A live operations board
Every report appears the moment it lands: booth, category, time, and whether it was handled.
One code on the wall. The exhibitor picks the fault, and the responsible team is alerted at once with the booth, the hall, and the fault type. Every report carries a number and is logged in full.
The fault catalog mirrors what actually breaks at a booth, distilled so a worker picks the right one in two taps.
The catalog is not a ceiling. A new category can be added from the admin panel in seconds, with no developer and no redeploy, and anything the list does not name is still reported through the free-text field and still reaches the team.
The response team's service scope grades every case by severity, and the app delivers the report to the responsible team the moment it is sent.
Critical: total outage, water leak, burning smell, falling hazard.
High: partial fault, a device down, missing equipment.
Routine and cosmetic: touch-ups, polishing, tidying.
The grading is an operational commitment in the service scope.
Every report appears the moment it lands: booth, category, time, and whether it was handled.
Report time, routing destination, and handling time are kept for every case.
If the WhatsApp alert fails for any reason, the report stays logged and the exhibitor is shown the support desk number at once, instead of a false confirmation.
A visitor injury, fire or smoke, a hanging item about to fall, or a Civil Defence notice: one tap skips every step and sends the location immediately.
Not subject to duplicate suppression or rate limiting.
Scan with your phone, or open it in this browser. It is the real exhibitor flow.
The first screen an exhibitor sees