What is a QR ticket and how does it work?+
It's a unique encrypted code that an attendee receives after registering. At the entrance, the organizer scans it with a smartphone or terminal, and the system instantly verifies the ticket's authenticity.
Are tickets protected against copying or forgery?+
Yes. Each QR code is unique. After the first successful scan, the ticket is marked as used in the database, so a copy cannot be used to enter a second time.
Can a QR code be forged?+
Codes are generated by a complex algorithm and tied to a database. Guessing or manually creating a working code is technically impossible.
What equipment is needed to scan tickets?+
Expensive scanners aren't needed. A regular smartphone (iOS or Android) with the RegToEvent app installed is enough. Professional 2D scanners are also supported for large events.
What if the internet goes down at the entrance?+
The app supports offline mode. The attendee list is loaded in advance, the system records entries without a connection, and syncs the data as soon as one appears.
How long does it take to verify one ticket?+
On average, less than 2 seconds. This avoids lines even at events with thousands of attendees.
Can one ticket be used for multiple entries?+
Yes, the ticket settings let you specify the number of allowed entries or set up access by day and section, for example for a two-day forum.
How does an attendee receive their ticket?+
The ticket is automatically sent by email right after registration or payment. It can also be sent via SMS or messengers (WhatsApp, Telegram).
Can the ticket be branded with my logo?+
Of course. You can customize the PDF ticket design: add a logo, event program, directions map, or sponsor ads.
Can a ticket be resent if an attendee loses it?+
Yes, the organizer can resend the ticket from the control panel in one click.
Is it necessary to print the ticket?+
No. It's enough to open the PDF file or ticket image on a smartphone screen and present it for scanning.
Will I see attendance statistics in real time?+
Yes, the dashboard shows a graph of guest arrivals: you'll see how many people have already entered and how many are still expected.