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# Hybrid Events

Combine in-person & virtual experiences with our hybrid event tools.

If you’re ready to leap over hybrid events, Let's Get Digital is here to help. Let's Get Digital integrates perfectly with your in-person event to create a seamless hybrid experience.

## Live stream

Present to a live and virtual audience simultaneously.

You can cooperate with an  A/V team to coordinate virtual and in-person presentations. Let´s Get Digital can help you:

* Broadcast your in-person presentation to your virtual audience.
* Broadcast remote speakers to your in-person audience.

## **Enhance Your Attendees’ Experiences**

While you’re hosting your in-person attendees in-person, we’re hosting your virtual attendees on our platform! Increase your audience reach and provide your attendees with the opportunity to network with people regardless of where they’re joining.

* Combination of mobile application & Let's Get Digital:&#x20;
  * Allow in-person and virtual attendees to connect through chat.
  * Help all attendees find meaningful connections with audience and company profiles.
  * Send push notifications via the app and the Let's Get Digital platform.&#x20;
  * Allow attendees to see the agenda via the app or the platform.
  * Attendees can identify who is there in person or digitally by using user tags.
  * Appointment booking: enables attendees to book meetings in-person or digitally.

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