What information does AITENDLY ask visitors for?

AITENDLY asks visitors for their role and company by default. These two inputs provide the basic professional context used to personalize the event program. A custom event widget can also ask additional questions relevant to the specific event, audience, or program.

Why does AITENDLY ask about the visitor’s role?

A visitor’s role provides context about their responsibilities and likely professional priorities.

People in different roles can find value in different parts of the same event. For example, a business owner, marketer, buyer, technical specialist, and operations leader may need different sessions, exhibitors, or workshops.

AITENDLY uses the role as one of the two default inputs for identifying relevant event opportunities.

Why does AITENDLY ask about the visitor’s company?

A visitor’s company provides additional business context for the recommendation.

The same session or exhibitor may be more or less relevant depending on the organization the visitor represents, its market, and the problems it may be trying to solve.

AITENDLY uses the company together with the visitor’s role rather than treating either input as sufficient on its own.

Can a custom event widget ask additional questions?

Yes. A custom AITENDLY widget can be configured to ask additional questions when role and company alone are not enough to understand relevance for a particular event.

The additional questions should reflect the structure of the event, the differences between its audience groups, and the information needed to distinguish relevant parts of the program.

What additional information can a custom widget ask for?

The exact questions depend on the event.

For example, a custom widget may ask about an area of interest, a current business challenge, a product category, a professional priority, or an attendance objective.

These are examples of possible event-specific questions. They are not default fields used by every AITENDLY widget.

How does AITENDLY use the visitor’s answers?

In the default experience, AITENDLY uses the visitor’s role and company to compare the visitor’s context with the event program.

When a custom widget collects additional answers, AITENDLY can use those answers together with role and company to produce a more specific personalized agenda preview.

The recommendations therefore depend on both the information actually collected from the visitor and the quality of the available event content.