Automations: trigger emails on registration or check-in events
Trigger automated notification emails upon registration changes or check-in scans without manual intervention.
Automations
When an applicant receives approval, a waitlist seat opens, or an attendee checks in, the automation engine sends the corresponding template.
Operational communications deliver reliably around the clock across all time zones.
How it works
01
Select trigger conditions
Define triggers based on approvals, waitlist releases, check-in scans, or event conclusion.
02
Assign template and audience
Map designated email templates to specific event triggers and recipient conditions.
03
Enable the automation
Activate workflows to process status changes automatically.
Key capabilities
Event-driven triggers
Registration, approval, and check-in events trigger instant message delivery.
Template consistency
Automated workflows dispatch pre-approved templates with dynamic field population.
Complement to manual sends
Automate routine operational notifications while retaining manual broadcast tools.
A fit for these events
Works well with
- Email sendsDeliver targeted announcements and updates to filtered attendee segments.
- Email templatesMaintain reusable multi-language email templates with dynamic merge variables.
- WaitlistCollect waitlist entries automatically when ticket tiers reach capacity.
- Registration approvalRequire manual or automated organizer review before confirming registration.
Questions organizers ask
- What event actions can trigger automations?
- Triggers include registration confirmations, approval status updates, waitlist releases, and check-in scans.
- Can automations use pre-existing templates?
- Yes. Automated workflows reference standard pre-configured email templates.
- Do all attendees receive automated emails?
- Only attendees meeting the defined trigger and filter criteria receive automated messages.
See this feature in orriven
Submit event requirements to see how this capability operates within orriven.
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