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Setting Up Your Guest Allocation Profile

Written by Anthony Sergeant
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Setting Up Your Guest Allocation Profile

When an admin allocates guest slots to you, you receive an email with a link to your Profile page. From there, you can see your allocations, build guest list forms, and send them to contacts who will fill in the guest details.


Your Profile Page

The Profile page is your central dashboard for managing guest list allocations. It displays:

  • Event details - the event name and date

  • Remaining allocations - coloured boxes showing how many slots you have left per tag, with icons indicating the tag type

  • Draft forms - forms you've started but not yet sent

  • Sent forms - forms you've sent to contacts, showing whether each has been submitted

If you visit your Profile page before creating any forms, you're automatically redirected to the Allocation page to create your first one.


Creating a Guest List Form

The Allocation page is where you build the guest list form that a contact will fill in.

  1. Click Create / Send Another Form on your Profile page (or follow the link from your allocation email).

  2. Add guest rows by selecting a tag and specifying the number of slots for that tag on this form.

  3. Enter the contact's name, company, and email address in the Send To section.

  4. Write a message to the contact explaining what you need.

  5. Click Preview to review the form.

You can optionally add the contact as a named guest on the guest list itself by checking the option to include them.


Previewing Your Form

The preview popup shows exactly what will be sent. It includes:

  • Event details - name and date

  • Slot summary - coloured tag boxes showing allocated, created, and remaining counts

  • Your message - the text the contact will see

  • Recipient details - the contact's name and email

From the preview, you have two options:

  • Save as Draft - saves the form without sending it, so you can return and edit later

  • Send Form Now - sends the guest list request email to the contact immediately

Important: The preview requires at least one guest row, a recipient name, an email address, and a message. Fill in all fields before previewing.


Managing Drafts

Draft forms appear on your Profile page in the drafts section. You can edit or delete them at any time.

  1. Go to your Profile page.

  2. Find the draft form you want to edit.

  3. Click View/Edit Draft.

  4. Make your changes on the Allocation page.

  5. Preview and save or send the form.

Deleting a draft frees up the slots it reserved, making them available for other forms.


Managing Sent Forms

Sent forms appear on your Profile page with a status badge:

  • Sent (blue badge) - the contact has received the form but hasn't submitted it yet

  • Submitted (green badge) - the contact has submitted the guest list and attendees have been created

Resending a Form

You can resend a form to the same or a different contact. The resend popup lets you edit the recipient's name, company, and email address before resending.

Important: Resending a submitted form revokes all attendees created from the original submission. Each affected guest receives a revocation email. The contact will need to submit the form again.

Deleting a Sent Form

Deleting a sent form removes it from your profile and frees up the allocated slots. If the form was submitted, all attendees created from it are deleted and revocation emails are sent to the affected guests.


Sending Multiple Forms

You can split your allocation across multiple contacts. For example, if you have 20 VIP slots, you could send one form with 12 VIP slots to one contact and another form with 8 VIP slots to a different contact. The Profile page tracks remaining slots across all your forms in real time.


Viewing a Submitted Guest List

Once a contact has submitted their guest list, a View Guest List link appears on the sent form card. Click it to open the submitted guest list in a new tab, showing all the names and details the contact provided.

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