Try a sample purchase and see the QR ticket a guest would present at the door.
How admission works
01 · Buyer
Buy tickets
Choose a quantity, select the inductee you’re attending for, and pay. A successful purchase of 10 tickets creates 10 individually numbered admissions.
02 · Delivery
Receive QR tickets
The buyer chooses a text message or email with a link to open each ticket and its unique QR code.
03 · Buyer
Share with guests
Choose an owned ticket and enter a guest’s email. The guest receives its new QR code. The buyer’s earlier code expires.
04 · Admin
Assign seats
Match each ticket to an available table and seat. The seat stays with that ticket if its holder changes.
05 · Door staff
Scan at entry
Scan the QR code using a phone camera or QR scanner. The door screen displays the assigned seat and marks the guest checked in.
Your tickets
A sample 10-ticket order is ready to try. Purchases, delivery and door scans are simulated.
Share this ticket
Each transfer uses one ticket from the order.
Seating
Open the room diagram to assign or move ticket holders.
Scan at the door
Choose the code presented by the guest.
Result
Select a ticket to get started.
Order ticket list
Ticket
Current holder
Inductee
Assigned seat
Entry status
Attendee lookup
Ticket holder
Attending for
Table group
Payment status
Payment method
Table and seat
Room and inductee setup
Label the table first. Then drag the inductee’s complimentary ticket or another guest’s ticket to an open seat.
Room diagram
Click a table to open its full guest list. Dropping a ticket on a table assigns its first open seat.
Table group
Drop a ticket on a specific open seat, or select a seated guest to move them.
Two check-in lanes for 400 seats
Each volunteer has a scanner and laptop. Each guest sees their assignment on the monitor facing their lane.
Equipment checklist
Quantity
Item
Setup
2
Corded USB 2D QR scanners
One per lane. Example: Zebra DS2208 USB kit. Include the matching USB cable and a stand. Guests can present the ticket on a phone or on paper.
2
Check-in laptops and chargers
One per scanner. Each needs a USB connection for the scanner and an HDMI output or compatible video adapter. Reuse existing laptops if they meet those requirements.
2
24–27 inch HDMI monitors with stands
One per lane, facing the arriving guest. A 1080p screen is sufficient for a large table number, seat number and highlighted table.
2
HDMI cables
One from each laptop to its guest monitor. Add a USB-C-to-HDMI adapter or dock for each laptop that needs one.
2 sets
Station power
One power strip per lane for the laptop and monitor. Confirm outlet locations and cable lengths with the venue.
1
Network connection shared by both lanes
Use venue Ethernet or tested Wi-Fi for live check-in. For wired service, plan two network cables and any laptop Ethernet adapters. A tested mobile hotspot is an optional backup.
40 + 400
Table signs and seat labels
Number tables 1–40 and chairs 1–10 at each table. Match the room diagram so guests can find the exact seat on their screen.
What the guest sees
Use extended display mode. Keep the staff check-in screen on the laptop and put the lane’s guest display full-screen on the monitor. After a valid scan, show Table 12 · Seat 4 in large type and highlight Table 12 on the room diagram. Return to “Ready for next guest” after a short pause. Keep staff controls and the guest list on the laptop.
Optional room overview
For a map visible beyond the check-in desk, use one 43–55 inch HDMI TV, a stable stand, and a separate laptop or HDMI media player showing the numbered floor plan. The two lane monitors handle individual assignments.
Before opening the doors
The sample simulates scanning. Live use requires a shared ticket database, a scan input on each laptop and a guest display paired with its lane. Test a QR on paper and a phone, a seat change, and the same QR at both lanes. Only the first valid scan should admit the guest.
Demo purchase
Order confirmation
At the door, show one QR code per guest. An admin can assign seats before arrival.
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Banquet admission · Demo
Class of 2027 · Banquet attendance
One record per ticket. Check-in marks a guest as attended. For group orders, each additional ticket keeps its own guest record.
Event
Ticket
Name
Email
Mobile
Attendance
Future updates
Check-in
Payment
Update an attendee’s contact or mailing preference