Future events stay editable
Update the event information organizers and guests depend on, with server-side protection against reducing capacity below confirmed attendance.
Manage the next gathering from draft to attendance—then carry what you learned into the event after that.
Set the event title, description, venue, schedule, capacity and optional informational price.
Make the gathering available from the club page and its own public event URL.
Confirm places while capacity remains, then place later guests on the waitlist.
Review guests, adjust supported event details and handle attendee or event cancellations.
Mark who attended while the attendance correction window is open.
Duplicate an event, review retention and invite an attendee toward the next published gathering.
Update the event information organizers and guests depend on, with server-side protection against reducing capacity below confirmed attendance.
Confirmed, waitlisted, attended and cancelled records make the attendee list useful for actual event operations.
Supported confirmations, waitlist updates, promotions, cancellations and reminders keep guests informed.
The dashboard keeps events under their club and adds attendance and retention context. That makes the system useful after an event ends, when an organizer decides what to run next.
A club runs events repeatedly for an overlapping community. The organizer needs to manage each gathering while also understanding attendance and whether people return across events.
Yes. Organizers can edit future event details and cancel a published event. Cancellation updates active bookings and sends supported operational notices to affected guests.
Yes. A past event can be duplicated into a new event draft, making it easier to prepare the next gathering while choosing its new date and details.
The backend supports tracked email and push reminders for confirmed attendees before an event, along with booking, waitlist, promotion and cancellation notifications.
Create the club, prepare the event and publish a clear path from interest to attendance.