Once you've mastered the basics of Cvent [3], you might be wondering how you can continue to deepen your skills. On-demand training is available on more advanced Cvent topics:

Site Designer

Learn tricks & tips for modifying the event website and registration in the Site Designer.

• ​Cvent Site Designer [4] | 20 min.
  • Add Questions to your Event [5]
  • Use Guest Registration [6]
  • Image Sizes [7]
  • Consider Accessibility [8]

Adding Sessions

Create an agenda so registrants know what to expect on the day of your event. 

• Sessions [9]| 15 min.
  • Session Emails [10]

 Paid & Fundraising Events

A must watch for anyone hosting a paid event in Cvent. Learn to configure your event to collect payment and review nuances that pertain to you and the registrant.

• Paid Events [11] | 14 min.
• Fundraising Events [12]

Email Designer

Take full advantage of the email designer by communicating with registrants throughout the event. Use registration confirmations, 'Know Before You Go' messages, post-event feedback and more.

• Email Designer [10] | 13 min.
  • Image Sizes [7]
• Event & Session Emails [10]
• What to Include (and Not) in Cvent Emails [13]

Reports & Portal

Need to keep a pulse on your events? Present event data with Reports. Even better, get others access for free via the Portal.

• Reporting [14] | 20 min.
  • Confirm Email Delivery [15]
• Portals [16]

Track Attendance

What's better than knowing who registered for your event? Knowing who attended. With a little planning, marking participation is easy.

• Track Attendance [17] | 15 min.

Testing, Approval & Launch

After creating your event, testing is a crucial step to confirm your registrants will have a seamless experience. Then send your event to your eComm specialist for approval and after you can launch it.

• Perform Test [18]
  • Test Credit Card  [19]
• What to Check Before Opening Registration [20]
• Approval & Launch [21]
  • Weblink to Promote Event [22]