Plan a Fundraising Event
Goal: Set up a ticketed fundraising event — gala, golf tournament, luncheon — with the registration levels, sponsorship tie-ins, and budget tracking you need to run it cleanly and report on net revenue afterward.
Configure Registration Levels
Goal: Define the ticket and table options attendees can choose from — pricing, capacity, recognition — so the registration form supports every way you want people to attend.
Add Custom Registration Questions
Goal: Ask attendees the event-specific questions your team actually needs — meal choice, t-shirt size, dietary restrictions — as part of registration, so the answers land on the registration record instead of in a follow-up email thread.
Issue Registration Codes
Goal: Give a sponsor, board member, or honoree a code their guests can use to register for free (or at a reduced price), so those people go through the normal registration form — names, meal choices, confirmation emails and all — without paying a second time for seats you already sold.
Invite and Track Attendees
Goal: Get the right people to attend — past donors, board members, sponsors, prospects — and know in real time who's confirmed, who's outstanding, and who needs a personal nudge.
Manage Event Registrations
Goal: Adjust registrations after they're made — fix details, transfer seats, cancel, refund, or add walk-ins — without losing the audit trail or breaking budget tracking.
Recap Event Financials
Goal: Close out a fundraising event with clean numbers — gross raised, expenses, net — and capture lessons for next year, instead of moving on without learning anything.