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  • 1.  A way to go straight to Modify Registration page, skipping Confirmation page.

    Posted 07-04-2025 02:55


    I have an event already running, and I have added a new custom field for the attendees to RSVP to a side Dinner event.

    Is there a way that I can send existing confirmed attendees an email, with wordings like "Please RSVP for the Dinner even Here", using {[E-MODIFY REG LINK: here]}.

    I want them to go straight to the Modify Registration page directly, and not having them see confirmation page, We have received your registration!, which can be misleading. 


    #Registration

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    Dennis Lim
    Director
    Plus ConceptsHong Kong
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  • 2.  RE: A way to go straight to Modify Registration page, skipping Confirmation page.

    Posted 07-07-2025 09:08

    Once you find out, i'd love to know too!



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    SARAH MURPHY
    Marketing & Communications Technology Manager
    NCCI HoldingsUnited States
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  • 3.  RE: A way to go straight to Modify Registration page, skipping Confirmation page.

    Posted 07-07-2025 21:45

    The official answer I get from Cvent is No, it cannot be done.



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    Dennis Lim
    Director
    Plus ConceptsHong Kong
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  • 4.  RE: A way to go straight to Modify Registration page, skipping Confirmation page.

    Posted 07-08-2025 09:30

    Bummer.  Hopefully they can add that feature to the roadmap.



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    Karen B. Arends, CMP
    Vice President, Lead Events Management Specialist
    Public Affairs Business Execution Office

    Wells Fargo | New York, NY
    M: 646-599-5854

    karen.arends@wellsfargo.com
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  • 5.  RE: A way to go straight to Modify Registration page, skipping Confirmation page.

    Posted 07-09-2025 08:46
    Edited by Steven Schlossman 07-09-2025 08:47

    I suggested something like this 5 years ago.

    It was to go direct to the registration without needing to enter a confirmation number.

    https://community.cvent.com/idea/one-click-to-view-registration



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    Steven Schlossman [Designation]
    Jack of all trades. Master of none.
    BMW Car Club of America
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  • 6.  RE: A way to go straight to Modify Registration page, skipping Confirmation page.
    Best Answer

    Posted 07-09-2025 16:30

    We do ask for flight information in registration so it's in reports for travel arrangements. Of course, they will not know this at the time of registration, so in confirmation we include the link to have them go back to add flights. Therefore, on that confirmation page, i include a section that is a call to action to 'Submit Your Flight Details' and then a description about the ask. I then rename the button to instead be Modify Registration to be Provide Flight Information. You could so similar logic for dinner ask, just rename that button on the confirmation page asking for dinner selection. Also, if there are Qs or areas within the registration I can hide at that point, I will. 

    Another solution is asking for information using feedback surveys. We do pre-event questions for content and feedback before events, and use that route. Might be a solution too. 



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    Kendall McQuien
    Director, Events & Sponsorships
    United States Fire Insurance CompanyUnited States
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  • 7.  RE: A way to go straight to Modify Registration page, skipping Confirmation page.

    Posted 07-09-2025 21:28
    Thank you Kendall, this is exactly what I was looking for.

    Doesn't everyone who completes the initial registration see the same Confirmation page as those adding flight information? Is changing their Registration Type the only way to let them see a different Confirmation page?


    Regards,

    Dennis Lim
    Plus Concepts