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Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?

Event badges serve as an attendee's preliminary introduction to a room full of strangers 

Having an event name badge means you don't have to worry about memorizing names and can focus on having a fruitful conversation instead. 

Color coding event badges for different categories of attendees can help distinguish people with different pass types. It also helps an attendee spot a member of the event organizer's staff or a VIP without any hassle.  

Make sure you use fonts that highlight the most important information and don't clutter the badge to the point that it fails to serve its primary purpose. 

Utilize the back of the event badge by including the agenda or program, customizing it for each attendee depending on what pass type they hold.  

You can even get creative with the lanyards that go hand-in-hand with the event name badges by using recycled material. 

Gone are the days of registration desks filled with alphabetically organized event name badges. Cvent's OnArrival provides attendees with a self-service kiosk that allows them to register, check-in, edit their information and print badges all on their own.  

With OnArrival, you can use wireless scanners to scan barcodes and oversee who attends which session 

You can also track the check-in and check-out times of your attendees  

What type of badge printing system do you currently use for your events? 

How do you manage the distribution of badges to attendees at your events?