What's New at eShow​
New technology for faster check-in, smarter badges, and attendee insight you can use.
We've spent this year building tools that help your event run smoother and tell you more about the people in the room. Here's what's new.
Express Entry
Facial credentialing that gets attendees in the door in seconds.
Check-in is your attendee’s first impression, and it’s full of friction — digging out a phone, searching for a confirmation email, waiting at the desk. Express Entry removes it. Attendees who opt in walk up, and their badge prints. No code to find, no line to sort into.
It’s built around consent: enrollment is always 100% opt-in and easy to undo, and the kiosk still handles QR, barcode, and name lookup for everyone else. If you’ve used TSA’s Touchless ID, you already know the experience — step up, get authenticated, keep moving.
Learn More About Express EntryeShow Kinetic, Fueled by RFID/NFC Technology
A new take on RFID — and the attendee analytics behind it.
If RFID has burned you before — bulky tags, slowdowns at check-in, data you had to decode yourself — this isn’t that. The chip is built into the badge and matched to the attendee as it prints, so there’s no extra step and no slowdown.
On the floor, how attendees move through your event is captured. Because it all runs on one system, that movement connects to what attendees told you at registration, and it comes together in one powerful dashboard, eShow Kinetic — attendee journeys, session attendance and dwell time, booth traffic — that flags what’s worth your attention and provides suggestions of what to try next. You’re deciding on what attendees actually did, not what the few who took your survey said.
Available Q4 2026
Talk to Us About Your EventMulti-Ticket Badge
One badge that carries every ticket an attendee needs.
The Multi-Ticket Badge combines a full-size event credential and a set of perforated, tear-off access tickets in a single printed piece — replacing the separate wristbands and paper tickets usually handed out alongside a badge. It’s built as connected panels of badge stock, perforated so they fold up to the size of a standard badge, with the final panel carrying the tickets. Folded, it clips to a lanyard and wears like any normal credential.
It comes in two formats: a three-stub version for events with up to three gated access points, and a six-stub version for events managing multiple sessions, meals, lounge or VIP access, and other tiered entitlements. Attendees wear one badge throughout the event, and stubs are torn at each entry point — no separate ticket, scanner, or check-in list required for access control. The result is faster entry, streamlined production, and fewer pieces for each attendee to carry and manage. The badge’s rear panels can also carry the schedule, venue maps, WiFi details, and sponsor content, turning each badge into a full-day attendee reference.
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