Proving attendance
It is not enough that people were there: there has to be a verifiable record.
- Certificate issued once the event ends
- Code anyone can verify, including third parties
- Attendance recorded at check-in
Solutions
Conferences, training paths, internal conventions: the scale changes, but the constraints change more. You need verifiable certificates, several people working at once, capacity limits that hold, and the ability to prove afterwards who actually attended and for how long.
Built for people who have to report results to someone else.
The three requirements that separate a conference from a concert.
It is not enough that people were there: there has to be a verifiable record.
A structured event is not run by one person from their own laptop.
At the end somebody will ask for numbers, and they have to come without manual reconstruction.
The standard setup covers most cases. Past that threshold you are in custom territory, and that is a conversation rather than a switch.
User limit configurable per plan
Dedicated configurations for complex cases
White label solutions for resellers
Integrations with existing systems, full branding, internal approval flows or reselling the service: these are projects to be designed, not switched on from a panel.
The obligation to account for it. Attendance to prove, certificates to issue, data to hand over to whoever funded or accredited the training path.
On structured cases, half an hour spent understanding the constraints beats any free trial.