event’s web app.

With this update, attendees using an ExpoFP map integrated into a Swapcard event can select a starting booth and a destination booth to view the suggested path. The directions appear clearly on the web map, helping visitors plan their route, discover exhibitors, and move through the show floor with confidence.

For organizers, extending wayfinding to the web improves the overall event experience by ensuring all participants, whether on mobile or desktop, benefit from simple booth-to-booth navigation. This supports smoother traffic flow and encourages stronger attendees engagement.

We’re excited to introduce a powerful update that makes navigating trade shows and exhibitions even easier for attendees.

From now on, when an ExpoFP map is embedded in your Event App, attendees can click directly on an exhibitor’s booth to instantly view the full exhibitor profile, without leaving the map or being redirected.

This integrated profile gives attendees immediate access to all exhibitor details, including:

• Basic information and company description
• Team members present at the event
• Available meeting slots
• Associated items and products
• Sponsored sessions and program participation

By keeping all exhibitor information accessible in one place, the map becomes more than just a navigation tool, it becomes a direct gateway to discovery and engagement.

For organizers, this means smoother onsite experiences, higher visibility for exhibitors, and increased attendee interaction with exhibitor content. Attendees save time, find the right contacts faster, and engage more easily during the event.

You can now change a user’s ticket directly in Studio and the system will automatically check if the promo code used during the initial purchase still applies to the new ticket.

What happens when you change a ticket

• The promo code is verified for the new ticket type.
• If it’s still valid, the discount is applied and the Balance Due is updated automatically.
• If the promo code doesn’t apply, you’ll see a warning message and the code will be removed.

We’ve enhanced the People Export to include key financial data that provides a complete overview of each participant’s transaction.

The new export now includes:

• 💰 Total Cost – The total amount before any discount or promo code was applied.
• 💳 Total Paid – The amount actually paid by the participant after all discounts and promotions.
• 🎟️ Total Discount – The total discount amount applied to the order.
• 🏷️ Promo Code – The specific promo code (if any) used during registration.
• 🧾 Billing Details

How It Works

When exporting People data from the Studio, you’ll now find these additional columns automatically included in your Excel export.
No setup is required simply export your attendee list as usual, and the new fields will be available for analysis and reporting.

As part of the improvements to the attendee profile, we now offer a new way for event organizers to define edition permission of basic profile fields.

By default, all fields stay editable (except the email address). However, event organizers are now able to take the responsibility to select which fields are editable by the users. Inside the Studio, go to Content > People > People Settings > Profile Edition and choose which fields need to be blocked as part of the event management. Careful, the settings are applied across all events within the community. 

These improvements won't only create a more effective event management for the event organizers, they will also end the discrepancies between the Studio and the Event App.

NB: No change on custom fields: organizer can still decide if they can be editable or not by users.

My AI recommendations feature is now live. Previously available on the web, it is now accessible on mobile! This means it provides a seamless experience on your mobile device, accessing all the recommended content for your event in one convenient page. Whether you're looking for sessions, products, people, or exhibitors, our AI-driven recommendations will help you find exactly what you need.

For event organizers, simply add the new "my AI recommendations" view in the event settings to enhance your attendees' experience.

We hope you enjoy this new feature and find it helpful in personalizing your event experience!

Participant data now lives in a single profile that can be edited from both the Event App and the Studio. No more back-and-forth or approval prompts.

Event participants' profiles between the Event App and the Studio are now synced. This highly requested improvement will make managing and attending events even more seamless and efficient. Besides, it includes the ability to translate event participants' first name, last name, job title, company, and biography in multiple languages.

What changed

• Single source of truth: The previous split between a user profile (editable by the participant in the Event App) and a community/event profile (editable by the organizer in the Studio) is gone.
• Edit from either side: Organizers and participants can update the same profile from their respective interfaces. Please note that now organizers can also define which fields are editable by users.
• No validation step: Participants no longer need to accept or decline organizer edits; updates apply immediately because it’s the same profile.

Multi-language fields

Translate key profile fields: first name, last name, job title, company, and biography; into multiple languages and alphabets so attendees can view profiles in their preferred language.

Why it helps

• Consistency: Everyone sees the same, up-to-date information across App and Studio.
• Less friction: Fewer steps for participants and fewer follow-ups for organizers.
• Global-ready: Multilingual profiles make discovery and networking smoother for international audiences.

How it works now

1. Open a participant’s profile in the Event App or the Studio.
2. Edit details and add translations where needed.
3. Saved changes are reflected everywhere because there’s only one profile.

From now on, a notification will be sent to the meeting requester once the meeting has expired to facilitate successful meetings between attendees. Inside the email about meeting activities happening during the event, the expired meetings will also appear. 

The challenges that can arise when coordinating schedules and managing meeting requests are important. That's why a notification has been implemented to streamline the meeting process and improve communication from the meeting requesters.

Now, when a meeting request is sent with an expiration time, the meeting requesters can rest assured that they will be notified once the meeting has expired. This notification will serve as a helpful reminder for meeting requesters and invitees to follow up and confirm the meeting.

That's why this feature also helps to engage the audience and activate attendees' interest in the meeting. By receiving a notification after the meeting has expired, event participants are more likely to remember and prioritize the meeting, leading to a higher attendance rate and more productive meetings.

More precise segmentation for smarter campaigns

You can now target emails to exhibitors, or their members, who have or do not have access to certain premium features. This new targeting option can be combined with existing filters, allowing you to create more refined and powerful campaign audiences.

A powerful lever to drive adoption and sales

This enhancement brings multiple benefits:

• Encourage adoption of premium features already included in certain packages.
• Boost conversions through the Marketplace, now available in the Exhibitor Center, where exhibitors can directly purchase or subscribe to premium features such as Lead Capture or Lead Qualification.

By reaching out specifically to exhibitors who don’t yet have access to certain tools, you can highlight the value of these features and motivate them to upgrade.

A feature with multiple added values

With this new targeting capability, your email campaigns become more relevant and impactful. It helps you better segment your communications, promote premium features, and drive engagement and revenue across your exhibitor community.