Configure your organization’s profile to be used throughout Event Espresso and your front-end templates/theme (may require customization for individual themes).
The organization fields include:
The Country Settings allow event managers to configure many of the country and currency settings that will be used throughout Event Espresso, including:
When a potential registrant is filling out their address information but the country and/or state/province is not available, they are presented with an option to add a new country state/province.
The attendee is asked to select their country and add their state/province.
When a registrant submits their own state/province, event managers are given the opportunity to activate or ignore the new state/province.
We give you several ways to engage with other members of the Event Espresso community.
Purchase your support license and get immediate access to the Event Espresso expert community.
You don’t want to spend time managing your website, and with one-click upgrades you can automatically upgrade your Event Espresso software to the latest and greatest version. We usually release several new versions each month with new features, bug fixes, and to keep you compatible with WordPress.
We make it easier than ever to keep your website up and running, all it takes is one click.
If your events are popular, or if you are restricted on the number of people you can have, you may find that you need to have a waiting list. This means that, if your event is full, people can add themselves to a waiting list. If someone drops out of your event then the person on the waiting list can be added to the list of attendees. You can require that wait-list attendees pay for their spot in line so that you can try to add more capacity to your event.
A CAPTCHA is a program that protects websites against bots by generating and grading tests that humans can pass but current computer programs cannot. For example, humans can read distorted text as the one shown below, but current computer programs can’t:
reCAPTCHA Example
The term CAPTCHA (for Completely Automated Public Turing Test To Tell Computers and Humans Apart) was coined in 2000 by Luis von Ahn, Manuel Blum, Nicholas Hopper and John Langford of Carnegie Mellon University.
Get a Free CAPTCHA For Your Site
A free, secure and accessible CAPTCHA implementation is available from the reCAPTCHA project. Easy to install plugins and controls are available for WordPress, MediaWiki, PHP, ASP.NET, Perl, Python, Java, and many other environments. reCAPTCHA also comes with an audio test to ensure that blind users can freely navigate your site. reCAPTCHA is our officially recommended CAPTCHA implementation.
Our event app allows you to transform your Android and/or Apple mobile device into an onsite attendee management tool. The event app gives event managers the ability to manage check-ins at the door of your events. You can even use the event app to scan tickets (optional upgrade), check attendees in/out of events, view attendee/registration and event info.
Event managers can also login to the website to view attendance records, generate an attendance list and export the list to a report in CSV format.
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Requirements:
Benefits of using the Event Espresso 4 Event Apps include:
Collect, control and own all the information you acquire from event attendees–for free. It’s your data and we believe you should have control of it.
We even make it easy for you to export the all the data into Excel or CSV format to be sure you can use your data however you see best: advanced reports, marketing strategies, attendee statistics.
All the attendee’s information is collected and exported including (but not limited to):
You can export all the registration data at once, or you can export data for just one event or even datetime.