A shared meeting point used to mean creating a new one for every representative a company sent to your event. Company Booths give each exhibitor one home base, automatically.
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📅 29th September 2026, 1pm CET
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Selling a paid workshop alongside your event ticket used to mean creating it as a second ticket type, then untangling the reporting afterward.
Now it can be sold as an add-on instead: an extra that rides on the ticket a participant already holds, with its own price, its own stock, and the ability to unlock a session or meeting block that's otherwise full.
Every tool that lives outside your company's identity provider is one more password to create, one more account to secure, and one more login for IT to track down by hand.
b2match now supports single sign-on, so your team signs in exactly the way they already do for everything else. Connect your identity provider, and access to b2match is granted, managed, and secured right alongside every other tool your business runs on.
Managing meeting points for exhibitors with multiple representatives just got a lot simpler. With our new Company Booths, you assign one meeting point per company, and every representative automatically meets there. No duplicates, no manual syncing.
Exhibitors can even claim and name their own booth right during registration, so you don't have to set one up for every single company by hand.
Curious to learn more? Click here to discover how Company Booths work.
Ever lost a few minutes clicking through menus to get to the one screen, action, or person you needed? We've all been there and that's why we built Quick Search: one shortcut that puts your entire event at your fingertips.
Just press Cmd+K on Mac, or Ctrl+K on Windows from anywhere in your event, and start typing. Quick Search will help you:
Your recent selections will show up first, so the next thing you need is usually already right there.
It's a small habit that saves real time, especially on busy event days when every minute counts.
Preparing the pages of sponsors and exhibitors before their teams even join is common practice, making sure the most important organizations at your event are immediately recognizable.
Now that preparation goes further. You can upload an organization's logo and files directly in the admin tool, with or without an owner, right in the same form you already use to create or edit it. And once an owner joins, they can still upload or replace anything themselves easily.
A list of attendees is just a list. Smart Matching turns it into a network of relevant connections with organizer-defined criteria, AI-sorting, and natural language search.
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📅 30th July 2026, 1pm CET
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When an attendee has ten tabs open, or saves your event to their phone's home screen, the small icon next to your event's name is doing a lot of quiet work. Until recently, that icon was still b2match's, even on a fully branded event, making a subtle crack in an otherwise polished, white-label experience.
Not anymore. Events with branding can now upload their own favicon in Event Settings → Branding, right below the logo. The favicon shows up everywhere that matters: the browser tab and the mobile home screen icon, whether an attendee is on iOS or Android.
Haven't uploaded one yet? Your event logo automatically steps in as the favicon, no extra work required, so b2match's identity stays off your tab either way. And if you copy an event, the favicon comes along with it, just like your logo already does.
When attendees don't recognise a payment method at checkout, they hesitate. Many fall back on manual bank transfers, or forget to pay entirely, leaving organisers chasing invoices for weeks after the event has wrapped up.
Checkout now offers the payment methods your attendees already use every day, like iDEAL and Bancontact, right alongside card. And Mollie is a fully supported payment provider too, so you're no longer limited to Stripe alone.
Getting data about organizations at your event used to mean opening the participants export and piecing it together yourself. That meant grouping rows by hand, chasing down custom registration fields, and reconciling data across multiple representatives.
The new Organizations Data export does that work for you. One row per organization, with organization details, social links, custom questions and answers, and engagement metrics like profile visits and representative count, pulled together automatically.
Find it in Export → Excel Documents → Organizations Data, ready whenever your sponsorship or partnership team needs it.
