CIRCULATEQR
Events & Entertainment

An attendee guide you can update during the conference

To use a QR code at a conference, print it on badges and signs and link it to an attendee guide. CirculateQR's Conference template is an info page with badge pickup and WiFi details, the venue with directions, the day's schedule, links to the full program, slides and a feedback survey, and help desk contacts. If a session moves rooms, edit the schedule and publish; the next scan or reload shows the change.

The problem

Why the printed version falls short

Printed programs are out of date once a session moves

Attendees ask the help desk for the WiFi password all day

Room changes get announced, but not everyone hears them

Slides and handouts are scattered across emails

Paper feedback forms get left on chairs

What you get

Conferences with CirculateQR

Schedule, WiFi with copy buttons, venue and directions, links to the program, slides and feedback survey, and the help desk number on one page.

  • The day's schedule with times and rooms
  • WiFi and badge pickup details with copy buttons
  • Venue address with directions
  • Links to the full program, speaker bios, slides and a survey
  • Help desk contacts with call and email buttons
  • Edit the schedule during the event without reprinting
How it works

How to set it up

  1. Start from the template

    In Studio, open the Conference template and replace the sample summit with your event's name, venue and essentials.
  2. Add the schedule

    List each session with its time, title and room. Add the WiFi details and mark them copyable.
  3. Link everything else

    Add links to the full program, speaker bios, slides and your feedback survey.
  4. Print and update

    Put the code on badges, lanyards and signs. Edit the schedule when anything changes.
Features

Useful extras

Event Registration template

A paid template ($4.99, bought once) for sign-ups with ticket types and session capacity limits. Each registrant gets a QR ticket, checked in at the door with your phone camera. It doesn't take payments.

Lead forms for sponsors

Give each sponsor a form code for their booth. Answers land in that code's Responses and export as CSV.

Question form

Add a short response form to the guide for questions or session interest. Replies go to the code's Responses.

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Compared

CirculateQR vs printed program and signs at the venue

Update during the event

CirculateQR
✓
Printed program
✗
Signs at the venue
△

WiFi password to copy

CirculateQR
✓
Printed program
✗
Signs at the venue
✗

Links to slides and surveys

CirculateQR
✓
Printed program
✗
Signs at the venue
✗

Directions to the venue

CirculateQR
✓
Printed program
△
Signs at the venue
✗

Scan counts

CirculateQR
✓
Printed program
✗
Signs at the venue
✗

Works without a phone

CirculateQR
✗
Printed program
✓
Signs at the venue
✓

✓ yes · ✗ no · △ partly or with extra work

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can attendees get a personal schedule?

No. The guide is one page that everyone sees. For per-person tickets and session sign-ups with capacity limits, use the Event Registration template.

Can sponsors see who visited their booth?

Only people who fill in a form. Give each sponsor a form code; the answers appear in Responses with CSV export. Scans on their own are anonymous.

How soon do schedule changes show up?

After you publish, anyone who scans the code or reloads the page sees the new schedule. The printed code stays the same.

Do attendees need an app?

No. The guide opens in the phone's browser.

What happens on the free plan?

On the free Standard plan, the guide's code stays live for 14 days after you publish it, then pauses. Upgrading reactivates it. Plan around this if the event is more than two weeks after you publish.

Start with the Conference template

The template opens in Studio with starter content filled in. Change the text, pick a design and download. The free plan needs no card.