Event networking app · Analytics for organizersYour event ends when the doors close. The deals it creates don't.

Make Booked55 the official networking app for your event. Attendees scan business cards when they meet. You get a live report showing who met whom, which sponsors generated real leads, and the meetings and pipeline your event produced in the 90 days after.

How we protect attendees' contacts
Event report · 30 days afterIllustrative sample
Pipeline created by attendees
$1.4M
2,840
cards scanned
214
meetings booked
38
deals won
Connections by hour, 8 am to 8 pm Peaks

Built forConferencesTrade showsBusiness meetupsChamber and association eventsFounder and investor nightsIndustry mixers

The gap in every event recap

Today you can report attendance and a survey score. Your sponsors want to know what they got.

Booked55 is a CRM with event tracking built in, so the story continues after the event. Every card scanned becomes a contact that gets followed up, and we can show you the outcome in aggregate.

What your recap can't say today
  1. 01Badge scanners stop at the scan.
  2. 02Surveys measure how people felt, not what happened.
  3. 03Nobody can tell you how many meetings, deals or partnerships your event actually started.

Booked55 answers the question everyone asks after the lights go down: what did this event actually produce?

How it works

Four steps, zero extra work for you

  1. 01

    Set up your event

    We create your event in Booked55 and give you a join link and QR code for your emails, badges and signage.

  2. 02

    Attendees scan cards

    One tap scans a business card or badge. Contacts are enriched automatically and tagged to your event.

  3. 03

    Follow-ups happen

    Booked55 reminds each attendee who to follow up with, so conversations turn into meetings instead of forgotten cards.

  4. 04

    You get the report

    Live on event day, then updated at 30, 60 and 90 days with meetings, pipeline and sponsor results.

The organizer report

What you'll see after your event

Sample event · 420 attendees · illustrative numbers

cards scanned at the event
2,840
of attendees made at least one connection
88%
connections per attendee on average
6.8
of connections followed up within 48 hours
64%
meetings booked within 30 days
214
pipeline created within 30 days
$1.4M

When people actually networked

Cards scanned per hour on event day

60
140
70
180
420
210
90
330
120
260
610
350
8a9a10a11a12p1p2p3p4p5p6p7p
Cards scanned Peak hours (400+ scans)

Insight.Lunch and the evening reception drove over a third of all connections. The 2 pm session block had the fewest, a good candidate for a structured networking slot next year.

From handshake to closed deal

Tracked in Booked55 for 90 days after the event

  1. Cards scanned2,840
  2. Followed up within 48h1,82064%
  3. Got a reply69024%
  4. Meetings booked2148%
  5. Deals won (90 days)381%

Insight.The steepest drop is between follow-up and reply. A reminder from you or an intro from a sponsor at that point is what turns handshakes into meetings.

Who met whom

Connections between attendee groups. Darker means more.

Connections between attendee groups. Rows and columns are the same groups.
FoundersSalesServicesInvestorsOther
Founders1203104204890
Sales310802601270
Services42026015020110
Investors4812201018
Other90701101860
FewerMore connections

Insight.Founders met service providers far more than investors. A hosted founder and investor session could close that gap.

Who actually showed up

Attendee mix by industry, enriched from scanned cards

  • Tech and SaaS31%
  • Recruitment18%
  • Marketing agencies16%
  • Professional services14%
  • Insurance and finance11%
  • Other10%
46%
Director level or above
31%
First-time attendees
Headline for your website
“Attendees booked 214 meetings and created $1.4M in pipeline within 30 days.”

The line your next sponsor deck opens with, measured rather than estimated.

Sponsor ROI

The report that makes sponsorship renewals easy. Each sponsor also gets their own version.

SponsorLeads scannedQualifiedFollowed up in 48hMeetings booked
Sponsor A18612263%31
Sponsor B1428045%17
Sponsor C977196%22
Sponsor D643030%4

Insight.Sponsor C had fewer scans than Sponsor A but followed up almost every lead, and it shows in their meetings booked. That's a story you can share with every sponsor.

What the report answers

Six questions every organizer gets asked

Did people really network?
The report shows scans per attendee, how many people connected at all, and who left without meeting anyone.
Did the right people meet?
It maps connections across roles and industries, so you can see whether buyers met sellers and where the gaps are.
Was it worth it for sponsors?
Each sponsor's leads, lead quality, follow-up speed and meetings. The easiest renewal conversation you will have.
What happened after the event?
Follow-ups, replies, meetings, pipeline and deals won, reported at 30, 60 and 90 days.
Who actually showed up?
Industry, seniority and company size enriched from real business cards, which is more accurate than registration forms.
What should we change next time?
Hour-by-hour networking activity shows which sessions, breaks and receptions worked.

Want the long version? How to measure the networking ROI of an event

Privacy by design

You see the patterns. Attendees keep their contacts.

Every attendee's contacts and deals belong to them. Organizers only ever see aggregated numbers, so attendees can network freely and trust the app you recommended.

  • Organizers see aggregated numbers only, never individual contact lists or deal values.
  • Any breakdown covering fewer than 5 people is hidden.
  • Attendees opt in to sharing anonymous stats when they join your event.
  • Sponsors only see the leads they scanned themselves.
  • Built for Canadian privacy (PIPEDA) and anti-spam (CASL) rules, with data encrypted at rest.

Make Booked55 the official networking app at your next event

We'll set up your event in Booked55, help you onboard attendees and sponsors, and walk you through the report after the event.

Report figures on this page are an illustrative sample, not from a real event.