Veterinary and animal health
Capture every lead from your stand at London Vet Show.
Two days, a packed lecture programme and a floor full of practices. The people you want are moving between sessions, so capture has to take seconds, and the practice matters more than the individual who happened to stop.
Who walks the floor
The audience at London Vet Show.
Vets, veterinary nurses, practice managers and buyers from independent practices and corporate groups, alongside a large clinical CPD programme.
StandProof works for a single rep on one device or a team of five sharing one lead pool.
What is worth recording
Three facts that decide the follow-up.
- Practice type and number of sites
- Clinical interest versus purchasing interest
- Who signs off a new supplier
Playbook
Your London Vet Show playbook, in three moves.
01 · Before the show
Add practice type and number of sites as interest tags, so a single-practice buyer and a twenty-site group do not end up in the same follow-up list.
02 · On the stand
Scan the badge and tag the reason they stopped: clinical interest, reordering consumables, or comparing a new supplier.
03 · After the show
Send clinical leads one follow-up and purchasing leads another, straight from the filtered list, rather than one generic email to everyone.
After the show
The report you leave London Vet Show with.
The report splits the show by clinical and purchasing interest, which is what decides whether the next stop is a CPD conversation or a contract conversation.
One page
Lead volume, hot share, consent mix and the companies behind them, on a single printable page.
Send it in one tap
Print or save as PDF, copy it as text, or open it in your mail client already written.
Built from the floor
Every number comes from the leads your team captured, with no export or spreadsheet in between.
Dates taken from ExCeL London’s published calendar, checked November 2026. Always confirm stand dates with the organiser before booking.
Other shows we cover
All show guides →London Vet Show starts with one scan.
Set the event up in two minutes, then photograph your first badge. No hardware, no organiser programme.
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