Booth Lounge

It is the interactive area inside a virtual booth where attendees can join virtual tables for face-to-face conversations with booth representatives and where exhibitors can run live product demonstrations.

It creates multiple high-intent actions, booth visits, table conversations, questions, chat, live-demo participation, and interest submissions that exhibitors can use to identify and follow up with engaged prospects.

Yes. Attendees can join booth tables to have video conversations with exhibitors and other table participants, subject to the event and booth settings configured by the organizer.

Yes. Screen sharing is available as a live-demo control so exhibitors can walk through products, presentations, or other content during the broadcast.

The booth card shows a live status indicator, an event-feed post goes out when the broadcast begins, and attendees who selected Notify Me on a booth receive a reminder pop-up the moment the demo starts.

Yes. Attendees can still access booth tables while a broadcast is live. Once an attendee joins the live broadcast itself, the tables are not accessible within that viewing state.

Only one exhibitor can run the live demo at a time. Other exhibitors and visitors can continue to interact through chat and booth conversations while the broadcast is running.

Booth broadcasts are not recorded. Teams that need an on-demand asset should plan a separate recording or add an approved video directly to the booth.

Yes. Organizers can hide or disable the live-demo and chat options for a booth from the event dashboard.

Prepare a concise demo flow, assign booth representatives, confirm camera and microphone access, test screen sharing, organize booth resources, define lead follow-up ownership, and give attendees a clear reason to join a table or live demo.