CompuSystems

Overview

CompuSystems is a U.S. event-technology and services company focused on registration, on-site check-in, badge production, lead retrieval, ticketing, and event data analytics. Founded in 1976, it primarily serves trade shows, conventions, associations, corporate events, and government events.

History

CompuSystems was founded in 1976 by Clark Williams, who has served as chairman. The company developed around registration and on-site services for trade shows and conventions, later adding lead retrieval and data analytics. In 2025, it agreed to acquire EventsPass, a ticketing and registration software platform for business-to-business and consumer events, and subsequently completed the acquisition. CompuSystems also announced a planned acquisition by WiSA Technologies, under which it would operate as a division while retaining its day-to-day operations, leadership, and staff.

Product Lines

Manufacturing

CompuSystems provides event-technology software, registration services, on-site infrastructure, badge production, and related data services rather than manufactured consumer products. Its delivery combines proprietary or configured digital platforms with operational services and on-site equipment; specific manufacturing locations and outsourcing arrangements are not publicly identified.

Notable Products

• Online Registration - Online registration and attendee-management services for conventions, trade shows, associations, corporate events, and government events.
• Onsite Registration - On-site check-in, registration support, and badge production infrastructure for live events.
• CompuLEAD - Exhibitor lead-capture and attendee-interaction tools for trade shows and conferences.
• EventsPass - Event ticketing and registration platform added through the EventsPass acquisition, serving business-to-business and consumer events.
• Data Analytics - Post-event and exhibitor-focused data, reporting, and analytics services.

Reputation

CompuSystems is recognized in the trade-show and convention sector for long operating experience, on-site registration expertise, badge production, and lead-retrieval services. Public customer-review coverage is limited, with one listing describing it as a registration service provider and reporting a high rating from a very small review sample. Some employee feedback characterizes parts of its technology environment as dated, while event-industry coverage emphasizes established customer relationships and specialized operational knowledge.