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Adding to favorites

The favoriting feature allows your attendees to select and save exhibitors or products they want to find easily. It helps personalize the visitor experience.

Updated over a week ago

What is it for?

  • Allow visitors to create their own personalized visit path

  • Facilitate post-event contact

  • Provide exhibitors with an indicator of interest for their products or their booth

  • Better analyze user preferences using the integrated statistics

How does it work?

Favoriting is available on all objects of the following types:

  • Exhibitor

  • Exhibitor product

  • Item from a custom collection (e.g.: projects)

A a "star" icon is displayed at the top right of the exhibitor/product card on the relevant website sections.
By clicking it, the attendee adds the item to their favorites.

This action can be performed:

  • from a card list

  • from the detail page of an exhibitor or a product

⚠️ Only logged-in participants can use the feature. It is therefore linked to the personal area or to an active user session.

Configure the available favorite types

Go to Engagement > Favorites (see the tab in the screenshot above) to select the objects on which favoriting is allowed :

  • ✅ Exhibitors

  • ✅ Products

  • ✅ Sessions

Simply check the desired items, then click Save.
Once these options are activated, the feature becomes available on your website, provided the participant is logged into their personal area.

For participants

Each logged-in participant has access to their favorites from their personal area :

  • They can find all the exhibitors, products or projects they have added.

  • They can view them again or remove them from their favorites.

  • Depending on the site configuration, they can get in touch directly from this list.


For exhibitors

Exhibitors can :

  • see how many times their products or their booth have been favorited,

  • identify interested participants, if this data is made visible,

  • adapt their communication or post-event follow-ups using this behavioral data.

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