Does ConfBuilder work with other ticketing providers?

Tito syncs today: orders, attendees, questions and files. More providers are on the way. For others, you can add attendees directly or import them.

Is an attendee's promo card public?

The card is shared by the attendee, from their own page. If someone does not want to be on the wall or share a card, they simply do not: you control what publishes.

Can I edit the data that comes from Tito?

Yes. Records stay editable in ConfBuilder, so titles and companies read properly on the wall and on cards no matter how they were typed at registration.

Core features

How to Sync Attendees from Tito and Publish an Attendee Wall

Last updated October 2026.

Connect Tito and ConfBuilder pulls in orders, attendees, custom questions and files automatically. Publish the attendee wall to your website and every attendee gets a self-serve page with their own "I'm attending" promo card, ready to share.

Registration holds the data the rest of your event needs: names, titles, companies, headshots. ConfBuilder's attendee module syncs with Tito, so ticket orders become attendee records the platform can publish and promote with, without a CSV in sight.

1. Connect Tito

In the Attendee module, connect your Tito account and pick the event. The sync pulls orders, attendees and the answers to your registration questions, and keeps pulling as new orders land. Files, such as headshots submitted at registration, come with the records.

2. Review the attendee list

The attendee list is your working view: names, titles, companies, ticket states, check-in status. Edit anything that arrived messy from registration before it goes public.

The attendee list with an attendee record open in the side panel

3. Publish the attendee wall

Configure the wall: which attendees appear, how cards look, what text shows. Publish and embed it on your event website like the other walls. New attendees appear as their orders come in, with no re-embedding.

The published attendee wall on the event website

4. Let attendees claim their promo card

Every attendee gets a self-serve promo card page: their "I'm attending" card with photo and title, plus a caption they can copy, download or share straight to their networks.

An attendee's self-serve promo card page with their card and caption

Your registration list becomes your marketing reach the day tickets sell.

5. Use the same list at the door

At the event, the attendee list is the check-in list. Check people in as they arrive and the count stays honest all day.

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