CSV imports are useful when your registration tool is not connected. Integrated badge printing is better when your event data keeps changing and check-in needs to stay in sync.
Badgy connects badge printing to ticketing providers like Tito, Luma, Eventbrite, and Ticket Tailor, so staff can check guests in and print badges from current attendee data instead of stale spreadsheets.
Best when your attendee list is stable or your registration platform is not supported yet.
Best when attendee data, check-in activity, and badge printing need to stay connected during the event.
Every late registration, transfer, name correction, or cancellation can make yesterday's export less reliable.
When several staff members are checking people in, exported spreadsheets make it harder to keep status and badge printing aligned.
At the door, staff need a single source of truth for searching attendees, checking in guests, and printing badges quickly.
CSV upload is a good fallback when your registration system is not supported, when the attendee list is small, or when the data is final before the event starts.
Integrated badge printing is a better fit when you expect late signups, walk-ins, ticket transfers, multiple check-in devices, or real-time check-in status across your team.
Integrated badge printing is usually better when attendee data changes close to the event, when staff use multiple check-in devices, or when check-in and badge printing need to stay synced. CSV upload is still useful as a fallback for unsupported registration tools.
Yes. Badgy supports CSV imports so you can upload attendee data from a spreadsheet when your registration platform is not connected yet.
Badgy supports ticketing integrations including Tito, Luma, Eventbrite, and Ticket Tailor so attendee data, check-in, and badge printing can stay connected.
Connect your ticketing provider, set up a print station, and print badges from current attendee data.
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