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Automatic participant registration

Participants choose the tickets they want and fill in their information when registering, so you don't have to spend time writing down their choices and information, and you don't forget a name or important information on the go.

Basic event information

Set the event's start and end time, place, and deadline for registration, so that it is clear to the participants where and when the event takes place, and the system can automatically close the registration when the registration deadline is reached.

Choose participant information

Choose which participant information your participants must fill in when they register and whether they should be required to fill it. Then you are sure to collect all relevant information from your participants (in the first go).

Create your own attendee information fields

Create your own attendee information fields for your event. For example, a text field, a drop-down menu with departments, or a checkbox to confirm their membership. This way, you can collect exactly the information you need from the participants.

Limit the number of tickets

A set of registration terms for your event is automatically generated and must be approved by participants when signing up for your event. This will inform participants of the necessary information regarding their registration and ensure that you comply with your obligation to inform.

Ticket types

Create different ticket types for your event, for example, to be able to distinguish between members and non-members among those who sign up.

Secret tickets

Use secret tickets to offer special options to a specific group of attendees - such as a group of sponsors or volunteers. They can then register themselves like everyone else, and you can avoid managing their registrations manually.

Additional choices

Create additional choices for your event, for instance, to let your participants choose between workshops or accommodations when registering for your event. This way, you avoid spending time noting their choices.

Public or hidden events

Choose if your event should be public and searchable on sites like Google or hidden so that participants can only gain access if they have received a link or invitation to the event.

Waiting list

Use a waiting list for your event that interested people can sign up for if the event sells out. This way, you can easily offer a spot to someone on the waiting list if you get a cancellation (and you can fill out the event).

Copy events

Create a copy of a previous event and give it a new date. You can easily edit the event description, remove a ticket type, or add additional attendee information fields. This way, you can easily reuse the setup from a previous event so you don't have to reinvent the wheel.

Information on the orderer vs. participants

Choose whether you want information on all participants or only the person making the order. This way, you are sure to get information on all relevant participants.

Limit the number of tickets per order

Set a minimum or maximum for how many individual tickets or how many in total each visitor can order. This will give you better control over how seats are distributed among your invitees.

Participants can edit their registration

Allow participants to edit their registration up to a certain point in time. For example, Karen can change the name on her registration to Lisa if they find out she will be attending instead or change her choice of workshop. This way, you avoid being an intermediary for all changes that participants may have.

Participant cancellation

Allow participants to cancel their registration up to a certain point - for example, two weeks before the start date, when you have to report the final number of participants to the kitchen. This way, you don't have to spend time deleting them from your participant list.

Limit the number of seats per invitation

Activate a "doorman" on your event that ensures only invitees can sign up and limit the number of tickets the invitees can order. This way, you have control over who can register for the event.

Location index

Save the locations where you hold your events in an index so you can easily retrieve them for new events at the same place.

Confirmation page question

Ask participants a question on the confirmation page they land on after completing their registration - for example, what they are most looking forward to at the event or if they have any workshop wishes. This way, you get an insight into the thoughts of your participants before they even show up for the event.

Public list of participants

Display the list of participants publicly on the page where participants register. This allows visitors to see who else is coming to the event before they register. Of course, the public list only contains information about participants who have agreed to be on the list, and you choose what information is displayed.

Public number of participants

Display the number of registered participants on your public registration page so visitors can see how many have already registered.

Set language

Set the language of your event so that the various texts and buttons in the system are displayed in the desired language, and you can tailor communication to the event's target audience. Choose between Danish, English, French, Swedish, Norwegian and German.

Company or organization search

Add a search field when collecting the participant information "Company or Organization" so that participants can search for their company or organization in the Danish CVR register and have related fields such as CVR number and address automatically filled in. This makes registration easier for participants while ensuring more accurate data.

Email invitations

Invite your potential participants directly from EasySignup. You can easily create invitations and send them to your list of potential participants, so they can click through to your registration page and register (or cancel if they can't attend).

Send e-mails to participants

Create and send e-mails to all or selected participants at your event. For example, schedule an email about parking options at the conference center that is automatically sent to participants the day before the event.

Send text messages to participants

Create and send text messages to all or selected participants from your event. Did your participants, by example, choose a pick-up location when signing up? Send a text to everyone who needs to be picked up in Tucson to inform them that the bus will arrive half an hour later (sending text messages requires the purchase of SMS credits).

