Event sign-ups called in ten seconds
For organisers of expos, conferences and exhibitions: visitors invited, exhibitors and sponsors qualified, the link on WhatsApp.
One expo sign-up, start to finish.
Two minutes: a visitor called in ten seconds, the passes it will not hold, the registration link on WhatsApp and the exhibitors handed to your team. Sound on.
On every event call, never
- A pass or a stall held
- A registration taken
- A payment
What it asks a visitor
Pick a question. Try the one about passes.
Agent
Hamara event 12 se 14 December ko ho raha hai. Aana chahenge?
Our event runs 12 to 14 December. Would you like to come?
Lead
Haan, dekhte hain.
A sign-up at 11 pm is called at 9 am.
Drag the clock.
Your teamsay 10 am to 7 pm
Calls out9 am to 9 pm
Answers your numberalways
- Visitor enquiryQueued to 9:00 am
- Call to your numberAnswered, team away
Questions organisers ask
Who can it call for an event?
Three kinds of people, each with its own agent: visitors, to invite them and send the registration link; exhibitors, about taking a stall; and sponsors, about the sponsorship tiers. Each call is short and hands the serious ones to your team.
Does it register people or sell passes?
No. It never registers anyone, never holds a pass, a stall or a sponsorship tier, and never takes a payment. Registration happens on your link, and bookings with your team.
What does it say about price?
Only what you wrote, as a starting figure: a pass price per head, a stall size's price, a tier's price. It never totals a group, never discounts, and if entry is free it says free without inventing urgency.
Does it send the registration link?
Yes, when your WhatsApp is connected. A visitor who wants to come gets the link on WhatsApp straight after the call.
See it on your next event.
Twenty minutes, on your own leads and your own questions.