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HOW APPEALING IS YOUR VENUE TO EVENT PLANNERS?
Are you running a tech savvy event programme?
Events are mission critical to your business. As we move into 2022, you’ll need to keep your grasp of event technology sharp to keep your business on track. Do you have what it takes to manage your total programme of events in 2022?
Find out by completing 6 simple questions and receive a 10 GBP/EUR voucher of your choice*.
*Please note you will only receive a voucher if you are an eligible event or marketing professional
What feature in Cvent Flex Registration is used to provide unique experiences to different attendee types:
Admission Items
Advanced Rules
Registration Paths
Invitee Bundles
REGISTRATION TYPES!
Use your registration types to further personalise the registration process by creating additional paths and customising the content or payment options for each. Create different guest or group options, travel options, payment options, contact fields and invitation forwarding settings, rules for modification, privacy settings, modification and cancellation settings and much more.
What is a Registration Type?
A ticket for an event; each registrant can select one and only one
A way to determine what groups of people see during registration, what they can select, and how much those items cost
A presentation, discussion, or activity that is part of your agenda
All of the above
A way to determine what groups of people see during registration, what they can select, and how much those items cost
Common registration types include Attendees, Exhibitors, or Speakers. The registration link assigns a registration type to the person who clicked it. Choose the landing page and registration type for this link when creating it. Details about the invitee determine their registration type, based off a custom contact field, internal information answer, contact group membership, or the total number of awarded credits. Set up the logic in your registration settings in Classic events or within the Site Designer in Flex.
I am better off using event technology…?
Only to look after my event registration
To run my virtual events
To manage my total programme of events including events of all sizes
When I have large, complex events
To manage my total programme of events including events of all sizes
As event programmes expand to accommodate more audiences and formats, technology plays an increasingly central role in enabling organisations to execute efficiently, deliver high levels of engagement, and capture insights across all audiences and all event formats.
You have decided that as part of your event programme you will have a healthy mix of virtual, in-person and hybrid events. To achieve this goal, you should…?
Find a virtual platform separate from your in-person platform as you can only get good virtual features from a standalone platform
Use one platform that has engagement features for all your virtual, in-person and hybrid events
The one platform approach is best!
To maximise Total Event Programme impact, Cvent recommends organisations leverage one system of record to more efficiently manage logistics and capture and act on engagement to drive positive business results.
You have a ‘Welcome Breakfast’ on the agenda. There is plenty of space for all invited and you’re charging €5 to cover food and drink. Should the breakfast be an included or optional session?
Included Session
Optional Session
Optional Session
An included session is automatically included with every registration. An optional session must be selected during registration. In addition, optional sessions can have a different capacity and fee than the event itself.
You need to prove your return on event investment and your return on event experience analysis to your C-Suite. What can you measure using Cvent Reporting?
Attendee registration and check-in numbers
Tradeshow Lead Capture
Level of attendee engagement and survey results
All of the above
All of the above is the correct answer
Using Cvent, you can view several report categories such as activity and engagement reports, email reports, event budget reports, event feedback, exhibitor reports, hotel reports, registration reports, session and agenda item reports and travel reports.