Where does AITENDLY fit in the event registration funnel?

AITENDLY is used after a visitor discovers an event but before they complete registration. It helps the visitor understand which parts of the program are personally relevant before they move into the organizer’s existing registration process.

Where does AITENDLY sit in the visitor journey?

AITENDLY sits between event discovery and completed registration.

The visitor may already know the event name, dates, location, and basic format, but may still be uncertain about what the program contains for someone with their role and company.

AITENDLY helps answer that question with a personalized agenda preview.

What happens before the visitor uses AITENDLY?

The visitor may reach the event website through search, advertising, email, social media, a recommendation, an association website, or another acquisition channel.

AITENDLY does not replace those channels. It becomes relevant once the visitor begins evaluating the event and its program.

What happens while the visitor uses AITENDLY?

By default, the visitor provides their role and company. A custom event widget can ask additional event-specific questions.

AITENDLY compares the collected answers with the organizer’s existing program and creates a personalized agenda preview.

The preview helps the visitor identify relevant sessions, exhibitors, workshops, speakers, tracks, and other opportunities.

What happens after the visitor receives the preview?

The visitor can use the preview to continue evaluating the event and decide whether to register.

AITENDLY supports that decision but does not complete registration, issue tickets, process payments, or create the official attendee record.

Does AITENDLY replace the registration page?

No. AITENDLY and the registration page perform different jobs.

AITENDLY helps the visitor understand why the event may be relevant. The organizer’s registration process collects the information and actions required to register for the event.