Turn hosted meetings into rebooking revenue
Backtrack helps event organizers capture what happened in every 1:1 meeting, quantify outcomes, and give sales teams the evidence they need to retain, rebook, and upsell sponsors.
More sales with Backtrack




More lead context in CRM



























































From "How did it go?" to "Here's what happened."
Before
How was the show?
Pretty good, I think.
Not sure they got enough from the meetings.
We'll see if they renew.
After
85% of meetings had a next step
X meetings led to follow-up
Y buyers asked for more information
Z conversations progressed toward calls or RFPs
A better rebooking conversation
Organizer reports for internal teams
Sponsor-level reporting to support ROI conversations
Customer voice pulled from actual meeting conversations
Visibility into sentiment, friction, and commercial momentum
How Backtrack Works
Turn every scheduled meeting into proof your event worked. Backtrack captures real conversations and turns them into structured data that helps your customers justify attending again.

01
Capture 1:1 meeting conversations
Backtrack devices start and stop based on each attendee’s agenda, so every planned meeting can be captured without adding work for your staff or attendees.
02
Structure the data into usable reporting
Each recording is automatically transcribed using AI tailored for hosted buyer programs and bustling venues. No note-taking, no distractions — just natural conversations.


03
Surface outcomes, sentiment, and next-step signals
Each meeting becomes a structured summary with buyer intent, objections, priorities, and next steps, making it easier for sales and marketing teams to prove the trip was worth it.
04
Arm your team for rebooking, retention, and upsell
Backtrack turns meetings into structured follow-up data that attendee marketing and sales teams can actually use, giving them a clearer view of pipeline, buyer interest, and event value.

Not just notes.
Revenue intelligence for hosted meetings.
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