Guest list enrichment that tells you who actually came.

A name and an email is not an audience. Enrichment is the step that resolves every row on a guest list to the person behind it, and it is what makes every number after it mean something.

One row becomes a person.

Most guest lists arrive as two useful columns. Best Guests matches each row to the public profile behind it and attaches what it finds: handles, audience size, role, city.

Every number the product produces later, from earned media to repeat attendance, is built on this step.

Three steps, then it is done

One import per event. The record it builds is permanent.

01

Import the list

A CSV from Luma, Partiful, Posh, Eventbrite or a spreadsheet. Name and email is the floor.

02

Match and attach

Each row is resolved to the person behind it, and the fields that describe them are attached to the record.

03

Keep the record

The enriched list is the audience your next event adds to, rather than a file that ages in a downloads folder.

Two columns in, a profile out.

What comes back is the handle on each network, the audience size behind it, the role and company, and the city, alongside the ticket type and check-in time carried through from your platform.

Enrich the same person at the next event and their record updates rather than duplicating.

Frequently asked questions

What does enrichment match against?

Public profiles. A name and an email address are enough to start, and where your source platform also provides a handle, a ticket type or a check-in time, the match gets more confident.

What can I do with an enriched list?

Everything else in the product runs off it: content capture knows whose posts to look for, the event report can say who was in the room by role and city, and the guest network can tell a first-timer from a regular.

Does enrichment use tokens?

Yes. Best Guests uses tokens for guest enrichment, content capture, and report building. Every plan includes a monthly allowance, and packs top it up for a month that runs heavier than usual.

See it run on your own guest list

Book a demo with a list from a past event and watch two columns come back as profiles.