Restrict session-based entry based on different ticket tiers
Tired of people spamming or complaining about your session? With Airmeet’s new “Session-based Access” feature, the organizers/host can control who can enter certain sessions in Airmeet events.
Controlling access can be done on either Ticketing tiers or from the list of registrants/attendees uploaded by the organizer using CSV file upload or can avail of both options.
Let’s see how it works :
Step 1: Go to the event dashboard and click on the “Sessions tab > Sessions List,” create a session, or select the session you want to edit.
Step 2: Click on the "Access" tab, and select who you want to allow access or restrict.
Step 3: A separate page opens up inside the session tab where you can select access on the basis of Ticketing tiers.
Step 4: Select the relevant ticket tier to provide access to ticket holders for a particular session.
Note : Booth Exhibitors need to be explicitly added for the session, as they won’t have access to the session if they are not granted permission.
Step 5: Once the ticket tier for a particular session is selected, click on the "Done" button.
Now only those ticket holders can access the session for which the organizer has given permission.
Points to Remember:
- This feature is available only in Virtual Event Format.
- All speakers and event organizers (event managers) in the event will have access to all sessions (regardless of whether access is restricted or not).
- If an event organizer grants session access to a particular ticket type, then whichever attendee purchases that ticket type will be granted access to that session.
- If permission rules are changed while the event is live, the attendee will have to refresh the browser tab for the changes to take effect.
Need more help? Contact support@airmeet.com or visit our 24*7 Support Lounge.
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