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Customer story

SCAA launches booth sales in days, with Novi and QuickBooks connected

How the Space Coast Apartment Association replaced MapDynamics on a compressed timeline and connected booth sales to Novi AMS and QuickBooks for the first time.

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Space Coast Apartment Association trade show
Booth sales live in days
Space Coast Apartment Association logo

Days

From onboarding to booth sales launch

53

Exhibit booths on the live floor plan

3

Systems connected in one workflow

1st

Time exhibitor data flowed into Novi

The challenge

Replacing MapDynamics and launching booth sales on a compressed timeline, with exhibitor data disconnected from Novi AMS and QuickBooks.

The solution

Rapid deployment of the interactive floor plan, Novi SSO, exhibitor portal, sponsor pricing rules, and QuickBooks integration.

The outcome

Booth sales live within days of the first onboarding session, with exhibitor transactions connected across Novi and QuickBooks for the first time.

Customer profile

A regional association on a compressed timeline

The Space Coast Apartment Association (SCAA) is a regional trade association serving the multifamily housing industry. Each year, the organization hosts a trade show featuring 53 exhibit booths, multiple sponsorship tiers, and a growing network of supplier partners and industry professionals.

Prior to ExpoGenie, SCAA managed booth sales through MapDynamics while maintaining member records in Novi AMS and financial records in QuickBooks.

At a glance

Organization
Space Coast Apartment Association
Industry
Association
Annual event
SCAA Trade Show
Exhibit booths
53
Sponsors
Multiple tiers
Integrations
Novi AMS, QuickBooks
The challenge

Replace the platform, launch in days, break nothing

SCAA needed to replace its existing exhibitor management platform and launch booth sales quickly without disrupting the exhibitor experience or existing accounting processes. The team wanted a solution that could modernize exhibitor management while preserving the systems already used to manage membership and accounting.

Exhibitor purchase data was not flowing into Novi AMS

Staff had to cross-reference information between MapDynamics and QuickBooks

Non-member exhibitors required manual intervention to complete registration

Add-on products were often overlooked during checkout

Booth sales needed to launch on a highly compressed timeline

The solution

A new platform live in days, integrated from day one

SCAA partnered with ExpoGenie to rapidly deploy a new exhibitor management platform, prioritizing booth sales launch while simultaneously laying the foundation for deeper Novi AMS and QuickBooks integration.

Interactive floor plan

A live floor plan displays booth inventory, availability, pricing tiers, and premium locations through a visual, self-service experience.

Novi Single Sign-On

Members access booth sales using their existing Novi credentials, eliminating the need for new accounts or passwords.

Sponsor-based pricing and discounts

Elite and Premier sponsors receive automatic discounts and complimentary booth benefits through configurable promotional rules and eligibility controls.

Exhibitor portal

Exhibitors manage purchases, complete event tasks, and upgrade to enhanced profiles with logos, company descriptions, and website listings.

QuickBooks and Novi integration

Invoices and exhibitor transactions synchronize across systems, creating a unified record of booth purchases and sponsorship activity.

Administrative invoice management

Staff can modify invoices, apply discounts, correct errors, and make adjustments before transactions are synchronized to accounting systems.

That’s awesome, because that does seem to happen a lot, where there’s just little adjustments that need to be made.

Chelsea BurnExecutive Director, Space Coast Apartment Association

The impact

Live in days, connected for the first time

Launched booth sales on an accelerated timeline

SCAA successfully launched exhibitor booth sales within days of its first onboarding session, allowing the organization to stay on schedule without sacrificing functionality.

Reduced friction for member exhibitors

Single sign-on through Novi eliminated account creation requirements and simplified access for exhibitors already within the association’s membership system.

Connected exhibitor data for the first time

Booth sales and sponsorship transactions now flow into Novi AMS and QuickBooks, creating a more complete and centralized view of exhibitor activity.

Simplified exception management

Staff handle pre-sold booths, sponsorship entitlements, pricing adjustments, and promotional corrections directly within ExpoGenie before transactions are finalized.

Improved administrative flexibility

Invoice editing capabilities allow staff to make corrections without creating duplicate records or requiring manual accounting adjustments later.

Results at a glance

  • Booth sales live within days of the first onboarding session
  • 53 exhibit booths managed through the live floor plan
  • Novi SSO removed account creation for member exhibitors
  • Exhibitor data connected across ExpoGenie, Novi AMS, and QuickBooks for the first time
  • Exceptions handled in-platform pre-sold booths, entitlements, and pricing adjustments
  • Invoices corrected cleanly without duplicate records or manual accounting fixes
Next
Looking ahead

Building on a connected foundation

SCAA plans to continue expanding its use of ExpoGenie’s integrations as booth sales progress throughout the event cycle. The organization is also exploring additional ways to leverage its public-facing floor plan and exhibitor profile upgrades to increase exhibitor visibility and drive additional revenue opportunities.

With exhibitor management, membership data, and accounting workflows now connected, SCAA has established a scalable foundation for future events.

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