What's new?

Changes to a seating plan leave existing events untouched until you actively sync them at the event. Conflicts are flagged — for example when a seat a guest has already booked no longer exists.

Guests can upload a file when they register.

A new payment provider you can choose.

An additional display option for surveys.

A portal where speakers can see who is attending their talks — similar to appointment booking (advisor view).

If a guest can't make it, they can provide the details of a substitute when declining. The substitute then receives an invitation and can register. They are marked as a substitute and keep the relation to the original guest.

A process for reporting unlawful content on the event page.

Speakers get (read-only) access to their talks and can see the guests who booked them.

Every contact gets a QR code. They show it at an event, and the contact automatically becomes a guest of that event and is checked in with a standard ticket. You enable this per event and can set how many people may be booked in this way in total and how often the same contact may. A typical use case is a culture pass that can be issued for museum visits and the like. Individual locations (museum, open-air pool, etc.) can have several events, so you can set a separate limit per location. Detailed statistics round it off.

Automatic move-up.