Turn event participation into a connected challenge, progress and reward experience.
Build campaigns and journeys that connect attendee activity to points, achievements, rewards, teams and leaderboards — with a dedicated participant Play experience and control for your event team.
- ✓Check in at Main Entrance100 pts
- ✓Visit a partner booth150 pts
- →Join the AI session200 pts
Design participation as a journey, not a loose list of activities.
Build event-owned campaigns, journeys and challenges, then control scoring, rewards and participant progress from the same Gamification area.
Configure the campaign, lifecycle, audience and campaign presentation.
Use journey and challenge building to organize how participants move through the experience.
Use event interactions, staff validation, networking and other supported actions as challenge inputs.
Campaign templates and presets make repeatable engagement formats easier to launch.
Give attendees a focused event experience for progress, challenges and rewards.
Keep the participant-facing Play experience inside the event, separate from your administration, so attendees can see what to do next and how their progress is changing.
2 of 5 challenges completed
Let participants progress through the configured campaign while you retain the event-scoped score history.
Unlock achievements and digital badges as part of the configured participation model.
Connect progress to rewards, prize eligibility, certificates and diplomas where the campaign calls for them.
Run individual or group competition using teams, group challenges and leaderboards.
Gamification can reinforce the event instead of competing with it.
Challenge design can connect to other Domplatta experiences, including Networking and event participation, while sponsor and client reporting keep engagement outcomes visible.
Use Networking Challenges to encourage attendee discovery and interaction.
Connect campaign activity to sponsor/exhibitor experiences and report engagement outcomes back to stakeholders.
Use the dedicated staff experience when a challenge needs event-team validation or assistance.
Keep the experience measurable and governed.
Review Gamification analytics and campaign performance alongside the wider event picture.
Use dedicated reporting to explain engagement outcomes to relevant event stakeholders.
Keep Gamification privacy and data controls connected to the event's attendee model.
Use purpose-built controls to protect challenge and scoring integrity.
Make participation part of the event story.
Use Gamification to encourage discovery, interaction and progress while keeping activity connected to the same event context.
