Eventtia Changelog

We have improved the user experience when uploading files in the "My profile" section, now a popup alert message will appear if the document has not been successfully attached because it exceeded the 9 MB maximum upload size. 

We’ve added a new access restriction to networking on the Virtual Stage for participants who have yet to pay or be validated. This new feature means that this type of participant will be unable to schedule, receive or confirm meeting appointments. Instead, their agendas will be hidden and counterparts who have paid or been validated will not be able to book meetings with them.

When it comes to custom fields, there is often important information that you might not want to be edited by the participant. For this reason, we have implemented a solution on the Virtual Stage so that the custom fields can only be edited by the event organizer and not by the attendee.

It is now possible to select the events that you want to be shown on the event calendar widget. To do this you just need to pick the events you want to be shown in the back office under event settings. Finally, keep in mind that modifying an event that has already been created takes 30-minutes to be shown on the widget.

To give attendees a clear overview of their agendas and the activities that they are or aren’t registered to, we have improved the visibility of the agenda and activities in which they are participating.

For activities that participants have registered for, the primary color of the Virtual Stage will appear and depending on their duration (if the blocks are very small or large), only the registration icon will appear together with the session’s text. Here are some screenshots below which show how this looks:

A filter for rated event participants based on the B2B matchmaking algorithm has been developed.

In the case that a one-to-one meeting is rejected a new appointment slot can be requested at a later time.

In order to make it easier to create activities that require the use of Zoom, we have made an enhancement that will allow organizers to better manage their Zoom accounts.

In order to create your meetings and webinars through Zoom, it is necessary to do so using JWT credentials. However, we understand that this can generate limitations since not all users have access to these.

This improvement now allows an account user to enter the credentials and this integration will be available to all account users, which means that you will not have to enter this data in each activity.

The first thing to do is go to the "Users" menu located in the upper right part of the screen.

Once here, you will find the "Account Integrations" tab and then click on the Zoom icon.

Finally, you must enter the JWT credentials of the Zoom account that you want to associate.

Now you can create activities only by selecting the associated account, which will facilitate the task of event organizers.

We want your participants' experience to always be the best, which is why in order for them to make sure that all the elements for their appointments are working well, we have added validation for their one-to-one meetings.

For appointments to take place with no issues, participants need to grant camera and microphone permissionions.

Additionally, participants can set the background with the images provided by Twilio.

The meeting platform will allow you to have up to 9 participants in a call.

With these new updates, you will be able to improve your connectivity experience and speed.

We want to keep up with all the updates our partners make. For this reason, we updated our Zoom Web client in order to allow clients to use all available features, generating the best experience for participants.

You can read more about the allowed features here.