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When you create a third party event, the sponsors who purchase packages may not fill all of the spots they purchased. For example, a sponsoring company buys a package with 20 spots. However, in the...

When you establish a third party event, you have a multitude of options to meet your event specifications. In this article, we'll discuss three distinct ways you can set up a third party event: Cur...

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...

With SeatRobot, you can move guests from one event to another. The process is dependent on what type of event the guest started in, and what type of event you want them to end up in.This article re...

If you create a ticketed event, anyone who buys a ticket will automatically be sent a confirmation email. You can edit the content of that email.To start, create a ticketed event. For more informat...

In this article, we'll review how you can navigate individual contacts within your contact database. Every contact within your database has their own CONTACT DETAILS page. You can access this by c...

  TAGS are labels you attach to contacts that describe them in some way. Generally tags fall into two types - groups and qualities. Examples of groups might be 'Western Division' or 'Class of 201...

When you create an event in SeatRobot, you may delineate your guests into specific groups via tags. You can also check people into your event based on tag categories. To do this, navigate to CHECK-...

 To purchase a ticket on behalf of a guest, navigate to GUEST LIST. Click PURCHASE GUEST TICKET. This button will only appear if this feature has been enabled at the admin level. For more informati...

 This article details how to manage registrations with plus ones (or more) for ticketed events. If you need instructions for creating plus ones for free events, refer to Guests per Registration.To ...