A check-in point is a door with its own rules — the conference entrance, the gala dinner, breakout room one. Because every scan is kept as its own line in a log, Quick Event can tell you who is in a room right now, who has left again and how long people stayed.
Check-in points
An event rarely has one door. There is the conference entrance, the gala dinner the evening before, the opening reception, and often several breakout rooms. A check-in point is a named door with its own rules, and you can create as many as the event needs.
Each point can allow check-out as well as check-in, which is what makes room occupancy meaningful: thirteen people in breakout room one right now, fifty over the course of the day, thirty-seven of whom have left again. Re-entry does not count the same person twice.
Access can be tied to ticket categories: only holders of the gala ticket get through the gala door, and the guest is told why if they do not. Staff can still admit someone anyway — the override is a deliberate action and it is written into the log with the rest.