How to Set Up a Public Event Registration Form
Learn how to set up a public registration form for your event in iNVEETO, share it with a link or QR code, and add your own custom fields. This step-by-step tutorial walks…
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Learn how to set up a public registration form for your event in iNVEETO, share it with a link or QR code, and add your own custom fields. This step-by-step tutorial walks…
Connect Mailchimp (Mandrill) with a transactional API key, then send a test invitation.
Connect Mailgun with a sending key and your domain, then send a test invitation.
Connect your SMTP server (Gmail in the example) and send a test invitation.
Edit a campaign's details and template, and notify invitees of the change.
Set up a campaign's details and template, choose recipients and send it.
Export a PDF invitations report for an event or campaign.
Review attendees and absentees for an event and export a CSV or PDF attendance report.
Check guests in by hand, by scanning QR passes or through self check-in, and print passes.
Register walk-ins from your contacts or as new contacts, with a guest type.
Build an event's invitation list with filters and send invitations to everyone, new contacts or a selection.
Add call and meeting activities for invitees and record their response.
Select contacts and export them as a CSV file or a PDF report.
Filter contacts with Match all or Match any, conditions, extra rules and criteria groups.
Enable and name custom fields in Settings, then use them on contacts and in advanced search.
Merge, rename and delete tags from the Manage tags window.
Search and filter your contacts, select them in bulk, and add or remove tags.
Add a team member, choose their role and see how they accept the invitation.
Import a CSV file into your address book and match each column to the right field.
Sign up with your work email or Google, verify the code, set a password and name your organization.
A short film about scattered contact lists, and why your organization's relationships should live in one place you control.
An 18-second look at sending invitations and following RSVPs in iNVEETO.
Short tutorials for setting up your account, managing your address book and creating events, now with written steps in the Help centre.
Edit the name, dates, location, fees and images of an event you have already created.
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Pick the situation closest to yours, or write it below in any language.
Share one registration link and QR code, and add questions of your own.
Participants check themselves in by scanning the event QR code; walk-ins are added on the spot.
Export the attendance report and send a thank-you or follow-up email to the people who came.

Invite by tag and guest type, such as VIP, speaker or guest, and follow every reply: confirmed, tentative or apologized.
Your team scans each guest's QR pass at the door, and can check a guest in up to five times for separate sessions.
Follow attendance live, then share the invitation and attendance reports as soon as it ends.

Build the participant list once and reuse it for every session of the course.
Check participants in at each session, up to five times per event, and undo a check-in if needed.
Export attendance as CSV or PDF; each person's participation is saved to their record.

Send personal invitations in two languages, such as Arabic and English, from your organization's own email domain.
Follow replies, and log calls or meetings with invitees who have not answered yet.
See guest details at check-in, notify everyone of any change, and export the invitation report.

Mark guest types such as VIP or guest of honour, and print a personal pass for every guest.
Scan passes at the entrance, and register walk-ins on the spot with their guest type.
Thank everyone who came with one email, sent from your own domain.

Open a public registration link and QR code that you can share anywhere.
People check themselves in; anyone who arrives without registering is added on the spot.
Everyone who took part keeps the event tag, so the next session's invitation list takes seconds.