Everything you need to run your events on Eventleash, from the initial setup to the evening of the event itself.
The ideas Eventleash is built on — contacts, events, guests, campaigns, landing pages and accounts — and how they fit together.
How to open an Eventleash account, how the 30-day free trial works, and why a card is required up front even though nothing is charged.
What happens between signing up and your first send: payment, account provisioning, domain verification and the states you may run into.
From contact to check-in: how to create your first event on Eventleash, invite people and follow the answers, in ten minutes.
Account name, default email sender and API key — the general settings, and what they actually change for the people receiving your invitations.
How to connect your own domain to Eventleash so invitations go out from it and landing pages are served on it: DNS records, verification and primary domain.
Inviting colleagues and door staff into your Eventleash account, what each role can see, and how agencies handle multiple accounts.
Plans, limits, usage, invoices and payment method — how to change plan and what happens when a quota runs out or a payment fails.
Setting up the privacy consents shown on landing pages, how they are recorded, and how unsubscribing from your communications works.
The Eventleash address book — what a contact holds, how to organise contacts with categories and groups, and what blocked and unsubscribed actually mean.
Uploading an Excel or CSV list into Eventleash, mapping columns onto fields, understanding how duplicates are handled, and exporting your data.
Searching and filtering the address book, selecting many people at once, editing them in bulk and signing them up to an event.
Creating an event in Eventleash: details, image, access options, automatic confirmation and refusal emails, privacy consents.
Adding guests to an event, understanding the invited, confirmed and checked-in states, handling companions, notes and bulk changes.
Splitting an event's entry into time bands, how guests pick their slot, and how slots are handled at the door.
Duplicating an event to get going quickly, archiving it to free a plan slot, restoring it or deleting it for good.
Building the email templates Eventleash sends, using placeholders to personalise them, saving them for reuse and testing them before you send.
Creating an email campaign for an event, choosing recipients, scheduling the send and understanding what happens after you press send.
Reading an Eventleash campaign's statistics — deliveries, opens, clicks, bounces and blocks — and knowing what to do with each of them.
Building your event's public page: look, form fields, address, opening window and publishing it on your own domain.
How a guest answers an invitation, what happens immediately afterwards, and how to handle answers, changes of mind and confirmations taken by hand.
Recording arrivals on the night with QR codes or name search, handling companions and people not on the list, and preparing for network trouble.
The things that actually break in Eventleash — blocked sends, email in spam, guests who never received, exhausted quotas — and how to fix them.
The terms you run into using Eventleash, from contact to DKIM, explained in a line each.
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