Event admin notifications and digest

The Notifications feature enables event admins to manage notifications by toggling check-boxes for specific actions within the event. By using this feature, admins can choose to receive certain event details via email notifications according to their preferences.

How can the admin access the Notifications page?

To access the Notifications page, go to Settings > Notifications. On this page, you can tick and untick the checkboxes of the notifications you want to receive via email when their corresponding actions are carried out in the event.

Image showing Events > My Notification

You can also access the notifications from:

  • People > Attendees page: Click on an attendee with an admin permission, and on the right side of the window a new card will open. Scroll all the way down on that card until you see the notification setting checkboxes.
Image showing notification settings from People > attendees page.

  • From the top right-corner of your username drop-down menu under Personal settings > Notification settings.
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The notification settings will also take effect when you save the changes from these places i.e. People > Attendees page and the username drop-down menu under Personal settings > Notification settings.

Notification settings

Here are the notifications settings you can enable or disable using the check-boxes. You will receive them in your email inbox once enabled and the action is triggered in the event.

Image showing My Notification page.

  1. New applicant was added: When enabled, you will receive an email notification when a new applicant has been added for your approval at the event.
Image showing notification email that new applicant has been added.

  1. New registration was added: When enabled, you will receive an email notification when a registration is completed in the event.
Image showing email notification when new registration has been added

  1. Event is almost full: When enabled, you will receive an email notification when the event has reached 80% of its set capacity.
Image showing email notification that event is almost full

  1. Event is full: When enabled, you will receive an email notification when the event capacity has reached its limit.
Image showing email notification when event reaches capacity.

  1. Refund Requests: When enabled, you will receive an email notification when there is a new request for payment refund on tickets.
Image showing notification email when there is a new refund request.

  1. Troubleshoot submitted: When enabled, you will receive an email notification when there is a submission of a troubleshoot.
Image showing email notification when there is a new troubleshoot submission.

  1. Ticket capacity alert: When enabled, you will receive an email notification when the number of tickets purchased reaches the specified percentage of the total ticket capacity.
Refer to this article to learn how to configure a capacity alert percentage.
Image showing notification email for Ticket capacity alert.

Digest settings

This is a recurring digest that you can setup according to your preference i.e. daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly. You can receive a number of total attendees registered and new registered attendees for that period of time by ticking the attendees registered checkbox.

Image showing the Digest Setting page

You will receive an email notification after you have enabled the Attendees registered settings based on the digest frequency selected:

Image showing event email digest.

Digest frequency

The frequency drop-down menu lets you set the frequency of email digest delivery. You can choose from the following options:

  • Monthly: When selected, you will receive the email digest once a month.
  • Bi-weekly: When selected, you will receive the email digest once every two weeks.
  • Weekly: When selected, you will receive the email digest once a week.
  • Daily: When selected, you will receive the email digest daily.
Image showing digest frequency drop-down menu.


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