Understanding the Event Dashboard

The Event Dashboard is where hosts manage an event after it has been created.

From the Event Dashboard, you can update event details, manage visibility, review guests, invite attendees, set up ticketing, add discounts, send messages, and view event traffic reports.

The Event Dashboard includes these main tabs:

The Overview tab shows the main information for your event.

This may include:

Use this tab when you need to review or update the basic information for your event.

From the Overview tab, you can edit event information such as the title, description, image, date, time, location, and other event details.

You can also control who can view your event.

Visibility options include:

Choose the visibility setting that matches the type of event you are hosting.

For example, a public networking event may use Public, while a private gathering or invite-only event may use Private.

The Guests tab is where you manage attendees and invitations.

From this tab, you can:

You can invite guests using:

This helps you reach people who are already connected to your events or communities.

For paid events, the Guests tab may also show a revenue report.

Use this report to track earnings connected to your event registrations or ticket sales.

The Ticketing & Registration tab is where you manage how people register for your event.

From this tab, you can:

You can create ticket options based on how you want people to attend or register.

Examples:

Attendee limits help you control event capacity.

Use limits when your venue has a fixed size, your event has limited availability, or you want to create a smaller experience.

BuzzCodes are discount codes that attendees can use during checkout.

You can use BuzzCodes to offer:

BuzzCodes can also support Viral Boost, which gives attendees an additional discount when they send invitations during checkout.

Related article: How BuzzCodes Work

The Post Blasts tab lets hosts communicate with event attendees.

Post Blasts may appear:

Use Post Blasts for important event communication.

Examples:

Post Blasts help keep attendees informed before and after the event.

The Insight tab shows traffic reports for your event page.

Use this section to understand how people are engaging with your event page.

Event insights can help you see whether your event promotion is working and whether people are visiting the event page before registering.

The Event Dashboard gives you one place to manage the full event lifecycle.

You can use it to:

A well-managed event page gives attendees clearer information and helps hosts stay organized before, during, and after the event.