Turn booth visits into decision context.
StackTrack helps you capture trade show conversations while they are still fresh. Save booth notes, business card details, product demos, follow-up promises, and vendor context, then connect each event conversation back to the software or service you are evaluating.
Capture
Booths and business cards
Record
Notes and follow-ups
Connect
Events to evaluations
Show-floor reality
A busy event creates context faster than your team can type it.
Trade shows are full of useful vendor research, but most of it disappears into badge scans, photos, business cards, and half-written notes. By the time everyone is back at the office, the important details are already hard to reconstruct.
StackTrack gives each booth visit a place to land. Capture the company, product, contact, status, notes, open questions, screenshots, and promised follow-up before the next conversation replaces it.
After the event
The value is not the scan. The value is knowing what to do next.
A lead capture app can collect names. StackTrack keeps the reason the conversation mattered: what problem the vendor claimed to solve, which tool it might replace, what integration came up, and who should follow up.
When a booth conversation is tied to your software evaluation workflow, the event becomes part of the buying record instead of a separate pile of event data.
Event capture
Keep the useful parts of every booth conversation.
Booth visits
Company, booth, product, category, visit status, notes, and follow-up priority for each exhibitor conversation.
Contacts
Names, titles, email, phone, LinkedIn, sales roles, technical contacts, and the event where each person was met.
Context
Demo notes, pricing hints, implementation questions, integration promises, risks, and fit for current projects.
Follow-up
Hot, warm, cold, revisit later, request demo, share with team, or connect to an active software evaluation.
Trade show memory
Designed for the week after the event.
Instead of a folder of badge scans
Use searchable booth records that explain who you met, what they offered, and why it mattered.
Instead of disconnected event notes
Link each vendor conversation to the product, service, category, or project it belongs to.
Instead of losing momentum
Leave the event with a follow-up list that reflects actual interest, not just who scanned a badge.
Start free
Capture the next event before it turns into memory work.
Start with one event, one booth, or one vendor conversation. StackTrack turns show-floor activity into research your team can use after the conference ends.
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