Manage Field

Manage Field

Organizers can add new fields on the attendee list by using the Manage Fields feature.

Step 1 : Under the Attendee List, click "Manage Fields"



Step 2: Click on "Add New Field" to choose a field to be added. 



Step 3: Select a custom field that you would like to add

Note: The supported fields are
  1. Short Text
  2. Long Text
  3. Single Choice
  4. Multiple Choice
  5. Dropdown
  6. Consent Text


Step 4: Click "Save" once done editing. The newly created field will be reflected on the attendee list. 



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