Getting Started
The basic elements you need to master your event from A to Z.
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Getting started with your event
How to properly set up the basics of your event.
Basic informationHow to create your event from scratch.
The Configuration AssistantFrom the next step, your choices will determine which features are enabled on your event. You can, of course, add others later if needed during your event setup.
Duplicate an eventYour event is a re-run of a previous event. Simply duplicate all previous settings to save time.
ContactsThis feature is admin-only, which means that only Eventmaker staff can make changes. Contact your dedicated CSM or chat support if you need configuration on this topic.
Getting Started Guides - Starter Kits
Our starter kits provide a turnkey event you only need to customize to match your branding.
Organize a Trade Show on Eventmaker
Organize a Congress
Organizing a hybrid or fully digital corporate event
Getting Started Guides - UX / UI
How to improve your users' experience and optimize data collection on your site.
Preparing my graphic assetsAnswers to your questions about dimensions and formats.
Getting Started Guides - Data
How to optimize the collection and gathering of your participants' information.
Prepare my databasesFind here our different import templates for your events.
Participant trackingYou will likely want to closely monitor website traffic, page views, the success of your marketing campaigns, or your partners' influence on registrations to your event.
Optimizing data collectionYou will likely want to closely monitor traffic on your website, page views, the success of your marketing campaigns, or the influence of your partners on registrations to your event.
Best practice - Organize your teams
How to manage your teams and collaborators' access.
Invite your collaborators on EventmakerOrganize your team on Eventmaker
Configuring the different Back-office viewsYou can add multiple users to an account and, above all, manage roles. Roles define the set of actions a user is authorized or not authorized to perform.