You paid for a booth at a show where you control almost nothing.
Scaniam works at any event where you have a booth, because it needs nothing from the organizer. Your QR code, your survey and your dashboard all stay at your booth.
On Monday, nobody remembers which visitor was a serious buyer.
Read it →No, Scaniam needs nothing from the organizer, and your exhibitor manual covers the show’s rules on giveaways and signage.
Yes, because the two do different jobs: the scanner reads badges, and Scaniam captures and qualifies the leads at your booth.
I am a field marketer. Read the Scaniam Cookbooks at https://scaniam.com/cookbooks/third-party-events and the Scaniam Help Center at https://scaniam.com/kb (a summary for AI tools is at https://scaniam.com/llms.txt). Then explain how I would use this cookbook ("Capture leads at an event someone else runs") at my event: what to bring, what to set up in Scaniam, and what to watch out for. Only describe what those pages say Scaniam does, and say so if something is not covered. If you cannot open links, tell me, and work from this summary: Scaniam works at any event where you have a booth, because it needs nothing from the organizer. Your QR code, your survey and your dashboard all stay at your booth.
The organizer hands you a list of who attended, and you already had it.
On Monday, nobody remembers which visitor was a serious buyer.
You run the registration page, the check-in list, the feedback form and the gift table in four different tools.