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Series events are events that have multiple dates, but unlike recurrent events, they have connected registration. This means that if there are three events in the series, then registration is share...

 This article will review best practices for creating a ticketed event.To start, click NEW EVENT in your dashboard.  Fill in your REQUIRED DETAILS just like you would for any other event.For more i...

For standalone events, once the date and end time of the event has passed, the event will appear in blue.For recurrent or series events, once the date and end time of the first event in the set has...

If you've created an event with additional registration questions, you may want to follow up with particular guests based on their answers those questions. The best way to do this is by sending an ...

After you've created your room layout, you'll want to seat your guests. To do this click SEATING, then SEAT GUESTS. This is where you assign groups or individuals to the specific tables you created...

If you've created a series event, you can extend the dates within that series. Please note:You can only add or change dates to an active series for which nobody has yet registered. Once any guest h...

 If you've created a recurrent event, you can extend the dates within that recurrence. For example, I want to extend the dates for my Best Practices for Breastfeeding Workshop. Right now there are ...

Most events have a fixed start and end time. For example, a webinar at 2PM on Thursday or a workshop running over a weekend.But not every event fits that mold. Some content is just as valuable on a...

 You can create additional registration questions for waitlisted guests. There are a few reasons why you might want to do this. 1) If you have an event with a waitlist, you may want to have additio...

If you're managing an event in SeatRobot with assigned tables, it's very likely that you'll want to prioritize which guests sit at certain tables. This is easy to do in SeatRobot.For example, I've ...