How Do I? Tutorials

Filter by category, service area, venue needs, pricing readiness, and other event-fit signals.

Compare offerings, media, terms, reviews, service areas, and availability evidence before contacting a vendor.

Sign in when you are ready to request details, compare packages, or keep the vendor with an event.

Open an event to see published ticket types, seat choices, policies, and the full buyer total.

Use the event page to reserve an available ticket. Fees are disclosed before checkout.

Use the verified checkout email when a ticket link is missing.

Search public volunteer calls by area, event, or role.

Read the schedule, duties, organizer notes, waiver, and unpaid acknowledgement before applying.

Sign in with the same email to keep account, notification, and event-team context together.

Sign in and open Account to review password, passkeys, authenticator setup, recovery email, and sessions.

Create a passkey where supported, and keep authenticator or recovery codes in a safe place.

Remove sessions or sign-in methods you no longer recognize or use.

Choose event type, date, location, guest estimate, and the workflows you expect to use.

Confirm the event details and open the task, budget, guest, vendor, and page tools that apply.

Use event-page readiness checks before exposing public details, RSVP, tickets, or galleries.

Filter vendors by category, area, capacity, terms, and pricing readiness.

Add useful vendors or offerings to the event shortlist and compare known costs and gaps.

Send the event-aware request only after reviewing date, scope, contact consent, and package details.

Add guests, party sizes, email, phone, mailing details, and grouping. Enable secure lookup or a shared response code only when the event needs printed or hybrid invitations.

Use RSVP Studio to personalize a free animated invitation, then choose language, questions and meal options in the guest tools.

Send the current invitation to your own account email or verified phone, then verify personalized links, shared URL/QR/code, print cards, pending/yes/no/maybe states, and off-list review behavior before bulk delivery.

Set ticket names, prices, capacity, sales windows, seating mode, policies, and buyer fee handling.

Confirm the event page shows availability, seat context, policies, and the complete buyer total.

Use the scanner handoff or temporary event-day access tools and test valid, used, and invalid results.

Choose a venue template or create an event-owned layout with the correct dimensions and units.

Place tables, chairs, stages, aisles, sections, entrances, and wayfinding points at measured scale.

Connect tables or seats to guests and tickets, then review capacity and event-day lookup readiness.

Add business identity, headline, categories, service areas, description, website, and contact signals.

Add ordered media, offerings, pricing guidance, policies, and the details organizers need to compare.

Use the quality checklist, open the public page, and correct missing or stale information before sharing.

Create a package, service, product, rental, or add-on from the vendor catalog.

Add pricing model, range or fixed amount, inclusions, optional fees, deposit, terms, and availability.

Publish only after the organizer-facing card accurately explains what is known and what needs a quote.

Review new inquiries, source, fit, trust, priority, owner, and recommended next action.

Use a saved reply or write a tailored answer, then review it before sending.

Update CRM stage, add notes, create a follow-up task, and record quote or booking outcome.

Review available placement surfaces, current campaigns, and package eligibility.

Choose a clear headline, destination, audience areas, budget or caps, and requested dates.

Sponsored placements are labeled and do not become active until moderation and billing readiness are complete.

Premium Ops and Processing include the responsive external profile embed.

Open Vendor Profile, find External Website Embed, preview it, and copy the generated code.

Paste the iframe into an HTTPS page on your website and verify mobile and desktop sizing.