Track engagement at each event you attend. Every event gets its own wallet pass, its own tracked short link, and its own analytics dashboard — so you can see which events drove the most scans, visits, and link clicks.

How It Works

1. Create an event from your bio page — give it a name, date, location, and optionally customize the landing page
2. Share the pass's short link at the event — print the QR, add it to slides, include it in name badges
3. Visitors tap "Add to Apple Wallet" — the pass installs on their phone and links back to a version of your bio page tailored to that event
4. See per-event analytics — scan counts, unique visitors, top referrers/countries/devices for each event separately
5. Rollup across all events — the bio page overview shows a single total so you know how each event contributed

When To Use Events vs General Passes

Use an event pass when:

• You're attending a conference, meetup, trade show, or speaking at an event
• You want to segment engagement by where people met you
• You want to show different links or a custom greeting to visitors from that event

Use a general pass when:

• You're sharing the pass broadly (website, email signature, social media)
• You don't need per-source attribution

You can have many of both on the same bio page. Events appear in a separate section on the bio overview.

Creating an Event

Go to your bio page (/dashboard/bio/{pageId}) and click + Create event. Fill in:

• Event name (required) — e.g. "AWS re:Invent 2026"
• Start date / End date — optional, used to auto-sort upcoming vs past events
• Location — optional, e.g. "Las Vegas, NV"
• Organizer — optional, e.g. "AWS"

Then optionally expand Customize landing page to override how the bio page looks when visitors arrive via this specific pass:

• Title override — different page heading for this event
• Bio override — different bio text (e.g. "Thanks for meeting me at re:Invent!")
• Link visibility — show only a subset of your bio links for this event

Click Create & edit pass → to create the pass and drop into the pass editor where you can further customize the wallet pass design (colors, fields, images, barcode).

Per-Event Dashboard

Click any event row on the bio overview to open its dashboard at /dashboard/bio/{pageId}/events/{passId}. You'll see:

• QR code with SVG/PNG downloads — print-ready for event materials
• Scans — total times the pass's short link was opened
• Unique visitors — distinct devices that scanned
• Top referrers / countries / devices — where scans came from
• Date range picker — 30d / 90d / all time

Rollup Across All Events

The Events section on your bio overview shows:

• Total event scans across all event passes
• Unique visitors across all events
• Top 3 events by scan count
• A picker for 30 / 90 / 365 day windows

Templates

Save any landing override as a named template and reuse it for recurring events:

1. Inside the event creator, expand Customize landing page and configure your override
2. Click Save these overrides as a template, give it a name (e.g. "Tech conference")
3. Next time you create an event, pick the template from the Start from a saved template dropdown at the top

Templates are per-bio-page. Limit: 20 templates per bio page.

Duplicate for Next Event

Attending a recurring event? Don't recreate from scratch:

• On the event dashboard, click Duplicate for next event
• Or click the ⎘ icon on any event row in the bio overview

This opens the creator with the landing override pre-filled. The event name/date stay blank so you can update them for the new event. The new pass gets its own tracked short link and analytics — the two events are independent.

Link Click Attribution

When someone opens your bio page via an event pass's short link (?pass=X), every outbound bio link is automatically tagged with utm_source=pass_{passId}.

Short-link analytics capture this, so you can see in the main analytics dashboard which links got clicked at which event. Filter any link's breakdown by utm_source to see per-event click counts.

Example Workflow

You're attending three events this quarter: a large conference, a small meetup, and an industry summit.

1. Create a "Conferences" template on your bio page with the landing override you want for big events
2. Create an event pass for the conference — apply template, name it "AWS re:Invent 2026", set date and location
3. Create an event pass for the meetup — different template or custom override
4. Create the summit pass by clicking Duplicate for next event on the conference pass (same style, new name/date)
5. At each event, share the pass's QR or short link
6. Afterwards, check the bio overview rollup to compare engagement, then drill into each event dashboard for details

API & MCP Access

Event-tracked passes can be created and queried programmatically.

MCP tools (for AI assistants):

• create-bio-event-pass — create an event pass with event metadata + landing override
• list-bio-event-passes — list all event passes for a bio page
• list-bio-event-templates — list saved templates
• list-wallet-passes, get-wallet-pass — now include event + landingOverride fields

Dashboard API:

• POST /:teamId/bio/:pageId/wallet-pass with event and landingOverride in body — creates an event pass
• GET /:teamId/bio/:pageId/wallet-passes — lists all passes (event + general), includes analyticsWebsiteId for per-event analytics queries
• GET/POST/DELETE /:teamId/bio/:pageId/event-templates[/:templateId] — template CRUD

Event creation is currently dashboard-only. The external customer API (api.compactsaas.com/v1) does not yet expose event endpoints.

Pricing

Event-tracked passes use the same per-pass meter as regular wallet passes. Creating an event pass counts as one pass. Scans and link clicks are billed via the analytics pageview and link click meters just like any other tracked link — no extra charges for events.