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title: "Splash integration: guest lists into pipeline"
description: "Running event pages on Splash? Luminik brings your guest and RSVP lists into the pipeline: ICP-scored, enriched, sequenced, and attributed in your CRM."
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Integration: Splash

# Your Splash guest lists, working the pipeline.

The guest and RSVP lists from your Splash event pages, validated into Luminik and attributed like every other source.

[Book a 20-min walkthrough](/demo/)[How it works](#how)

## How the Splash integration works

Four steps from your side, and most of them are watching it happen.

1

### Tell Luminik about your Splash event

You are sponsoring an event that runs on Splash. During onboarding you point Luminik at it; setup takes minutes.

2

### Your lists appear in the pipeline

The guest and RSVP lists your event role already entitles you to show up in Luminik as validated, first-class records the same day.

3

### The rest of the motion runs

Those records flow through ICP scoring, enrichment through your own vendors, sequencing, and on-floor capture matching, the same motion as every other source.

4

### Attribution counts them

Pipeline that started as a Splash list lands on the Opportunity as sourced or influenced, on fields your RevOps team names.

## Questions your ops team will ask

### How does Luminik access our Splash data?

With your permission and your own event access, arranged during onboarding. Luminik reads only what your event role already shows you, and your access details are never stored.

### Is this allowed?

The lists are yours: your sponsorship or event role pays for them and your dashboard already displays them. Nothing is accessed from other sponsors, other events, or accounts that are not yours.

### What if the connection is interrupted?

It stops and a human looks at it. Luminik never pushes past an obstacle on a third-party platform; a blocked connection is reported as blocked, with the reason.

### How is this different from downloading the export myself?

The rows are the same; everything after is different. An export sits in a spreadsheet until someone reconciles it. Here the same rows are ICP-scored, enriched, sequenced, and attributed, the day you get them.

### What if the event is not on Splash?

Then sourcing runs from the open web instead, the same as any event without a platform list. The platform is a shortcut, never a requirement.

## Hosting field events on Splash?

Bring it to the walkthrough and watch your own lists land in the pipeline.

[Book a 20-min walkthrough](/demo/)