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Create branded forms without code.
Build branded forms in XpoBay's WYSIWYG form builder, attach the right files and consolidate every action—inside XpoBay or anywhere else in your event technology stack—into one automatically personalised checklist.
Create branded forms without code.
Bring internal and external work into one checklist.
Show only what applies to each person.
Forms, reminders and reporting remain connected.
Badges may live in a registration platform. Lead retrieval may sit with a supplier. Furniture, freight, accommodation and venue services may all have their own links and logins. XpoBay gives the user one place to see every requirement and one clear next action.
Every requirement appears in the same organised path, even when the action happens elsewhere.
XpoBay does not need to replace every specialist platform. It replaces the confusion between them.
XpoBay gives organisers a visual form builder for collecting the information an event actually needs—from company profiles and artwork to insurance, staff lists, stand plans and approvals.
Create the experience visually, brand it for the event and decide exactly who should see it.
For Parent Users, XpoBay uses User Types, User Categories, stand details, location and other event context. For Additional Users, it can combine selected Parent User content with content assigned through their Additional User Role. One Parent User may be an exhibitor, speaker and sponsor at the same time; their checklist brings those responsibilities together without duplicate accounts or separate portals.
Everybody works in the same platform. Nobody works through the same irrelevant list.
XpoBay puts the file beside the action that needs it. Venue rules can sit with the stand-plan task, a floor plan can appear inside the relevant form, and a participant-specific contract can be surfaced only to the person it belongs to.
When a participant submits information, XpoBay can use that single action everywhere it matters—without your team updating checklists, reminder lists, website content or reporting by hand.
Profile details and logo received once.
The profile task is marked complete.
Completed users leave the outstanding audience.
Approved profile data can publish through connected feeds.
The Event Dashboard shows the new completion status.
Submit once. No chasing. No duplicate updates. No shadow spreadsheet.
For recurring events, reusable forms can bring forward a participant's most recent matching submission—including uploaded files—so returning users start with what XpoBay already knows.
They review what is still correct, update what has changed and submit. Your process stays consistent while repeat participants avoid entering the same information year after year.
See progress across forms, file tasks and external actions from the Event Dashboard where the process was configured. Identify who has not logged in, what is overdue and which approvals are waiting—without manually reconciling several systems.
Forms collect the information. Files provide the guidance. Checklists connect every requirement—including the work completed elsewhere.
Every participant can see exactly what remains, where to complete it and when it is due.
Participants who have completed the work fall out of reminder audiences while outstanding participants remain visible.
The organiser team sees the status the platform already knows in the Event Dashboard instead of recreating it in Excel.
Clear answers about how XpoBay brings event requirements into one personalised path to completion.
Yes. XpoBay includes a WYSIWYG form builder so organisers can visually create and edit fields, instructions, uploads and page structure without writing code.
Yes. An Other Task can direct the user to another platform in the organiser's technology stack, explain what must be completed there and provide the relevant deadline. The user still sees that requirement alongside every other task in one XpoBay checklist.
Yes. Visibility can be controlled using User Types, User Categories, Additional User Roles and roadshow locations, so each person receives only the forms, files and tasks that apply to them.
The relevant checklist task can update automatically. The user can then leave the outstanding-reminder audience, while organisers see the new completion status without maintaining a separate spreadsheet.
When configured for reuse or auto-completion, a form can bring forward a user's most recent matching submission from an earlier event, reducing repetitive data entry.
Yes. Multiple-entry forms can be used for information such as staff lists, products, vehicles or other repeating records.
Yes. A task can link directly to a file that the user needs to download or review. XpoBay can also provide user-specific documents such as contracts or invoices.
Yes. Where permitted, a non-compulsory task can be marked Complete or Not Required. Compulsory tasks can be configured to require completion.
Replace scattered forms, file links, supplier portals and tracking spreadsheets with one automatically personalised checklist.