Sometimes, it is possible that certain features of the event are made only for a certain set of users who have been added to the event platform.
This is where the Groups feature comes into the picture. Admin can create specific User Groups and segregate & add the users accordingly.
Once done, this allows for restriction or provides access to certain features or functionality of the event app to specific user groups as required.
By default: These 3 groups will be available on the dashboard & you can add the users to them accordingly. Additionally, you can create a custom onsite group as well.
Attendee, Speaker & Booth Member
How to add a group?
Step 1: Open the Event Dashboard > Settings
Step 2: Click on Groups
Step 3: Click on Add A Group > Add Group Name > Add Initialize The Same Settings As > Save
To add a Custom Onsite Group -
1. Go to Dashboard > Settings > Groups > Add a Group > Add a Group Name > Initialize the same settings as Onsite Group and Save.
How to configure engagement & networking permissions for a group?
Step 1: Open the Event Dashboard > Settings
Step 2: Click on Groups > A new window will show up on the right side
Step 3: Here you can configure Meeting, Chat, Onboarding & Functionality settings for each group.
Please Note -
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If the Attendee is part of one Onsite group, they will be treated as an Onsite Attendee.
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When an attendee is part of multiple on-site attendee groups, the last on-site group they were added to will be reflected on the Eventdex.
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The Organizer will have the ability to delete the Onsite Group. If an on-site group is deleted in such a scenario, the attendees who were part of only that group will be allocated to the corresponding virtual group by default.
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After deleting the onsite group, the default group assigned will be virtual and once a whole group is marked virtual, the data will not be deleted from the partner dashboard ( Eventdex ) and attendees of that group will still have QR codes in the emails if sent earlier. The group needs to be deleted from Eventdex manually.