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Session Attendance Tracking

Keep session attendance connected to the attendee who entered the event.

Domplatta sessions continue from the shared People domain. Attendance actions can stay tied to the attendee, the session and the event instead of becoming another disconnected spreadsheet.

Same People domainSession attendance uses the event attendee context.
Operational accessSession scanners can be routed directly to the tool they need.
Event historyAttendance remains part of the attendee’s event record.
Downstream useSession participation can support reporting and learning workflows.
A session is part of the event operation

Attendance should not create a new attendee universe.

01.01

Session context

Connect the attendance action to the configured session.

01.02

Attendee identity

Use the same attendee domain already available to the event.

01.03

Operational role

Give session staff only the scanner/session workflow required.

01.04

Attendance record

Keep participation available for authorized downstream use.

Continue after the live session

Attendance data can remain useful after the room closes.

02.01

Reporting

Review participation alongside other event activity.

02.02

Learning

Where enabled, connect sessions to learning or on-demand workflows.

02.03

Certificates

Where configured, attendance can contribute to certification logic rather than requiring manual reconciliation.

FAQ

Practical questions.

Do session staff need the full event portal?

No. Session-scanner staff can be routed directly to the operational surface required for their assignment.

Is session attendance separate from People?

No. The intended model keeps attendance connected to the event attendee domain.

Can session participation be used after the event?

Yes. Depending on enabled modules, attendance can feed reporting, learning and certification workflows.

Built around your event setup

Show us how your event needs to operate.

We can review attendee flow, access, onsite operating points, badges, organizations, sessions, reporting and integrations around the modules you actually need.