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Cvent is working towards refreshing the look/feel of the platform, especially in light of the major system enhancements that we are pushing out. This will help bring the same look/feel across all of Cvent’s products. Below outlines the first phase of visual changes:
Popularity is such a burden. Luckily, you have Cvent. Should your event or session close due to reaching capacity and invitees still want to come, the waitlist page will appear when they attempt to register. Learn how to setup your event and/or session waitlist, customize the waitlist notification email and manage waitlisted invitees.
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Understanding the difference between commercial and transactional emails helps your message get delivered and read. Plus, it's the law.
Here are the highlights for the releases and enhancements that were made in the last quarter and are available today. Additional release details can be found in the Cvent Community. Read more >>
You scheduled your post-registration message through Cvent, but how do you know your audience recieved it? Run the Email Rates by Email report to ensure your emails were received and read.
Cvent has three differnt types of event forms: Standard Registration, Express Registration, and Express Ticketing. More complex features, such as waitlists, registration paths, sessions, session groups, imported registrants, or name badges, will not be supported with an express event. Check out the 'Event Type Cheat Sheet' from Cvent for complete details.
Keep your event attendees happy. Clearly explain what they should expect to see on their credit card statements as well as your refund policy.

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