What’s new in
StampRise

Unlicensed drafts now show Purchase event licence, opening package selection directly. Licensed drafts show a separate Licence active indicator and Go live action. Purchasing keeps draft Passports private; participant access opens only when you explicitly go live.

Pricing, purchase, billing and upgrade cards now describe unlimited passports for the selected number of days, with the full toolkit included. The description follows the 7, 14, 30 or 365-day selection instead of suggesting different use cases for each tier. Participant capacities and pricing are unchanged.

Add a floor plan, place station pins and let participants explore their Event from the Passport. Organisers can import a PDF floor plan and choose a page, and preview how the map looks with participant progress and station visibility rules.

Organisers can configure Event Registration, registration pages and payments, NFC check-in and Google Wallet through their Event workspace. Existing Events are not automatically opted in, and participants can continue using their browser Passport.

Ask the AI Assistant to update an existing Passport without repeating the creation process. Review changes alongside the participant preview, with explicit confirmation for removals and broader changes. Image attachments can be used as references or deliberately applied as artwork.

Saved organiser conversations help the support team review reported issues and follow up by email after a fix. Support replies are reviewed and sent manually, rather than automatically emailing organisers whenever they use the assistant.

Insert a First name tag into campaign messages, or use {{first_name}} in the subject. Each recipient sees their saved first name, with “there” used when no name is available. Test emails also look up the entered address to personalise the greeting from an existing organiser account or marketing contact.

A guided tour introduces the AI Assistant and key areas of the organiser workspace. Organisers can dismiss it, replay it later and continue working without losing their draft.

Refreshed product previews show current Passport workflows, including AI editing and interactive maps. Updated organiser demos make it easier to explore activities and individual participant progress before setting up your own Event.

Upload logo versions suited to light and dark backgrounds, with an optional backing for artwork that needs it. Participant previews and exported materials use the appropriate configured logo without silently reclassifying existing uploads.

Add a picture to a station description to help participants recognise a location or understand an activity. The picture appears with the description in the participant experience.

Uploaded station logos now appear consistently in QR poster previews and downloaded PDFs. Welcome and session poster headers also fit more reliably, with improved branding contrast on pale export backgrounds.

Persistent close controls and Escape make organiser and exhibitor editors easier to dismiss. Unsaved changes remain protected by the existing confirmation step.

Configure live reveal styles per prize without changing how winners are selected. When winner emails are explicitly disabled, automatic draw entry can work without an email address while preserving the Passport's other identity and eligibility requirements.

Exhibitors can edit supported station activities and contact details through their portal. Post-event wrap-up reports respect account access and the organiser's separate permissions for leads and respondent identities.

Enterprise organisers can configure a verified custom domain for the parent Event while keeping existing verified QR links working. The domain can serve the Event's participant entry experience without changing Passport ownership.

Reward claims, collection counters and available inventory now update together. Repeated requests for an already claimed reward do not increase collection totals again.

A new public congress case study shows how digital Passports can support event participation and engagement, with examples of the participant experience.

Build short learning activities including matching pairs, feature hunts, sorting, sequencing, building a solution and spotting mistakes. Participants get feedback and can retry; custom game development requests are quoted separately.

Set a separate starting clue and write each station's clue for the next stop. Completing a station reveals its outgoing clue consistently across the participant journey and re-scans.

Organisers can use Google sign-in where enabled. Existing sign-in remains available, and linking to an existing account requires proof of account ownership.

Explore dedicated guides for organisers, corporate teams, agencies, exhibitors and brand teams, with interactive examples of Passport journeys, activities, check-in and reporting.

More detailed feature guides and silent animated previews help teams understand what participants and organisers will see, with mobile layouts and reduced-motion support.

Updated older landing-page prices, free-setup descriptions and help guidance to distinguish testing from paid live Events and clarify optional, gated capabilities.

Video progress now handles slow updates and small timing differences without getting stuck or repeatedly rewinding near the end, so participants can finish and collect their station stamp.

Quiz and survey picture uploads now use simpler controls and accept images up to 1 MB. Image-based answer choices appear in two columns so participants can see them more clearly.

The organiser's Remaining list now shows each participant's email below their name when available. Public draw display settings are unchanged.

Organisers and exhibitors can add a regular YouTube link to a station. Participants watch the video before completing the activity, and can resume saved progress if they leave.

Add an optional picture to any quiz or survey question prompt. Choice questions can also include pictures alongside text options; pictures stay with their options when reordered.

Plan multiple non-overlapping leaderboard rounds ahead of time. Only one round can be live at a time.

Platform administrators can manage opted-in organiser and imported contact audiences separately, prepare campaigns, and review delivery and engagement reports.

Corrected the Passport lookup when organisers manually send an exhibitor's post-event wrap-up, so the send action finds exhibitors on the selected Passport.

Eligible participants can add their Passport to Google Wallet and see event details and progress from the pass.

Organisers can prepare and deliver event announcements with a durable delivery history.

Organisers can make approved event photos available through the participant experience.

Pass artwork, progress, station details, and updates are presented more consistently.

Visibility, multi-photo handling, and participant delivery are more reliable during busy events.

Pilot targeting, pass refresh, legacy photo slots, and participant visibility issues have been corrected.

Organisers can configure and manage registration at the parent Event level.

Registration records can produce event-ready badge information.

Participants can receive the appropriate registration follow-up as their status changes.

Organisers have clearer controls for reviewing and managing registration activity.

Validation and workflow refinements make the transition from registration to event participation more reliable.

Scanning and session check-in flows provide more useful participant-facing responses.

Participants can see when their progress has unlocked a reward.

Credential recovery and session handling make it easier to continue with an existing Passport.

An organiser sign-in transition that could interrupt access has been corrected.

Participants can request a secure recovery link when they need to regain access to an existing Passport.

Organisers can duplicate agenda content when setting up related events instead of rebuilding it manually.

Recovery and event-update emails now give participants a clearer path back into their experience.

New features, improvements, and customer-impacting fixes will be summarised on this page.

Every update includes a publication date and stays available in the archive for easy reference.