Schedule messages to participants

Schedule invitations and messages to the participants so you can plan your communication well in advance.

Merge names in messages

Use EasySignup's mail merge to insert the participant's name in your message so that, for example, "Hi Callie" or "Dear Arizona" will appear at the top of the message your participants receive from you. This will make your invitations seem more personal.

Invite from previous events

When sending out an invite to your event you can choose to insert an email list of recipients or add participants from previous events. This allows you to invite all desired participants at once more easily.

Invitation reminders

Send a reminder to invitees who have not yet responded to your invitation. You can skip sending the reminder to invitees who have already signed up or declined to avoid disturbing them unnecessarily.

Share your event

Invite potential participants by sharing a link to your event - for example in an ad or on your website. This will make potential participants who are not on your email list aware of the event.

Confirmation email

Customize the email confirmation that is automatically sent to participants when they sign up for your event. This way, you can be sure that participants automatically receive the relevant information by email.

Attach files to messages

Attach files to your messages to participants to send them slides from the instructor's presentation or a meeting report. This makes it easy to pass on relevant files to participants.

Calendar file

Attach a calendar file to your participants' confirmation email so they can add it to their calendars. This will help participants remember to show up to your event.

Message templates

Save your invitations or messages for participants as templates so you can easily retrieve them at new events, without creating them from scratch.

Event contact person

Choose who will be the contact person for the event, so your participants can easily find someone to contact if they have any questions about the event.

Prefill name and email

Let the names and e-mail addresses of the invitees be pre-filled so that participants do not have to type them in themselves and so that it becomes (even) easier and faster for your participants to register for your event.

Share your event on Facebook

Share your event on Facebook or feature it in the Danish cultural guide "Kultunaut" to increase exposure.

Let participants share the event

Allow your participants to share your events on Facebook or LinkedIn once they've signed up. This way, you can nudge participants to help spread the word.

PDF-ticket (additional purchase)

Choose whether participants should be sent a PDF ticket that they can show instead of their email confirmation when they show up to the event (requires additional purchase). Scanning is not included.

ISAE 3000 audit report

EasySignup has an ISAE 3000 audit report. This makes it easier for your data controller to ensure compliance when using EasySignup as your data processor.

Automatic deletion of participant information

Participants? personal data is deleted automatically after a chosen time, so you don't have to remember to delete it. It is up to you for how long you want to keep participant data ? both in general and for a specific event.

Deletion time for specific participant informations

Set a specific deletion time for certain participant information to avoid storing the information for longer than necessary. For example, you may want to collect participants' food allergies in connection with dining and delete these data as soon as the event is over.

Consent

Create a consent for specific participant information that participants must approve upon registration and which they can withdraw later. This will make it easier for you to comply with the legislation on consent.

User acess

Create individual user access for colleagues or partners who should be able to access your events and participant lists. Then, you can easily have more people working on your events, and the organization can document who has access to personal data.

Individual users

Choose what users should have access to in the system, and be able to limit their access to the most necessary. For example, whether they should be able to create and edit events, have access to the finances, or only be able to see who is registered for the events.

Departments

Create different departments on the account that users can be granted or denied access to. This can help prevent different departments from accessing each other's events and registrant lists if it is not relevant to them.

Give your users access to EasySignup when logged in to your internal system. This ensures that only users with access to your internal system can access EasySignup, and your users do not have to log in in several places (the single sign-on solution is an add-on).

Event overview

Get a quick and easy overview of all your events ? both current and past. For example, filter by event title or who is responsible for the event, and get a comprehensive overview.

Updated lists of participants

Your participant lists are automatically updated when a participant signs up for your event or cancels their registration, so you always have a complete overview of your registered participants.

Export as a spreadsheet

Export your attendee lists as an Excel file - either for a single event or multiple events, and get a comprehensive overview of all your participants' information.

Overall event overview

Download a comprehensive list of all or selected events, and get an overview of how many participants have registered for each event.

Print list of participants

Print an attendee list with selected participant information to have the most relevant information about the participants at hand, and be able to cross participants off the list when they show up at your event.

Overview of additional choices

View and download lists with additional choices made by participants upon registration. This way, you can easily get an overview of who wants to participate in Workshop 2 or provide a list to the kitchen with the participants who wish to be served a vegan menu.

Check-in of participants

Use the online check-in page to easily check in attendees when they show up for your event. Checked-in attendees are automatically removed from your check-in list when you update it, so you can easily have multiple colleagues check in your participants simultaneously.

