The managed event object is the object you need if you are running a conference, or any kind of event that requires ticketing. The object has a lot of options on it, but the chances are you won't need to use all of them.
This is the name of your managed event/conference, and is shown to your users at certain parts of the process (eg abstract submission).
This is a html field that you can use to show an important piece of information to your users in multiple places. For example, you could put a reminder to contact the hotel to book their room before a certain date. Then, you can use content repeaters to display this information on webpages (on a side bar, header, footer etc) and in emails. When you want to change this notice, you'd then only have to change it in one place.
This is the date on which your users must have selected their tickets - on this date ticket selection (through the managed event - register atom) will be disabled.
This is your list of users who have a confirmed main ticket - your attendees. it also shows the name of the main ticket they purchased. You can sort/filter this grid as you can with most, making it easy to find a certain person, or everyone who has purchased a certain ticket type.
This shows all the calendar objects in your XPOR installation so that you can quickly and easily add this event into different calendars.
This is where you create and set up your tickets.
This controls most of the ecommerce side of your managed event. If your users need to select and purchase tickets then you need to set up an Order Type object, and associate it by 'event order type'. Please see separate help resource on the Order Type Object.
On the 'Event Tickets' tab you can set up the different ticket products that users can select. There are 'main products' and 'additional products'. You need to create at least one ‘main ticket product’ – if a user has one of these then they are attending your event. NOTE Users can only select one main ticket type for each user.
To create a Ticket Product:
If you would like users to be able to register other users for your event, simply tick "Allow purchasing for Guests".
If you would like the ticket options for guests to be the same as the ones you've already set up, then you can simply tick "Tickets are the same as the main tickets".
Tick this field to allow users to upload a presentation file as well as their paper file.
There are three submission modes:
This is the maximum character limit for the abstract field. This helps you to prevent users from copy & pasting their entire paper in!
The date and time by which users entire submission must be completed (this includes upload of paper files). This is optional - you do not need to have a deadline.
The date and time by which no new abstracts will be able to be submitted. This is optional - you do not need to have a deadline.
The date and time by which users must upload their presentations by. The presentation file upload file will be greyed out after this date and time. The intention of this is you can collect the Presentation files before your event because you will need them on the day, and to put them on the Event Programme. This is optional - you do not need to have a deadline.
Select an email object that will be fired when an abstract is submitted. The email will go to the author, and whomever is associated to the managed event as BCC notification.
Select an email object that will be fired when an submission has had its files uploaded. The email will go to the author, and whomever is associated to the managed event as BCC notification.
Select an email object that will be fired when a submission has been accepted. The email will go to the author, and whomever is associated to the managed event as BCC notification.
Select an email object that will be fired when a submission has been rejected. The email will go to the author, and whomever is associated to the managed event as BCC notification.
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