Lensmor V1.2.0 expands Visitor Intelligence with confirmed and predicted attendee data and introduces Attendee Reverse Search—so you can see who has attended, who is likely to attend, and which events are connected to a person.

🔮 CONFIRMED AND PREDICTED ATTENDEES

Understand the confidence behind every Event Visitor

Event Visitors now brings together two types of Attendee data: Confirmed Attendees and Predicted Attendees. Records with a Confirmed label represent confirmed attendance. Visitor records without this label are Predicted Attendees.

Lensmor generates Predicted Attendees by analyzing historical attendance data with its proprietary prediction algorithm. They are planning signals rather than confirmed attendance records, helping you start research and prioritization earlier while keeping the level of certainty clear.

🔎 ATTENDEE REVERSE SEARCH

Move from an attendee to their event footprint

Search for an attendee to see the events connected to that person across time. Review past event appearances and future event matches in one place, without researching each show separately.

Future matches may include predicted appearances and should be treated as directional signals rather than confirmed attendance.

🤖 AVAILABLE IN AGENT AND API

Bring person-first event intelligence into your workflows

Attendee Reverse Search is also available through Agent and the API. Ask Agent where an attendee has appeared or may appear next, or use the API to incorporate the same intelligence into your own research, scoring, and activation workflows.

🎯 IMPROVED TARGET GROUP EXPERIENCE

Faster, clearer saved-audience management

We refined the Target Group UI/UX to make saved filter groups easier to create, apply, and manage. Clearer states and smoother interactions reduce friction when you reuse common audience criteria across events.

V1.2.0 helps you move from event-first research to person-first intelligence: understand who may attend, trace where a contact has appeared, and carry that context into Agent and API workflows.