If the event supports team registrations, such as a hackathon, this toggle can be enabled.
Min. Members: Once enabled, this input appears, allowing you to set the minimum number of members required for a team.
Max. Members: Similar to Min. Members, this input allows setting the maximum number of members per team.
Per User Ticket: If in a team there are 5 members, then each of them should take seperate tickets. If not enabled a single person can but the Max. Members ticket and all the members can be registered under that ticket.
If the event has multiple tickets, this toggle allows grouping them together. There will multiple tickets against a single transaction and there will just a single user submmission
for all the tickets.
Similar to the check-in scan, if the organizer wishes to track check-outs as well, this toggle can be enabled. And a button will be visbile on the Scan QR page to check out the user.
By default, a modal appears when a user registers for an event. If the organizer prefers to show a dedicated page instead, this toggle can be used.
When using the modal, the user can close it and the registration form reloads. With this toggle enabled, the form does not reload as the user is redirected to a new page.
For events spanning multiple days, this toggle allows guests to use the same ticket for subsequent days without needing to re-register. This is useful for events like hackathons or conferences where attendees may need to check in on different days.
When enabled, organizers can add a list of form fields using a multi-select. During check-in, these fields will be displayed for confirmation. This is useful for events where the organizer needs to verify specific details about the attendee before allowing them to enter the venue.
We support remote printing, where scanning happens away from the printing counter. Once scanned, the ticket is queued at the print desk based on a unique printer id, so it is ready by the time the attendee reaches the counter.
If ticket codes need to be edited after issuing, this toggle can be enabled. The “Edit Guest” form on the guest page can then be used to modify ticket codes.
Once edited, the new ticket code will be shown on the user’s “View Ticket” page.
This input allows entering a message that will be shown to users either in the modal or on a new page, depending on the “Thank You Modal” setting after they have registered for the event.
Links to WhatsApp groups, additional instructions, etc., can be placed here.