Channels

Channels allow a single event to have multiple distribution channels.

Instead of creating separate events for different audiences, you create one event with multiple channels.

Example:

• Event: Festival
• Channels:
  • Standard
  • Volunteer
  • Leaders

Each channel has its own event code, allowing attendees to join the correct channel while sharing the same event data.

Benefits

• One event instead of multiple copies
• Shared resources between channels
• Separate event codes
• Targeted content and notifications

Creating a Channel

1. Open your event.
2. Navigate to Event in the sidebar.
3. Create a new channel.
4. Assign an Event Name

Each channel can later be connected to one or more Channel Groups.

Channel Details

Use this page to configure the channel

Fields

• Channel name: Title of your Channel.
• Description: Short optional text about the event.
• Channel Image: Pick an image from the dropdown or upload a new one.

All these are displayed in the top of the sidebar

Dates

• Use the calendar to set the start and end dates.
• These can not be changed after the channel is purchased

App Sections

Toggle which sections are available in the app:

• Program
• Map
• Info
• FAQ
• Contact
• Signup

This can be changed anytime even after the channel is purchased/public

*minimum 2 pages must be enabled

Channel Groups

Add channel group content to this channel

Shared Content

Channels share content through Channel Groups.

see Channels structure for details

By default, every channel includes the Base group, meaning content assigned to Base is available everywhere.

Additional Channel Groups can be assigned to specific channels to provide channel-specific content.

See Channel Groups for details.

Preview

The Preview allows you to switch between channels and verify exactly what users in each channel will see.

Toggle event status

You can hide or show the channel by using this status toggle

If the event is not yet purchased the button will take you to the payment page