Event maps with company data behind each booth.
Give attendees an interactive floor plan that opens in the browser: search exhibitors by name or booth, browse by hall or sponsor tier, and walk there with turn-by-turn directions. Behind each booth sits a company profile from The Grid, matched to its ACRA record when the exhibitor has a Singapore entity.
Live demo: Tech Week Singapore 2026
744 of 808 exhibiting companies profiled, 274 of them matched to their ACRA record. Company data from our run of 24 September 2026.
EXHIBITOR PROFILE
Built for the show floor.
Attendees open the map from a link or a QR code. There is nothing to install and no account to create.
Search by name or booth
Type a company or a booth code and the matching booths light up on the floor plan.
Browse by hall, category or tier
Filter by hall, zone, product category or sponsor tier, and the map fits itself to the result.
Walking directions
From one booth to another, across floors by lift or escalator, with turn-by-turn steps and a walking time.
A company profile per booth
Industry, revenue band, entity status and headcount where we have them, from The Grid's company data.
Bookmarks and visited marks
Attendees save the booths they plan to see and tick them off. Both stay in their own browser.
Made for phones
A full-screen map with sheets that slide up on a phone; list, profile and map side by side on a laptop.
Company data behind each booth.
Each exhibitor is matched to The Grid's company data. When it has a Singapore entity, the card shows the ACRA record: registered name, UEN, entity status and registered address, with its industry, revenue band and the year it was incorporated in Singapore. Registry details appear only on matches we have verified. Other exhibitors get a profile built from licensed partner data or desk research.
Where we hold people data, the card adds a headcount and, where the groups are large enough, a split by job function and seniority. Groups of fewer than five people are folded together, and no names are shown.
Directions from booth to booth.
Attendees pick a start and an end: a booth, a place or a point on the map. The route is drawn on the floor plan, across floors by lift or escalator, with a walking time and turn-by-turn steps that use nearby booths as landmarks.
WALKING DIRECTIONS
See who is exhibiting, hall by hall.
Exhibitor insights sum up the floor for organisers and sponsors: industry mix, revenue bands, incorporation years, government suppliers and where exhibitors come from, for the whole event or a single hall or zone.
Each chart says what it counts. A hall with fewer than five profiled companies shows totals only, so no chart describes a single company.
EXHIBITOR INSIGHTS
From floor plan to live map in three steps.
- 1
Share your floor plan
Send us your exhibitor list and floor plan, or an export from your event platform.
- 2
We match each exhibitor
We match exhibitors to The Grid's company data, by ACRA record where there is a Singapore entity. What we can't match, we research by hand and label as researched.
- 3
Share one link
Attendees open the map from a link or a QR code. Exhibitors who spot an error can ask us to correct it.
See it live at Tech Week Singapore 2026.
The demo maps the exhibition halls at Marina Bay Sands, built from the event's public exhibitor listing and floor plan. Try search, directions and insights for yourself.
- Event
- 29-30 September 2026, Marina Bay Sands
- Company data
- Enrichment run of 24 September 2026
BROWSE THE FLOOR
Questions organisers ask.
- Your exhibitor list and floor plan, or an export from your event platform. We build the map, match exhibitors to The Grid's company data and send you a link to share with attendees.
- Exhibitors with a Singapore entity are matched to their ACRA record. Others, including overseas exhibitors, are profiled from licensed partner data or desk research. Registry details appear only when we have verified the match.
- No. The map runs in the browser. There is no sign-in, no cookie and no advertising or analytics tracker, and bookmarks stay on the attendee's own device.
- Profiles describe exhibiting companies, not visitors. People summaries show only counts by job function and seniority: groups of fewer than five are combined, and no names or individual profiles appear.
- Yes. Exhibitors can ask us to correct or remove their information through our contact page.
Bring company data to your next event.
Tell us about your event and venue. We'll walk you through the live map and what we need to build yours.
- No app to install
- No attendee sign-in
- No cookies or ad trackers
- PDPA-aligned