Guest registration for event planners with Ticket Tailor
Free registration pages for corporate events that collect dietary and access needs and check guests in from a phone. Free.
- Free
- Worth $532£400€476A$768C$752/mo
- Free to run
- Easy to set up
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Event planners juggle clients, suppliers and guests for months, then deliver on one day. Registration, time tracking, planning portals, scheduling and accounting software take on the RSVPs, status emails, billing and chasing, and an assistant can draft the debrief for you to check. Guests' dietary and access details are personal data, and the caterer and venue confirm anything about allergies.
8 ideastypical cost $12£9€11A$17C$17 a monthtypical saving about $230£173€206A$332C$325 a month
Free registration pages for corporate events that collect dietary and access needs and check guests in from a phone. Free.
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A free Tally survey, shared by QR code on the day and in the thank-you email, collects attendee ratings straight into Google Sheets. Free.
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