Move a participant

You can easily move a participant from one event to another, for example, if they want to attend the same event on another date.

Email notification upon registration

Choose whether you want an email notification when an attendee signs up for your event or cancels their registration. You can also add other recipients, for example, if your boss wants to watch who is coming to your event.

Overall statistics

View statistics for your events and get insights into where your visitors generally come from and how many of them register. This information can help you find out which channels work best for you.

Advanced statistics

Dive into which specific ads, social media, or subpages on your website your visitors come from by building unique links in EasySignup that can help you track visitors. This can help you be sharper on which channels generate the most traffic and signups.

Event notes

Make notes on your events for yourself or others working with the same event. For example, write a note that the event description needs proofreading before the event is ready to be published or that the list of dinner menu choices has been sent to the kitchen. This will make it easier for you and your colleagues to remind each other of significant parts of the event.

Free support

Get free support (from a real human) every weekday from 9 am to 4 pm. Do you need help finding a specific feature, or do you want to discuss the most optimal setup for your event? Our customer helpers are ready to help you.

Written guides

Search our guide universe for the feature you're missing and find a guide for exactly what you're looking for. Then you can quickly move forward on your own.

Introductory videos

Watch introductory videos that guide you through the most common functions in EasySignup, so you can quickly and easily get started using EasySignup and get from A to a completed event.

Public event overview

Display your events on your public event overview to give your attendees a comprehensive overview of your events.

Signup page

Create a registration page for your event and insert, for example, a description of the event, a relevant picture, or a program for the day, and give participants a good insight into the event and the desire to sign up.

Logo

Get your logo on the site at the top of registration pages, emails, and name tags, and make it easier for participants to recognize you as the organizer of the events.

Banner or background color

Have an image banner inserted at the top of your signup pages, or pick a color to match your logo to make your pages more graphic and interesting to look at.

Event categories

Divide your events into categories, such as "courses", "outdoor events", and "member meetings". This will help your attendees find an event that interests them more easily.

Event series

Place similar events in a series - for example, if you have the same course in three different cities or on four different dates. This will make it easier for your participants to find the event that suits them best.

Name tags

Print name tags with your participants' information directly from the system, so you don't have to spend time making them yourself or sending the participants' information to an external partner.

Public front page images

Upload an image to your event to be displayed on your public event overview. This makes it easier for your attendees to find a relevant event while simultaneously making your page more visually appealing.

Integration with Iframe

Show a copy of your public event overview on your own website with EasySignup's Iframe solution. When using the Iframe, your events are automatically added to your own website when you create them in EasySignup, and you avoid having to create and edit them in multiple places (the iframe solution is an additional purchase).

Integration with XML feed

Display your public events on your own website with EasySignup's XML feed. Unlike the Iframe solution, integration of the XML feed on your own website requires that you or an external supplier programs a display of the feed on your website.

Integration with API

Use EasySignup's API to pull data about events or participants into another system. For example, automatically retrieve information about registered participants or use the API to display information about your events on your own website (use of the API is an additional purchase).

Display on Google Maps

Display your event locations on Google Maps to help your attendees see where the events take place and how to get there.

