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Registration, login & seat handling

Customize your event registration process

Our event registration feature makes it easy for people to sign up for your event. It's user-friendly and can be customized to your needs.

Create your own design

Customize the look and feel of your event registration to match your branding and create a user-friendly experience for your attendees.

With our design tools, you can easily upload your own images, choose your own colors, and add your own text to create a personalized registration page that reflects the theme and tone of your event.

Build personalized flows

With Twebcast you have the possibility to build conditional flows for your event registration process. This means that you can create a customized registration form that adapts to your attendees' responses in real-time.

For example, if an attendee selects "Yes" to a specific question, they will be automatically directed to a new set of questions, while those who select "No" will skip ahead to the next section. This feature streamlines the registration process and ensures that attendees only see relevant questions, resulting in a smoother and more personalized registration experience.

With our intuitive platform, you can easily build these conditional flows without any coding or technical knowledge required. By offering a personalized registration experience, you can increase attendee satisfaction and ultimately, the success of your event.

Divide long registrations into steps

Our platform offers the possibility to divide long registrations into steps for your event registration process. This means that you can break up a lengthy registration form into smaller, more manageable steps, making it easier for your attendees to complete the registration process.

By dividing your registration form into steps, attendees can save their progress and return to complete the form at their convenience, which can improve the completion rate of the registration process. With our platform, you can easily create a multi-step registration process without any coding or technical knowledge required.

By simplifying the registration process, you can reduce the likelihood of attendee frustration and increase overall registration numbers.

Seat handling & waiting list

Twebcast also has a function for seat handling, both for the event as a whole and for parts of it, such as breakouts. When all seats at an event have been taken, people can be signed up on a waiting list. Waiting lists can be handled manually or automatically, e.g. when someone unsubscribes.

You can choose whether you want to show the number of seats taken or whether it should be hidden. After registration, participants can be allowed to modify their own tasks and allow to unregister.

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Registration, login & seat handling

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