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Interests or Themes

Setting up themes will allow your participants to easily identify, among the different content you offer, the sessions and products that suit them.

Updated over a week ago

Several elements on your Eventmaker platform can include themes:

In addition, setting up themes allows you, as an organizer, to track your participants' scoring. This scoring appears directly on a participant's profile and lets you visualize your participant's interests at a glance.

Managing themes

To manage your themes, go to the corresponding tab in your back office

From this view, you can add a new theme to your event. Click the Edit button to change the name and/or color of your theme and the Delete button to remove it completely from your event.

⚠️ If you delete a theme from your event, it will also be removed from the profiles of participants already registered and from sessions already created.

You can also manage the nomenclature of your themes and thus create theme levels. Here is an illustrated example:

You can configure up to 5 levels of sub-themes. To create a new level, click the + button to the right of the parent-level theme. If a sub-theme is selected, the parent themes will be selected automatically. Similarly, removing a parent theme will remove all associated sub-themes.

You can also add new themes directly from the settings of your sessions or products by entering a new theme name in the selection field.

Allow participants to add their interests.

So that your participants can select the themes that interest them, it is important to create an Interests question in your registration form and add your themes to it.

⚠️ 'Centre d\'intérêt' and 'thématique' are different terms that refer to the same thing.

Display themes on the website

In the various detailed views of your website, you can display the themes associated with the participant, the product or the session. When configuring it, you even have the option to display the first or last level of themes.

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