Features related to registration
Automatic participant registration
Participants choose the tickets they want and fill in their information when registering, so you don't have to spend time writing down their choices and information, and you don't forget a name or important information on the go.
Basic event information
Set the event's start and end time, place, and deadline for registration, so that it is clear to the participants where and when the event takes place, and the system can automatically close the registration when the registration deadline is reached.
Choose participant information
Choose which participant information your participants must fill in when they register and whether they should be required to fill it. Then you are sure to collect all relevant information from your participants (in the first go).
Create your own attendee information fields
Create your own attendee information fields for your event. For example, a text field, a drop-down menu with departments, or a checkbox to confirm their membership. This way, you can collect exactly the information you need from the participants.
Limit the number of tickets
A set of registration terms for your event is automatically generated and must be approved by participants when signing up for your event. This will inform participants of the necessary information regarding their registration and ensure that you comply with your obligation to inform.
Ticket types
Create different ticket types for your event, for example, to be able to distinguish between members and non-members among those who sign up.
Secret tickets
Use secret tickets to offer special options to a specific group of attendees - such as a group of sponsors or volunteers. They can then register themselves like everyone else, and you can avoid managing their registrations manually.
Additional choices
Create additional choices for your event, for instance, to let your participants choose between workshops or accommodations when registering for your event. This way, you avoid spending time noting their choices.
Public or hidden events
Choose if your event should be public and searchable on sites like Google or hidden so that participants can only gain access if they have received a link or invitation to the event.
Waiting list
Use a waiting list for your event that interested people can sign up for if the event sells out. This way, you can easily offer a spot to someone on the waiting list if you get a cancellation (and you can fill out the event).
Copy events
Create a copy of a previous event and give it a new date. You can easily edit the event description, remove a ticket type, or add additional attendee information fields. This way, you can easily reuse the setup from a previous event so you don't have to reinvent the wheel.
Information on the orderer vs. participants
Choose whether you want information on all participants or only the person making the order. This way, you are sure to get information on all relevant participants.
Limit the number of tickets per order
Set a minimum or maximum for how many individual tickets or how many in total each visitor can order. This will give you better control over how seats are distributed among your invitees.
Participants can edit their registration
Allow participants to edit their registration up to a certain point in time. For example, Karen can change the name on her registration to Lisa if they find out she will be attending instead or change her choice of workshop. This way, you avoid being an intermediary for all changes that participants may have.
Participant cancellation
Allow participants to cancel their registration up to a certain point - for example, two weeks before the start date, when you have to report the final number of participants to the kitchen. This way, you don't have to spend time deleting them from your participant list.
Limit the number of seats per invitation
Activate a "doorman" on your event that ensures only invitees can sign up and limit the number of tickets the invitees can order. This way, you have control over who can register for the event.
Location index
Save the locations where you hold your events in an index so you can easily retrieve them for new events at the same place.
Confirmation page question
Ask participants a question on the confirmation page they land on after completing their registration - for example, what they are most looking forward to at the event or if they have any workshop wishes. This way, you get an insight into the thoughts of your participants before they even show up for the event.
Public list of participants
Display the list of participants publicly on the page where participants register. This allows visitors to see who else is coming to the event before they register. Of course, the public list only contains information about participants who have agreed to be on the list, and you choose what information is displayed.
Public number of participants
Display the number of registered participants on your public registration page so visitors can see how many have already registered.
Set language
Set the language of your event so that the various texts and buttons in the system are displayed in the desired language, and you can tailor communication to the event's target audience. Choose between Danish, English, French, Swedish, Norwegian and German.
Company or organization search
Add a search field when collecting the participant information "Company or Organization" so that participants can search for their company or organization in the Danish CVR register and have related fields such as CVR number and address automatically filled in. This makes registration easier for participants while ensuring more accurate data.
Features for communication with participants
Email invitations
Invite your potential participants directly from EasySignup. You can easily create invitations and send them to your list of potential participants, so they can click through to your registration page and register (or cancel if they can't attend).
Send e-mails to participants
Create and send e-mails to all or selected participants at your event. For example, schedule an email about parking options at the conference center that is automatically sent to participants the day before the event.
Send text messages to participants
Create and send text messages to all or selected participants from your event. Did your participants, by example, choose a pick-up location when signing up? Send a text to everyone who needs to be picked up in Tucson to inform them that the bus will arrive half an hour later (sending text messages requires the purchase of SMS credits).
Schedule messages to participants
Schedule invitations and messages to the participants so you can plan your communication well in advance.
Merge names in messages
Use EasySignup's mail merge to insert the participant's name in your message so that, for example, "Hi Callie" or "Dear Arizona" will appear at the top of the message your participants receive from you. This will make your invitations seem more personal.
Invite from previous events
When sending out an invite to your event you can choose to insert an email list of recipients or add participants from previous events. This allows you to invite all desired participants at once more easily.
Invitation reminders
Send a reminder to invitees who have not yet responded to your invitation. You can skip sending the reminder to invitees who have already signed up or declined to avoid disturbing them unnecessarily.
Share your event
Invite potential participants by sharing a link to your event - for example in an ad or on your website. This will make potential participants who are not on your email list aware of the event.
Confirmation email
Customize the email confirmation that is automatically sent to participants when they sign up for your event. This way, you can be sure that participants automatically receive the relevant information by email.
Attach files to messages
Attach files to your messages to participants to send them slides from the instructor's presentation or a meeting report. This makes it easy to pass on relevant files to participants.
Calendar file
Attach a calendar file to your participants' confirmation email so they can add it to their calendars. This will help participants remember to show up to your event.
Message templates
Save your invitations or messages for participants as templates so you can easily retrieve them at new events, without creating them from scratch.
Event contact person
Choose who will be the contact person for the event, so your participants can easily find someone to contact if they have any questions about the event.
Prefill name and email
Let the names and e-mail addresses of the invitees be pre-filled so that participants do not have to type them in themselves and so that it becomes (even) easier and faster for your participants to register for your event.
