Tag: Event management platform

Embed Event Registration & Ticket Purchase Forms in your website

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Display attendee and speakers lists, dashboard, event registration form, ticket purchase form and abstract submission forms into your own website.

To embed Dryfta‘s various forms including registration & abstract submission forms, attendee login form and dashboard, and tickets purchase form into your website and other 3rd party apps, simply copy the short code snippet and paste it into your website. When your web page loads, your Dryfta form will be embedded directly on your website. Your users will not see the Dryfta URL and you are able to fully control the style of your form.

To copy an embed code of a form or a page, go to Website builder > Page labels and click on Embed icon besides the page which you want to display on your website. Simply copy the embed code and paste it where you want the content to appear on your website. Like adding a URL into a WordPress post. The code snippet is replaced with the actual Dryfta page and is displayed seamlessly inside your website!

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Unlimited Team Members to Manage Events with Different Permissions

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Dryfta’s all-in-one event management platform has various tools to manage the various aspect of an event. As an event organizer, you would like to allow your staff to access the event platform dashboard and be able to manage the various information viz. payments, tickets, orders, contacts, event discussions, event website, event app and so many other things!

But there’s a problem! You would not want all staff to access all parts of the event dashboard so as to prevent unauthorized access to data and to ensure accountability. To make it possible, you need a way to limit staff’s access to a certain section of the event dashboard.

Presenting Roles & Access Control System

It allows you to create roles, set permissions to the various sections of the dashboard, and assign these roles to your staff members. Once a role is assigned to your staff, he/she can only access sections of the event dashboard made accessible to that role.

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Cart Abandonment Notifications for Incomplete Ticket Purchase

Abandoned cart orders occur pretty frequently on a busy event website. Often, potential customers begin filling out their checkout form, only to leave and never return. Knowing about these users, why did they abandoned the cart and then targeting these abandoned cart orders can boost ticket sales.

Cart abandonment notification tool

This feature lets you send an automated email to ticket and membership buyers who have begun creating an order on your event ticketing website built using Dryfta event platform, but haven’t completed it for whatever reason.

The email will act as an enticement inviting the buyer to come back to the event website to complete their order.

As long as the customer’s email address was entered into the website (either by them logging in or registering on your event website while browsing), the Abandoned Carts Notification feature will be able to send them a message, and also notify the admin.

You can also customize the Abandoned Cart email which is sent to the buyer when he/she abandons the cart. To customize, go to Email Broadcast > Notifications and click on Abandoned Cart Notification Email to edit it.

Here’re some fabulous Abandoned Cart Email templates you can take a cue from. The more enticing and personalized your email will be, the higher would be the sales conversion.

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Take a backup of your event data

We recently introduced a Backup tool which lets event organizers download the backup of their latest data including contacts, attendees, orders, payments received, expenses, abstracts submitted (with reviews), program sessions, sponsors, exhibitors and all other important data sets.

Event Data Backup

This will ensure our customers have a copy of their data at all the times. This also makes our customers feel more secure and in control of their event data.
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Have you reached Product Market Fit? Growth Hack with these tips

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Achieving Product-Market Fit (PMF) is a milestone every business aspires to. It signifies that your product meets the needs of your target audience effectively, solving a critical problem for a significant group of people. But PMF is more than just a buzzword—it’s a foundation for growth. Without it, no amount of marketing or promotion will lead to sustainable success.

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Why your Product never seems good enough

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Hi. This is your Chief Happiness Officer.

I’m very delighted to see 100s of users using Dryfta to manage their events 3 months after our private beta release. I take this oppurtunity to thank our founding customers especially my team for clinging to this vision of having an all-inclusive event management platform for event organizers and delivering on our promises.
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