We are excited to invite you to our very first onsite live training for Chambers of Commerce and Associations in Beijing. Join us next Wednesday (June 5) for an extensive training on the most crucial features that make Chambers of Commerce and Associations around the world more productive in their daily work.
EventBank Team is looking forward to pass on the knowledge to the new employees and to introduce the platform to the existing long-term staff from a fresh angle. We are always striving to ensure the best event and membership experience for you and your communities and we hope you and your colleagues can join us next Wednesday at AmCham China's office.
At this event you will learn how to:
conduct onsite check-in
go through registration workflow and deal with the ticket adjustments
design and print event badges
create beautiful event pages with our tips & tricks
Also you will get to know:
what best practices for membership renewals are
how to edit the membership price
member notifications and how they can be controlled
how to modify membership types without affecting current records
Agenda
Agenda
2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Arrival of guests and registration
Arrival of guests and registration
3:00 PM - 3:15 PM
Introduction
Introduction
3:15 PM - 3:45 PM
Introduction into the depth of EventBank platform
Introduction into the depth of EventBank platform
Ekaterina Vaulina
Senior Customer Success Manager at EventBank
Discussing the architecture of the platform and how the data is built from a technical point of view. - Dashboards - Field settings - CRM to Membership synchronization - Event registration to CRM synchronization
Manage your membership applications and renewals: - approve, confirm, control notifications - edit the amount and terms of the membership - understanding a member and a membership profile
Key to unlocking your member and community registration secrets: - approving registrations - switching ticket types - revising amount of the registration - one registrant per email, multiple registrants notifications, and warning pop-ups