RFID Access Control Built for High-Volume Conventions
Conditional Access Points
Layered fraud prevention. Integrations with 20+ ticketing companies.
CONTROL THE PRESSURE POINTS
CONTROL THE PRESSURE POINTS
Conventions are not one gate and one crowd. They are credential rules, multi-day re-entry, overlapping programming, exhibitor access, after-hours events, and staff rotation. Your access control has to keep up without slowing the floor.
FASTER ENTRY
Scan speed and clear rules reduce bottlenecks and keep the morning rush moving.
ACCESS RULES
Build an unlimited system of conditional access points for halls, VIP zones, back-of-house, staff-only, and timed experiences
FRAUD PREVENTION
RFID plus mobile entry supports layered protection against passbacks and ticket misuse
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.
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You can keep your existing ticketing partner. Intellitix integrates with ticketing systems, including seamless integrations with over 20 ticketing companies.
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In real time, your team can monitor entry activity across access points, spot where pressure is building, and adjust lanes and staffing on the fly. You can also review trends by time window (minutes, hourly, daily) for quick decision-making and post-shift recap.
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Dedicated project managers support from initial event build through settlement, with optional on-site support and guest support when needed
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Yes. RFID access control is designed for events where credentials are used repeatedly across the event lifecycle, and entry data by time and location helps you manage daily peak periods.
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We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.
Ready to run a smoother con?
Tell us your event size, credential types, and number of entry points. We’ll recommend the most efficient deployment path.
If your event has complex credentialing, multi-day entry, or high-volume doors, we’ll map an access plan and show you what real-time visibility looks like during live ops.
