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How to Invite Attendees to an In-person Event in Zuddl

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Attendees can be invited by adding them to the event using their email addresses.
If your event has a Flex registration style, a published registration flow is required to invite attendees.
  1. On the Zuddl dashboard, go to People > Attendees.
  2. Click on the Add Attendee button.

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  3. On the Add Attendee form, enter the following details:
    1. Enter the First Name of the attendee (up to 20 characters).
    2. Enter the Last Name of the attendee (up to 20 characters).
    3. Enter Email ID of the attendee.
    4. Under Choose registration flow, select a published registration from the dropdown options for the attendees. By default, the Basic registration flow is selected.
      The Choose registration flow field appears only for events with Flex registration style.
    5. Optional. Select the Ticket Type from the dropdown. If it is a ticketed event, you can select the ticket type for the attendee.
    6. Enter the Title of the attendee.
    7. Enter the Organization name.

  4. After you’ve entered all the details, click on the Add Attendee button.
  5. Choose a confirmation for the prompt message, Would you like to send confirmation mails to this Attendee? Select Yes, Please to send an email to the attendee.

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  6. This adds the attendee to the list. This also sends an invite to the attendee’s email address which contains the link to join the dashboard.

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    Hotel form request fields
    Every header label related to a hotel request form on the list will follow the below format:
    <hotel request form name>: <field name>. This helps you distinguish between the hotel request forms and their fields.
    The fields; Check-in date and Check-out date will be the same. 

User downgrade

You can downgrade an event participant for individual events by changing their role to a less privileged role. For example, you can downgrade an organizer when you add them as attendees for your event. When you downgrade, you can confirm your action by clicking the Proceed button as shown here.

Once a role is downgraded for a participant, you can’t upgrade the role for that event.  For reference, the order of roles is as follows: Organizer → Moderator → Speaker → Attendee.

Modify registrations

You can also click on the more options button to edit the attendee details such as audience groups. This option also allows you to modify registration details; First name, Last name, and Email address.


To modify attendee details,
  1. Click on Modify registration button
  2. On the form, edit the required details:

  3. Click Continue. This updates the fields or if you have multiple forms, clicking on Continue takes you to other form fields for modifications.

The Modify registration button is applicable for registration from all entry points namely; Zuddl dashboard (individual via the 'Add attendee' button or in bulk via 'CSV'), registration page, onsite app, mobile app, and integrations.

RoleActions
OrganizersCan modify all details from the dashboard
AttendeesCan modify all details from the invite email, except attendee email address
Ticket purchasersFor a ticketed event, a ticket purchaser can modify all details till the attendee has checked in to the event.
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If you’ve created branches on forms, attendees can use the modify registration to edit all form fields including the ones in the branched out forms.


Other actions

  • Copy invite content. You can copy the invite content to use it elsewhere. A sample invite text is shown below: Hey John. You're registered as a speaker for the event "Acme Event". Use the following link to go to the event <link to your Zuddl dashboard>Hey John. You're invited for the event "Acme Event". Use the following link to go to the event <link to your Zuddl event>
  • Delete an attendee

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