From booth floor plan to the crew’s parts list
Draw the truss structure on the booth plan. Expo Planner splits each beam into segments you have in stock, counts cubes and connectors, and the crew gets a drawing where the colour tells them which piece goes where.
Closed beta: accounts are created by invitation.
How the work goes
Draw the structure
Truss lines on the booth plan, over the hall layout or a photo of a sketch.
Split into segments
Each beam is split into segments you have in stock. Shortages show up before the crew leaves.
Plan the rigging
Suspension points following the hall’s rules, with an estimated load for each point.
Send the quote
A rental quote from your price list, a PDF for the client and a separate PDF with the drawing and parts list for the crew.
What you get
A colour for every element
A 3 m segment has a different colour than a 2 m one. The crew doesn’t measure, they match the colour on the drawing.
Bill of materials
Segments, cubes, couplers, pins and clips, with the total weight and a comparison with your stock.
Lighting
Lamps with clamps and safety wires, light distribution and power balance.
3D view
Structure, lamps and rigging points in space, ready to show the client.
Team
Roles, invitations and separate data for each company. Projects save automatically while you work.
Six languages
Polish, English, German, French, Spanish and Italian — including PDFs and quotes.
Manufacturer catalogues
In the library: FS-29 Square, Global Truss F34, Prolyte H30V, Milos M290 Quatro, ALSPAW 290-Q, 400-Q and HD3 290-Q, and Elstar Quadrosystem 290 and 390. Add your own systems in your company catalogue or import them from a file.
Data comes from manufacturers’ data sheets. Anything the manufacturer doesn’t publish is marked “to be verified”.