How do I manage event registration in NAMI 720?
When creating an event listing, you will need to select one of three ways to manage registrations in the Registration System dropdown menu:
- None
- NAMI.org registration
- Use your own system
How to Use Nami.org Registration
1. Select Use NAMI.org Registration in the Registration System dropdown menu
- You may enter a maximum attendee # and a registration deadline, but this is optional
- A registration webpage will be automatically created for you after you create the event
2. Check the Display on NAMI.org box to display the event on your organization’s nami.org page (optional)
Important: Members of the public will be able to search for your event on nami.org & register themselves if the Display on Nami.org box is checked.
3. Click "Create Event" to create your event listing
How to Use NAMI.org Registration—After Your Event is Created
After clicking Create, you will be taken to the Event Created confirmation page. The URL for your event listing registration will appear under "Registration URL" within the event listing.
You may use the Registration URL to solicit registrations by posting it on social media, or emailing the URL directly to potential registrants.
Registrants can register themselves for the event by clicking the Registration URL and entering their name & email address.
You may manually add registrants by clicking the Add Registrant button.
Registrants will be taken to the Registration Successful confirmation page after they submit their registration. An email confirmation will be sent to registrants shortly after they submit their registration.
The event registrant list will be automatically updated shortly after a new registration is submitted
- To resend a registration confirmation email, click Resend in the pertinent registrant’s row
- To delete a registration, click Delete in the pertinent registrant’s row
- To manually add a registrant, click the Add Registrant button
To email your event registrants, click the Email All Registrants button
- To download a list of your event registrants, click Download Registrant List at the bottom of the page, registrant lists will download as an Excel file
How to Use Your Own Registration System
(Registrations will be managed using an outside system)
- Select "Use your own registration system" in the Registration System dropdown menu
You may enter a Registration URL from an outside registration management site (like Zoom, Event Brite, Google Forms, etc), but this is optional.
- You may enter a Registration Deadline, but this also optional
2. Check the Display on NAMI.org box to display the event on your organization’s nami.org page (optional)
Important: Members of the public will be able to search for your event on nami.org if the Display on Nami.org box is checked.
3. Click Create to create your event
How to Use Your Own Registration System—After Your Event is Created
After clicking Create, you will be taken to the Event Created confirmation page
All event registrations will be managed using your own registration system:
- To edit the registration type after the event has been created, click the Edit button on the page for the event. Follow the instructions for using nami.org registration or using no registration.
How to Use No Registration Required
(Registration will not be required for your event)
- Select Registration "None" in the Registration System dropdown menu
- Check the Display on NAMI.org box to display the event on your organization’s nami.org page (optional):
Important: Members of the public will be able to search for your event on nami.org if the Display on Nami.org box is checked.
3. Click Create to create your event
How to Use No Registration Required—After Your Event is Created
After clicking Create, you will be taken to the Event Created confirmation page
No registrations for your event will be tracked:
- To edit the registration type after the event has been created, click the Edit button on the page for the event. Follow the instructions for using nami.org registration or using your own registration system.
