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Exhibitor Portal

Module Required

This feature requires the Exhibition module to be enabled.

The exhibitor portal is your self-service hub for everything related to your event participation. From here you can review your company profile and booth assignment, complete tasks, review package entitlements, manage your public showcase and booth team list, sign contracts, and track leads.

Accessing the Portal

Your event organizer will send you an invitation email with a link to the exhibitor portal. Click the link, create your account (or log in if you already have one), and you'll land on your exhibitor dashboard.

Where to Find It

Invitation email > Exhibitor portal, or Me > Exhibitors

If you manage more than one exhibitor company or event, open Me > Exhibitors and choose the company you want to work on.

Your Dashboard

The dashboard gives you an at-a-glance view of your participation status:

  • Overall completion — a single percentage combining your tasks, checklists, and content acknowledgements.
  • Tasks and checklists — how many you've completed out of the total.
  • Leads — the number of leads captured for your booth.
  • QR code — a scannable code for your exhibitor record.
What They See

Your dashboard focuses on the work still ahead of you: outstanding tasks, checklist items, and content you still need to acknowledge.

Reviewing Your Profile and Booth

Open Info in the sidebar to review your company details — name, description, industry, website, and address — along with your booth assignment and the contacts who have portal access. This page is read-only in the portal.

Core company details are managed by your organizer

You can't edit your company name, logo, description, industry, website, or social links yourself from the portal. If any of these need to change, ask your event organizer to update them. See Exhibitor Info for exactly what appears on this page.

The parts of your public presence you can manage yourself are your Showcase items and your Why Visit reasons (see Exhibitor Content) and your booth Team list (see Team Members).

Example Scenario

If your company is launching a new product at the event, add a demo to your showcase and a reason to visit before the organiser publishes the exhibitor directory — and ask your organizer to refresh your company description and logo if they're out of date.

Connected Feature

Your company profile fields and contact access are managed organizer-side. See Exhibitor Management.

Reviewing Entitlements, Add-ons, and Upgrades

The Entitlements section shows what your package includes and how much you have used. If the organiser has enabled self-service purchases, Add-ons and Upgrade let you buy extra benefits or move to a higher package tier.

See Exhibitor Entitlements and Exhibitor Add-ons and Upgrades.

Reviewing Quotes and Contracts

Quotes arrive by email from the organiser. Contracts where you are a signer appear under Me > My Contracts. Review quote totals, attachments, contract fields, and expiry dates carefully before accepting or signing.

See Exhibitor Contracts and Quotes.

Viewing Your Booth Assignment

The Booth section shows your assigned space on an interactive floor plan. Depending on event settings, you may be able to choose from eligible booths or submit a change request.

See Booths and Change Requests.

Do Not Miss

Confirm your booth location before making operational commitments such as freight delivery, furniture hire, electrical services, or printed signage.

Submitting Compliance Documents

Some events require exhibitors to submit insurance certificates, safety plans, or other compliance documents before move-in.

  1. Go to the Documents section.
  2. Click Upload next to the required document type.
  3. Attach your file and click Submit.

Your organizer reviews submissions and marks them as approved or requests revisions.

warning

Document deadlines are enforced. Late submissions may affect your ability to participate. Check your dashboard for upcoming due dates.

Connected Feature

Compliance documents and organiser requirements may also appear as checklist items or tasks. Check both areas when preparing for the event.

Completing Event Forms

Your organizer may publish forms for additional data collection (electrical requirements, catering orders, badge requests). These appear under Forms in the sidebar. Fill them out and submit before the stated deadline.

Getting Help

If you have questions about your participation, use the AI assistant (available in the bottom-right corner) or contact your event organizer directly through the portal's messaging feature.

Related Workflow

If you are setting up for the first time, follow Getting Started as an Exhibitor.

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