Share your event on Facebook
Share your event on Facebook or feature it in the Danish cultural guide "Kultunaut" to increase exposure.
Let participants share the event
Allow your participants to share your events on Facebook or LinkedIn once they've signed up. This way, you can nudge participants to help spread the word.
PDF-ticket (additional purchase)
Choose whether participants should be sent a PDF ticket that they can show instead of their email confirmation when they show up to the event (requires additional purchase). Scanning is not included.
Functions related to data security
ISAE 3000 audit report
EasySignup has an ISAE 3000 audit report. This makes it easier for your data controller to ensure compliance when using EasySignup as your data processor.
Automatic deletion of participant information
Participants? personal data is deleted automatically after a chosen time, so you don't have to remember to delete it. It is up to you for how long you want to keep participant data ? both in general and for a specific event.
Deletion time for specific participant informations
Set a specific deletion time for certain participant information to avoid storing the information for longer than necessary. For example, you may want to collect participants' food allergies in connection with dining and delete these data as soon as the event is over.
Consent
Create a consent for specific participant information that participants must approve upon registration and which they can withdraw later. This will make it easier for you to comply with the legislation on consent.
User acess
Create individual user access for colleagues or partners who should be able to access your events and participant lists. Then, you can easily have more people working on your events, and the organization can document who has access to personal data.
Individual users
Choose what users should have access to in the system, and be able to limit their access to the most necessary. For example, whether they should be able to create and edit events, have access to the finances, or only be able to see who is registered for the events.
Departments
Create different departments on the account that users can be granted or denied access to. This can help prevent different departments from accessing each other's events and registrant lists if it is not relevant to them.
Log in with single sign-on
Give your users access to EasySignup when logged in to your internal system. This ensures that only users with access to your internal system can access EasySignup, and your users do not have to log in in several places (the single sign-on solution is an add-on).
Functions that give you an overview
Event overview
Get a quick and easy overview of all your events ? both current and past. For example, filter by event title or who is responsible for the event, and get a comprehensive overview.
Updated lists of participants
Your participant lists are automatically updated when a participant signs up for your event or cancels their registration, so you always have a complete overview of your registered participants.
Export as a spreadsheet
Export your attendee lists as an Excel file - either for a single event or multiple events, and get a comprehensive overview of all your participants' information.
Overall event overview
Download a comprehensive list of all or selected events, and get an overview of how many participants have registered for each event.
Print list of participants
Print an attendee list with selected participant information to have the most relevant information about the participants at hand, and be able to cross participants off the list when they show up at your event.
Overview of additional choices
View and download lists with additional choices made by participants upon registration. This way, you can easily get an overview of who wants to participate in Workshop 2 or provide a list to the kitchen with the participants who wish to be served a vegan menu.
Check-in of participants
Use the online check-in page to easily check in attendees when they show up for your event. Checked-in attendees are automatically removed from your check-in list when you update it, so you can easily have multiple colleagues check in your participants simultaneously.
Move a participant
You can easily move a participant from one event to another, for example, if they want to attend the same event on another date.
Email notification upon registration
Choose whether you want an email notification when an attendee signs up for your event or cancels their registration. You can also add other recipients, for example, if your boss wants to watch who is coming to your event.
Overall statistics
View statistics for your events and get insights into where your visitors generally come from and how many of them register. This information can help you find out which channels work best for you.
Advanced statistics
Dive into which specific ads, social media, or subpages on your website your visitors come from by building unique links in EasySignup that can help you track visitors. This can help you be sharper on which channels generate the most traffic and signups.
Event notes
Make notes on your events for yourself or others working with the same event. For example, write a note that the event description needs proofreading before the event is ready to be published or that the list of dinner menu choices has been sent to the kitchen. This will make it easier for you and your colleagues to remind each other of significant parts of the event.
Get help for EasySignup
Free support
Get free support (from a real human) every weekday from 9 am to 4 pm. Do you need help finding a specific feature, or do you want to discuss the most optimal setup for your event? Our customer helpers are ready to help you.
Written guides
Search our guide universe for the feature you're missing and find a guide for exactly what you're looking for. Then you can quickly move forward on your own.
Introductory videos
Watch introductory videos that guide you through the most common functions in EasySignup, so you can quickly and easily get started using EasySignup and get from A to a completed event.
Presentation for participants
Public event overview
Display your events on your public event overview to give your attendees a comprehensive overview of your events.
Signup page
Create a registration page for your event and insert, for example, a description of the event, a relevant picture, or a program for the day, and give participants a good insight into the event and the desire to sign up.
Logo
Get your logo on the site at the top of registration pages, emails, and name tags, and make it easier for participants to recognize you as the organizer of the events.
Banner or background color
Have an image banner inserted at the top of your signup pages, or pick a color to match your logo to make your pages more graphic and interesting to look at.
Event categories
Divide your events into categories, such as "courses", "outdoor events", and "member meetings". This will help your attendees find an event that interests them more easily.
Event series
Place similar events in a series - for example, if you have the same course in three different cities or on four different dates. This will make it easier for your participants to find the event that suits them best.
Name tags
Print name tags with your participants' information directly from the system, so you don't have to spend time making them yourself or sending the participants' information to an external partner.
Public front page images
Upload an image to your event to be displayed on your public event overview. This makes it easier for your attendees to find a relevant event while simultaneously making your page more visually appealing.
Integration with Iframe
Show a copy of your public event overview on your own website with EasySignup's Iframe solution. When using the Iframe, your events are automatically added to your own website when you create them in EasySignup, and you avoid having to create and edit them in multiple places (the iframe solution is an additional purchase).
Integration with XML feed
Display your public events on your own website with EasySignup's XML feed. Unlike the Iframe solution, integration of the XML feed on your own website requires that you or an external supplier programs a display of the feed on your website.
Integration with API
Use EasySignup's API to pull data about events or participants into another system. For example, automatically retrieve information about registered participants or use the API to display information about your events on your own website (use of the API is an additional purchase).
Display on Google Maps
Display your event locations on Google Maps to help your attendees see where the events take place and how to get there.

