Use cases
This year Sena ran at a developer festival, a show-floor tour and a members convention, with one agent. Know who is coming and why, send them to the right sessions and exhibitors, and reduce no-shows. The agent is the same at every event. The job your attendees give it changes with the format.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Each format below ran at a real event this year. Each card links to the use case and to the case study behind it.
Several conferences under one badge, hundreds of sessions, a sponsor floor.
Each attendee gets their own agenda, and a guide on the day that knows the clock.
1,762
recommendations at FOST London 2026
A big floor, exhibitors who pay for a stand, visitors with a few hours.
Each visitor gets a short list of stands that match what they came to find.
2,996
exhibitors Sena knew by name at VivaTech 2026
Agencies that guide executives across a large show or a study trip.
The tour keeps going on WhatsApp after the guide leaves.
411
conversations from one QR code at the end of each tour
Members dinners, speed business meetings, invite-only tables.
Each guest says who they want to meet, so you seat the room from intent.
69%
of members who talked to Sena gave a full profile before anyone sat down
Read the use case · Les Entrepreneurs Haute-Garonne case study
The work on your side, and what you get back.
The events behind these pages include FOST conferences and the Hub Institute Explorer Tours at VivaTech. All results are on our case studies.
An agent that talks with each attendee of your event, on WhatsApp or on the web. It learns why they came, sends them to the right sessions, exhibitors and people, and answers their questions. You get a record of what your attendees wanted.
Events where attendees have more choices than time. That covers multi-track conferences, trade shows and guided tours of large shows. It also covers seated formats where the person across the table matters.
Yes. One agent, set up on your programme, your exhibitors and your guests. What changes is the job attendees give it: an agenda, a route, a table.
Fifteen minutes. Tell us the format and the size. We tell you if Sena fits, and if it does not.
Book 15 minutesUnder about 100 attendees, you can introduce people yourself, and you'll do it better.