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# Networking table self check-in (App)

## How to set it up

At your in-person or hybrid event, you can hang up QR codes at the '[physical networking tables](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/communication/application/round-tables)' so that attendees can scan them with the app to check in to the networking table they are visiting. 

In the admin panel, navigate to 'Communication' and choose 'Networking tables'. Under the 'export' column, you can find a QR-code button that you can click for all physical networking tables. You will then be forwarded to a QR code with the name of the networking table and the active times above it. You can print out and display this QR code at the physical networking tables at your event venue for users to scan with their QR-code scanner built within the Let's Get Digital app.

After the event, you can download the statistics to see how many and which attendees checked in for which physical networking tables.

## The end result

![](/files/5UpciADQEmAtDd9TZ5bb)


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