Talk to foreign visitors at your exhibition booth
At a trade show, a foreign visitor stops at your stand and your staff do not speak their language. With Zeatt both only need to open one link: each person speaks or types in their own language and sees and hears the translation.
Why booths lose conversations
Interpreters are costly
An on-site interpreter has a daily cost many exhibitors cannot afford, and one interpreter is not enough at peak hours.
Apps get in the way
Installing an app and signing up in front of a booth means losing the visitor before the first sentence.
How Zeatt works at a booth
1. A QR code or ID for your booth
Put a QR code with your Zeatt ID on the banner or desk. A visitor scans it and joins the conversation directly, with no app and no sign-up.
2. Everyone in their own language
The visitor picks their language and types or speaks; your staff read and hear the translation in their own language.
3. Two screens, face to face
When two people stand opposite each other, each sees their own screen. Live talk also allows a simultaneous two-way conversation.
Setup tips
One permanent Zeatt ID for the booth
The ID stays the same each time you return, so you can print it on business cards, banners and brochures and reuse it at the next show.
Two tablets or phones
For face-to-face talk, place two devices at a comfortable height so the booth and staff stay visible.
Stable internet
Conversations need internet. In crowded halls keep a stable connection or a backup hotspot ready.
Frequently asked questions
Does the visitor need to install an app?
No. They open the link or QR code in a browser. No sign-up or phone number is needed.
How accurate is the translation?
It is machine translation and works well for everyday booth talk such as prices, specifications and delivery times. For contracts and legal terms, always review the final wording.
Which languages are supported?
Dozens, including Persian, English, Arabic and Chinese.