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We’ve updated the display of in-use partner types in the Service Centre filters, with the in-use types being shown at the top of the list and the unused ones at the bottom and greyed-out. This is similar to the way we display visitor registration types in the Service Centre.
Starting with the current release, when a question is hidden (using the Show question if this answer is selected toggle) and the visitor navigates to the next page, then returns and changes the conditioning answer, answers to hidden questions will be cleared.
You now have the option to enable content translations for Visit Discover. This comes with a series of changes in Visit Create as well.
We’ve extended the options for applying your event branding to both Visit Connect and Visit Discover, aligning with your event’s colour scheme and promoting its identity. For this purpose, new menu item – Theme – has been added to the Design section in Create.
Starting with Release 5.23 we will drop the Spreedly integration.
In Visit Create, all existing Spreedly PSP settings are still visible in the list of PSPs, but no longer accessible and selectable. Historical payment information will be kept.
Release 5.21 also includes back-end improvements, and technical maintenance.
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You can now enable access control rules based on event opening times. Note that you must define the event opening times prior to adding the rule under Event > Setup > Opening Times.
You can now sort the suggestions list based on the time they’ve been added in Create, number of votes, or trending.
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To support the aforementioned integration, we’ve added a new Add component option in the Form and email editors, which enables you to insert Add to Apple Wallet/Add to Google Wallet buttons.
We’ve improved the Public JSON API, thus significantly increasing performance of the “visitors” endpoint.
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We have launched Suggestions board where Visit Create users with the specific permission can enter suggestions for product improvements. You can find it under your user account section.
Registration types that are not in use are now displayed in gray in both Visit Create and Visit Check-in.
We’ve added a new rule condition called Assigned Shop Item.
Starting with Release 5.14, you will no longer have the option to over-rule the preferences of visitors who answered “No” to the system mailing question or unsubscribed from receiving emails. This is valid when selecting more than 10 visitors at a time in the Service Centre.
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We’ve renamed the SPF Diagnostics tab to Email Domain Status, which now includes SPF, DKIM, and DMARC domain validation.
We have launched Visit Status Page where you can access real-time updates on all Visit systems (Register, Create, Connect, Discover, API).
We’ve implemented a series of enhancements across various Meetings features aimed at improving user experience.
The DTCM code in the document editor is now significantly smaller than the Visitor QR code, and we’ve also added a small QR code that enlarges when clicked on for digital badges.
Sponsors not linked to a tier are now also displayed on the sponsors page in Visit Discover. They are displayed underneath other tiers (if defined).
The exhibitor name is now displayed in the Product directory, under each product’s name.
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We’ve introduced a new portfolio feature for organisers (Organisation > Setup > Portfolio), designed to help you categorise events and assign the appropriate responsible staff more efficiently.
We’ve added the option to have nested hierarchy for multi-select checkboxes in Forms. This allows you to set up more complex profile questions with sub-branches.
You now have the option to mass import/export answers to form questions from/into Excel. This saves time and adds flexibility when managing form data.
The Visit JSON API has undergone a comprehensive review and refactoring process, marking its exit from the Beta phase. The create API is located at: https://api.visitcloud.com/create/v2
We’ve added the ability for exhibitors to fetch leads from Visit Connect via API, so they can integrate with their own systems. Permission to use this will be granted based on licences.
We’ve made several improvements based on organiser feedback and our own experience aimed at improving onsite performance.
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Organisers now have the ability to decide how team members can be added: Invite only, Register only, Invite or Register.
New prompt added for users trying to activate a second Visit Connect licence on the same device, for the same event.
We’ve added the option to calibrate Zebra printers from the Check-in interface. This feature is available starting with Check-in 5.6.
A Download performance map button has been added in the DTCM settings tab of Visit Create to facilitate access to the mapping file for support teams. New DTCM Best Practices section is available here.
We have improved overall responsiveness in Visit Create with the main purpose of making the Intelligence sections more mobile-friendly.
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Admins can now delegate any of their registered team members to handle meeting requests, regardless of whether they have the Meetings permission or not.
Tiles in Discover have been renamed for user relevance: Upcoming Activities to What’s On, Personal Calendar to My Calendar, Get to know the event to Event info, and Badge to My Badge.
A new remote print feature has been added to the Service Centre, which allows printing of multiple documents at a time using Check-in.
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The new Visit Connect native app is now available for download from the app stores. It offers the same look and functionalities of our web app, allowing exhibitors to use any of the two versions.
We’ve added a new sponsorship feature which allows you to display tiered (e.g. Platinum, Gold, Silver) event sponsors in the Discover dashboard.
Visit Connect notes, questions & answers, voice memos and photos can now be exposed via the API for organiser access.
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We have reintroduced matchmaking based on labels. You can assign labels to profile, products, answers, shop items, and activities. Exhibitors can label their products, to enhance their visibility and attract the right audience.
We’ve added multiple enhancements both as new features and as UI/UX improvements, to help you create and manage your event agenda more easily.
We’ve redesigned the digital content editor to make it more user-friendly and consistent with the display in both Connect and Discover, and we’ve added a new section called Color palette.
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New Agenda feature, allowing you to define event opening times, on-site activities such as seminars and workshops, and tracks to which you can assign those activities.
Added new directory – Products. New feature – Agenda. Improved UI/UX.
New column added for Visitors – Partner Association. Activities tab renamed – Onsite actions. New Activities tab reporting on signup and attendance of on-site activities.
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We’ve added the option to send emails to registrants added via the API, and made commments added to registrant records available in the API. For the JSON API, notifications will only be triggered by new and modified registrations.
We’ve added the option for VAT numbers to be checked and validated against an official VAT codes data base – vatlayer.
We’ve added the option for organisers to disable the Staff feature for exhibitors, and removed the Delete staff feature to prevent errors in QR codes and data.
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Visit applications have a new look and feel aimed at reflecting our new brand identity and improving user experience. We have also updated the names of all Visit apps to match these changes. test
Our new help centre is https://help.visitcloud.com.
We have added a Rules library on event level which allows users to reuse or share them in different places across Create.
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On-site printing can now be done from multiple printers depending on the rules set.
We now offer picture and identity validation as part of the registration process.
To support even the most complex VAT systems like the Brazilian VAT calculation, we have introduced Tax Classes.
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We’ve added more options for different permissions. Permissions are now grouped into roles. All new accounts created will be Standard.
Permissions are extended and can be assigned 2 different modes.
There are now default roles with default associated permissions that can be amended based on needs.
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Visit is now directly integrated with Stripe. Customers wanting to use Stripe as their payment service provider, no longer need to enable Spreedly to use it.
We’ve added a new rule for access control, which can be used to allow time-based access, regardless of the date. Example: allow access on any day(s) after 9am.
We’ve added the option to link Touchpoints directly in Visit Create (previously only available via the EventBox).
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We have launched Suggestions board where Visit Create users with the specific permission can enter suggestions for product improvements. You can find it under your user account section.
Registration types that are not in use are now displayed in gray in both Visit Create and Visit Check-in.
We’ve added a new rule condition called Assigned Shop Item.