Questions, answered properly.

TripPass is an event engagement platform. Attendees scan one QR code at a show and get a searchable version of the whole floor — exhibitors, the products and services they sell, booth locations, seminars and show specials. Exhibitors receive permission-based leads, and organizers see what attendees were looking for.

No. TripPass opens in the phone's web browser from a QR code or a link. There is nothing to install from an app store, and no account for the attendee to create. It can be saved to the home screen so it behaves like an app if they want that.

The event producer or organizer — trade shows, consumer shows, expos and association events. They provide the experience to their attendees and exhibitors, and stay the brand those people see.

No. TripPass is the attendee discovery, engagement and lead layer that sits alongside those systems. Registration, badges, ticket sales, booth sales and invoicing stay where they are.

Not today. The full experience lives in the mobile web, which can do far more than a wallet card. Wallet passes are planned later as a lightweight way to keep the link handy, not as the product itself.

You send your exhibitor list and schedule, usually as a spreadsheet. TripPass builds a branded mobile show guide with exhibitor and product search, booth locations, the seminar schedule, amenities and show offers. Attendees scan a QR code at the door and use it on their own phone.

Visibility to attendees actively searching for what they sell, a profile they can maintain themselves through a private portal, and consent-based leads captured at the booth with a record of who asked for what.

No. They scan a QR code or follow a link and the show guide opens. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

TripPass says so rather than inventing a match, and records the search. After the show you get that list of unmet demand — a recruitment list for next year's floor.

Yes. An event can be cloned with its categories, layout and structure intact, so the second year is a data refresh rather than a rebuild.

An event built from an exhibitor spreadsheet takes a few days, including a review pass where you approve everything before doors open.

TripPass Event is $1,495 per show, with no subscription. QuickStart, the launch service where we build the show from your spreadsheet and floor plan, is $750 one time and is waived for qualifying founding organizers. Livery and passenger transportation plans are listed separately on the RideOS pricing page.

No. Spreadsheet upload needs no development at all. An API and webhooks exist for producers who want to push updates automatically, but they are an option rather than a requirement.

Call Margo on 774-436-2746 at any hour, or submit a support request from the support page. Critical outages and live-event problems are prioritised ahead of general questions.

Yes. There is a permanent demonstration show anyone can open on their phone, and we will build a private preview using your own exhibitor data if you send it to us.

Nothing was removed. TripPass passenger technology is live and supported, and it now powers the passenger experience inside RideOS, the livery reservation, dispatch and operations platform. TripPass itself is the event engagement platform.

Their flight's current status, the terminal and where in it to meet the chauffeur, the operator's specific instructions for that airport, the vehicle and driver once assigned, and live progress as the driver approaches. It updates itself if the flight moves.

No. The passenger experience sits alongside dispatch and reads from it. Dispatching, pricing and billing stay exactly where they are.

On the RideOS pricing page, linked from the passenger technology page and the site footer.