Solutions and Prices

Calculate your number of participants and see your price

Get an overview of the features included in your license

Our wonderful customers tell about EasySignup:

"After just a few clicks, you've completed your signup, and it's difficult to make mistakes since the system is user-friendly and easy to comprehend"

"The biggest advantage when using EasySignup is that the guests are registered correctly. I'm yet to experience an error. This gives me peace of mind that I didn't have when I kept track of everything in my emails and spreadsheets."

"The system is simple and easy to work with, and the support has been a positive experience as well. If I have any questions, help is right there."

"EasySignup made it much easier to get an overview, and the lists didn't have errors like we'd experienced when keeping track of it all in a spreadsheet."

Examples of how registration with EasySignup can look like

What if EasySignup doesn't live up to my expectations?

Do you need to get in touch with a human?

Do you also sell caps? Is a question we’ve never been asked. Get answers to the frequently asked questions here:

Solutions and Prices

Calculate your number of participants and see your price

Get an overview of the features included in your license

Our wonderful customers tell about EasySignup:

"After just a few clicks, you've completed your signup, and it's difficult to make mistakes since the system is user-friendly and easy to comprehend"

"The biggest advantage when using EasySignup is that the guests are registered correctly. I'm yet to experience an error. This gives me peace of mind that I didn't have when I kept track of everything in my emails and spreadsheets."

"The system is simple and easy to work with, and the support has been a positive experience as well. If I have any questions, help is right there."

"EasySignup made it much easier to get an overview, and the lists didn't have errors like we'd experienced when keeping track of it all in a spreadsheet."

Examples of how registration with EasySignup can look like

What if EasySignup doesn't live up to my expectations?

Do you need to get in touch with a human?

Do you also sell caps? Is a question we’ve never been asked. Get answers to the frequently asked questions here:

What does EasySignup’s satisfaction guarantee imply?

What happens if I get more participants than is included in my signup package?

What happens if I get fewer participants than is included in my signup package?

What if I don't know how many participants I will have during the year?

What if I only need to use EasySignup for a single event?

How many events can I create?

What if I exceed the number of participants included in my signup package with no more than 2 participants?

Can I get a discount if I have many registrations?

What should I count as a "registered participant" when calculating how many registered participants I have annually?