We’ve enhanced Native Integrations to support mapping multiple source fields into a single destination field in Grip. This applies to both multi-choice Custom Fields and special metadata fields like Exhibitor ID that allow multiple values.
We’re thrilled to announce an upcoming enhancement that will empower event organizers to transform how attendees engage with sessions. With our integration of custom fields into Session Recommendations, you’ll have the ability to help tailor session recommendations, ensuring that every participant receives the most relevant and engaging experience possible.
This update makes scheduling more flexible and intuitive. By giving attendees the freedom to manage their time more effectively and allowing organizers to control meeting behaviours at an event level, we’re making it easier than ever to create successful connections.
Introducing Lead Qualification Questions—a new feature designed to elevate how exhibitors capture and qualify leads at your events, creating lasting value with every interaction. This feature empowers exhibitors to go beyond collecting basic contact information, offering them the tools to gather deeper insights about potential leads through customized questions — all within the event app.
We’ve introduced key improvements to chat functionality and notification clarity, ensuring users can communicate effortlessly and stay organized. These updates deliver a streamlined, user-friendly experience for managing conversations and keeping track of important updates.
The ability to communicate effectively with your attendees can make all the difference between an event that simply happens and one that truly resonates. However, as any event organizer knows, not all participants are the same—some are highly engaged, while others may need a little nudge to get involved. To help you address this challenge, we’re excited to introduce our latest feature: Behaviour-based segmentation for messaging.
Enhancement that empowers Event organizers to create more dynamic, tailored and engaging session experiences while maintaining a cohesive event interface.
Search should be seamless for everyone, but users of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese languages face barriers due to the current 3-character minimum search rule. Since a single character in these languages often conveys as much meaning as a whole word in Latin-based languages, this restriction creates unnecessary friction, impacting user experience and accessibility.
Event Organizers now have enhanced flexibility in utilizing personalized URLs within the Grip Web App.
With the integration of VISIT by GES's newer JSON API, we are ensuring our platform remains aligned with industry standards and equipped to support future advancements in managing event data. This update doesn't introduce entirely new functionality, though it enhances how we handle data.