One order. One GST invoice for the buying company. Then a private link the buyer can bookmark and fill in as attendees confirm. Each seat gets its own branded QR pass by email. Nobody has to key in 40 forms.
One buyer, one card, one invoice. Attendee details get filled in later.
You never chase 40 people to fill 40 registration forms. The buyer does the distribution on their own time.
An MD at a Gurugram consultancy wanted to send his entire team to a leadership summit. Fired off a Razorpay payment link, paid for 42 delegates, and then his HR sent us a Google Sheet with 42 rows of names and emails. Our organiser had to import them manually. Two hours of copy-paste, three rows of typos to fix, one CFO who accidentally got a pass meant for a junior analyst.
Half our corporate buyers do this every event. The tools they use force a choice: either every attendee fills a form themselves (nobody does), or the buyer keys in 40 rows at checkout (nobody wants to), or the organiser gets a spreadsheet and does the data entry (someone pays their weekend for it).
So we built the third path. Pay once, get a private link, distribute at your own pace. Each attendee gets their own pass in their own inbox. Nobody plays courier with a spreadsheet.
Now the Gurugram consultancy sends 30-plus delegates to every event they buy from us. HR fills the sheet on a Tuesday, hits "Email tickets now", and it's done. No forwarding, no imports, no typos.