Turn the attendee list into a privacy-aware network, meeting and live engagement experience.
Domplatta connects profiles, privacy, connections, meeting availability, matchmaking, Hosted Buyer programmes, live session interaction, gamification and feedback around the same attendee identity.
Participation starts with the attendee's choice.
Networking can remain unavailable until the attendee enables it. Discoverability, contact sharing and meeting interactions follow those preferences instead of assuming every participant wants to be visible.
Attendees decide whether other participants can discover their networking profile.
Contact data stays connected to People while the attendee controls which fields may be shared.
Connection requests can respect the attendee's networking preference instead of bypassing it.
Meeting requests, including exhibitor interactions, follow the networking rules configured for the attendee.
Identity and contact information stay anchored in People. Networking adds discoverability and sharing preferences around that canonical attendee record.
Move from discovery to a real conversation without leaving the event environment.
Let attendees discover relevant people, create connections and use meeting workflows while you keep the experience tied to the same event and access model.
Browse attendees who chose to be visible in networking.
Send and manage connection requests where networking is enabled.
Use attendee or exhibitor meeting workflows where allowed.
Exchange only the contact information the attendee agreed to share.
Turn a useful introduction into a privacy-controlled connection.
Attendees can connect and exchange a live digital business card using only the contact fields they have chosen to share. QR and export views stay consent-aware rather than copying a second contact database.
Find an attendee through the event Networking directory.
Send or accept the connection using the attendee's current privacy settings.
View or scan the digital business card with only approved shared fields.
Return to saved Connections instead of rebuilding contacts from paper badges.
Move from open networking to structured meeting programmes when the event needs it.
Combine attendee interests, matching rules you define, availability and Session conflicts to support recommended meetings and Hosted Buyer/Supplier programmes.
Let participants expose available time and manage requests, acceptance, decline or rescheduling.
Check meeting proposals against Session commitments before a slot is confirmed.
Use attendee interests, profile context and the rules you define to surface useful matches.
Define participation rules, required meeting counts, auto/manual scheduling, no-shows and meeting outcomes.
Hosted Buyer and networking analytics can show requests, completed meetings, no-shows and outcomes without creating a separate meeting database.
Give attendees reasons to participate, explore and return.
Gamification turns selected event actions into challenges and points so engagement can be designed rather than left to chance.
Your position
Challenges completed
Make Sessions participatory without sending attendees into another platform.
Q&A, polls, quizzes and open responses stay attached to the Session and attendee experience, with presenter/moderator controls and post-Session analytics.
Measure how the event felt, not only who checked in.
Add ratings, structured feedback and NPS to attendance and engagement data so you can see what worked and where the experience needs attention.
Event experience
Distribute event, Session, speaker, workshop, sponsor/exhibitor or venue/service feedback from the relevant event context.
Use Anonymous, Identified or Confidential response semantics according to the survey and governance requirement.
Ratings, NPS, structured metrics and bounded text themes feed the event's reporting layer without turning feedback into an isolated form export.
Networking becomes another connected attendee workflow.
Profile information comes from the attendee record already used across registration and onsite operations.
Connections, meetings, challenges and feedback stay attached to the event in which they happen.
Use engagement signals alongside attendance, sessions and other authorized event activity.
When open networking is not enough, turn matching into a managed meeting commitment.
Build buyer and supplier cohorts, approve participants, define required meeting counts and generate schedules that respect attendee availability and Session conflicts.
Connect people, meetings and live participation without compromising attendee choice.
Use one attendee identity for privacy-aware networking, structured meetings, Live Engagement, gamification and feedback.
