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Claude Can Now Track Every Attendee And Booth At Big Conferences, RainFocus Says

RainFocus has launched a connector that lets Anthropic 's Claude look up attendees, check room capacity and track booths live at conferences run on its platform, with no spreadsheet exports needed. Key Takeaways The Anthropic-verified connector gives Claude live access to RainFocus event data across 17 areas Claude can look up attendees and speakers, check session and room capacity, and monitor…

RainFocus has unveiled a new connector that enables Anthropic's Claude to access real-time event data during large conferences, trade shows, and field events. This eliminates the need for manual data export to spreadsheets. Claude's capabilities include searching attendee profiles, querying session schedules, checking room capacity, monitoring check-in status, and reviewing exhibitor records.

The tools cover 17 areas, such as registration, sessions, meetings, and exhibitor information. Importantly, any data modification requires authorization from a RainFocus admin, ensuring that Claude only has the necessary access. RainFocus CEO JR Sherman highlighted that this integration allows event managers and revenue leaders to make informed decisions in real-time without delays caused by manual data transfers.

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