Solutions
Solve Your Exhibit Operations Challenges.
Fixed show dates. Connected handoffs. Purpose-built workflows for the work between your shop, loading dock, and show floor.
Production and show deadlines
Keep deadlines visible before the show is at risk.
A graphics approval is still open while final packing approaches. A task list alone doesn't show the booth and shipping date that depend on it.
Review production milestones by show and booth. Confirm the approval owner, then coordinate QA and packing around the recorded ship date.
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Graphics approval → Final QA → Packing → Friday shipment
A clearer view of what needs to happen before release.
Discuss this workflowFreight and return exceptions
Investigate the return—not just the tracking status.
The carrier reports Delivered, but the return has no recorded warehouse receipt. The next step is to establish evidence, not declare the exhibit missing.
See the recorded movement. Investigate the evidence gap. Coordinate an authorized physical receipt check with the warehouse team.
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Carrier: Delivered / Warehouse receipt: Not recorded / Next action: Verify receipt
A return closes with evidence, not an assumption.
Discuss this workflowCrew coordination
Make installation and dismantling coverage explicit.
One show's installation overlaps another show's dismantling window, and the same lead appears on both assignments.
Review the recorded conflict across shows, confirm the coverage needed, and coordinate an assignment change with the field team.
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Installation · 8 AM–4 PM / Dismantling · 2 PM–6 PM / Overlap: 2 hours
Everyone can see the coverage decision that still needs attention.
Discuss this workflowTasks and handoffs
Give every open handoff a next action.
Production is waiting on an approval, logistics needs a dock time, and warehouse receiving needs return evidence. Each issue belongs to a different team.
Review unresolved work across shows. Confirm an owner and a concrete next action, then keep the task visible until completion.
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Confirm dock time / Owner: Logistics / Next action: Record the agreed window
Shared visibility into the work between teams.
Discuss this workflowMulti-show visibility
See priorities across the whole show calendar.
A single booth can look on track while another show's production deadline, return review, or crew conflict needs attention.
Use the Operations Command Center to compare upcoming shows, recorded priorities, and deadlines. Open the underlying records before deciding what comes first.
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Upcoming shows / At-risk work / Needs review / Assigned next actions
A common operational picture for the shop, dock, and field team.
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Who it's for
Built for exhibit manufacturers and builders.
Showzin supports the teams that coordinate trade show production, shipping, installation, dismantling, and returns across multiple shows.
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