You can change the language of your floor plan and the Reserve page. However, you can not change the language of the Dashboard or Exhibitor Portal — these are always in English.

Note that if the user’s browser language is different, it will be selected automatically. This is useful in bilingual countries such as Canada, where you might set English as the default language, but visitors with French as their browser language will see the floor plan in French.

Users can switch the language on the floor plan by clicking the "hamburger" button next to the search field.

Available booths will display the Buy and Reserve buttons, as well as booth information, in the selected language.

You can change the default language for the floor plan by going to Event Settings - Language and either selecting the one you want to use, or choosing to default to the user's browser language.

In the Language settings, you can change the terms used for the following:

Exhibitors can add multiple company descriptions in different languages via their Exhibitor Portal. You can also do this by editing the company info. Go to Exhibitors - Exhibitors list, click on the company, and click "Edit profile".

Note that the language of the company description will be selected according to the browser language of the user viewing the page.

If a language you need is missing, let us know. We will add it or provide you with a text file to translate.

If you don't want your competitors to see your prices, or you want to be able to change prices at a later date, you can hide them on the plan.

To do this, check the "Hide booth prices" box in Floor plan settings.

Here you can also hide size (for available booths) or number (for booths with exhibitors). Once you check the necessary boxes and click Save changes, these details will become invisible on the live plan while remaining visible on your Dashboard .

You can hide the exhibitors' locations and details before the show starts. You can also hide some exhibitors on the floor plan. Go to Floor plan settings and scroll down to the “What companies to show” section.

All exhibitors' profiles will be hidden on the floor plan. Reserved booths will be displayed as reserved without exhibitors' names on them. The organizer can still see the list of all the companies in the Exhibitors section.

You can choose to show only a featured exhibitor within the booth. It is especially useful when the booth is shared among many exhibitors. You can still see the others in the exhibitor list on the left if you click on the booth.

The companies with their booths "On Hold" will not be displayed in the exhibitor list on the left side of the front view until you approve their reservation.

This option might be useful for preserving company data but not showing it publicly. The exceptions can still be found in the exhibitor list on the left.