Events Management Applet
Purpose and Overview
Who Benefits from This Applet?
Event Coordinators:
- Plan and organize company events
- Track RSVPs and attendance
- Manage event logistics
HR Teams:
- Schedule team-building activities
- Organize training sessions
- Coordinate company-wide events
Marketing Teams:
- Plan product launches
- Organize promotional events
- Track event effectiveness
Department Managers:
- Submit event requests
- Track department event budgets
- Monitor team participation
What Problems Does This Solve?
Traditional Event Management Challenges:
- Spreadsheet-based planning prone to errors
- No centralized event calendar
- Difficult to track attendance
- Manual budget tracking
The Events Management Solution:
- Centralized event planning - All events in one place
- Automated invitations - Send and track RSVPs
- Resource management - Book venues and equipment
- Budget tracking - Monitor event spending
Key Features Overview
Key Concepts
Event Lifecycle
Draft → Published → Registrations Open → Event Day → Post-Event
│ │ │ │ │
│ │ │ │ └── Feedback & reporting
│ │ │ └── Check-ins, execution
│ │ └── Collecting RSVPs
│ └── Visible to invitees
└── Planning phaseEvent Types
| Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Internal | Staff-only events | Team lunch, Training |
| External | Customer/partner events | Product launch, Conference |
| Recurring | Regular scheduled events | Monthly town hall |
| One-time | Single occurrence | Annual dinner |
Quick Start Guide
For Event Coordinators: Create an Event
Goal: Set up a company team-building event
- Navigate: Go to Events from the sidebar
- Create New: Click "+" to create event
- Basic Details:
- Enter Event Name (e.g., “Q1 Team Building”)
- Set Date and Time
- Select Venue/Location
- Set Capacity limit
- Invitations:
- Select target audience (All Staff, Department, Custom)
- Set RSVP deadline
- Publish: Make event visible and send invitations
For Employees: RSVP to Events
Goal: Respond to an event invitation
- View Invitation: Click notification or browse events
- Review Details: Check date, time, location
- RSVP: Select “Attending” or “Not Attending”
- Add to Calendar: Sync with your personal calendar
Event Creation
Create events with comprehensive details:
- Event name and description
- Date, time, and duration
- Location (physical or virtual)
- Capacity and waitlist settings
- Budget allocation
- Agenda items
Attendance Tracking
Manage who’s coming:
- RSVP tracking - See who’s confirmed
- Check-in - Mark actual attendance on event day
- Waitlist - Handle overbooking gracefully
- No-show tracking - Identify patterns
Resource Booking
Book what you need:
- Venues - Meeting rooms, halls, outdoor spaces
- Equipment - AV equipment, projectors, microphones
- Catering - Food and beverage orders
- Transportation - Shuttle services, parking
Calendar View
See all events at a glance:
- Monthly/weekly/daily views
- Filter by event type or department
- Avoid scheduling conflicts
- Export to personal calendar
Reports & Analytics
Measure event success:
- Attendance rates - RSVPs vs actual attendance
- Participation trends - Most popular event types
- Budget analysis - Cost per attendee
- Feedback scores - Post-event satisfaction
Configuration & Settings
Event Categories
- Define event types and categories
- Set default settings per category
Approval Settings
- Configure event approval workflow
- Set budget thresholds requiring approval
Resource Management
- Manage bookable resources
- Set availability schedules
- Configure booking rules
Notification Settings
- Customize invitation templates
- Set reminder schedules
- Configure follow-up messages
FAQ
Q: Can I create recurring events? A: Yes, set up a recurrence pattern when creating the event (daily, weekly, monthly).
Q: How do I manage event capacity? A: Set a max capacity when creating the event—the system automatically enables waitlist when full.
Q: Can I require manager approval for RSVP? A: Yes, this can be configured per event or event category in settings.
Q: How do I get post-event feedback? A: Enable feedback forms in event settings—attendees receive a survey after the event.