Improved Guest Messaging

Guest Messaging Improved

We have improved our guest messaging service and look forward to hearing your feedback.

Messages from your recipients/guests can still be found in your INBOX on www.eventkingdom.com and can also still be forwarded to your profile email.

Where to find the new Guest Messaging feature?

Additionally all messages – SENT BY YOU – and – SENT BY YOUR RECIPIENTS/GUESTS – are displayed in a MESSAGES tab inside your event.

Chat Dialogue

Each message is displayed as a chat dialogue.

This makes it much easier for you to follow the communication with your recipients/guests.

You have a much better overview of your guest’s messages and act accordingly.

Group Messaging and Reminders

In addition to all private messages –  all your group messages, e.g. reminders like reply or event reminders are also displayed on a special group message tab. This will help you keep track of any reminders you might send to your recipients.

When does the Messages tab work?

The messages tab works for all customers and events, who send or receive messages.

Sending Online Post:

Once the first message is sent – either by the sender or the recipient/guest – the messages tab gets activated.

Using Online Registration Management for Paper Invitations:

The same here. If a recipient of your paper invitation visits the reply page (with REPLY CODE or on Public Event) and replies with a message – this first message will activate the message tab. If you as sender decide to send the first message – e.g. to send an event reminder to all accepted (green) guests, then you will activate the messages tab.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Please note that replying to messages in the INBOX display EventKingdom as sender name. If you are an Enterprise Customer and this is not in your interest, please only use the messages tab to reply to messages. The sender name of a message here matches the sender name of the recipient list of this event.

If you have any questions, please let us know.

Hope this article was helpful.

Patrick von Ribbentrop