Event Registration
A page for every event, and a list of who is coming.
Post a conference, webinar, or meetup. Members sign up in one click, a waitlist opens when it fills, and the attendee list exports.

What you get
Event landing pages
Each event gets its own public page with the details, dates, location or join link, price, CE hours, and seats left.
Registration and a waitlist
Members sign up in one click. Capacity limits and an automatic waitlist are built in.
Registration questions
Ask up to ten questions at sign-up. Answers show on the attendee list and in the CSV.
Attendee management
See who registered, check people in, admit from the waitlist, and export the list.
An events calendar
Every upcoming event across the network in one list inside the app.
Your event, promoted
A featured event can sit at the top of the events page for a week, marked Sponsored.
How it works
- 1Create the event
Events, then Your events, then New event: title, dates, place or link, price, CE hours, capacity.
- 2Share the page
Every event has a public page. Members register in one click.
- 3Run it
Check people in on the day, admit from the waitlist as seats open, and export the list after.
Questions
- Can I charge for tickets?
- Event pages show a price today. Paid tickets through PAWCAP are next; until then, take payment your own way and mark people in.
- Can CE hours post from attendance?
- Event pages show CE hours. Automatic posting from attendance is planned; today the organization records the hours.
- Who can register?
- Members with full access. Each event shows how many seats are left.
Help guides
Goes well with
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- Continuing EducationOne record for the credentials from every organization you belong to. Hours add up against each one, and you hear before anything runs out.
- Publish ArticlesA clean editor for articles, white papers, and news, read by credentialed professionals and the public, with votes that mean something.