Registration and ticketing
Conference registration,
from checkout to badge.
Full conference, one day, a workshop add-on and a ticket for the closing night are four different things. An attendee should still register once.
One checkout
Every registration type, in one cart.
Most platforms give you one registration model. Janix Event Suite lets you mix several in one order: full-conference and one-day registration with their own prices and windows, add-ons for the workshop or the dinner, and single tickets for anything outside the main registration. Attendees combine all of it in one cart and check out once.
Badges print from the same record, in batches before the event or on the spot at the door. Check-in and badges →
Registration and ticketing — 9 capabilities
Pricing and checkout
- Unlimited registration, ticket and add-on tiers, each with its own price and capacity, shown or hidden
- Early-bird, advance and door pricing, plus member-only rates verified at checkout
- Multi-item cart with timed holds, free-event RSVP and abandoned-cart recovery
Group registration and badges
- Group registration with seat assignment and reassignment
- Holder invitations and redemption links, resendable at any time
- Group roster with live assignment status
Attendee self-service
- Transfer, share, resend or cancel tickets
- One ticket wallet across all your events
- My Registration: orders, seats and answers in one place
How it usually goes wrong
The member rate leaks,
and nobody notices until it has.
Most platforms let you generate a code that members use to check out. Codes get forwarded, posted and shared. Before you know it, forty non-members have paid the member price. Janix checks every member rate against your roster, so only real members get it.
Capacity holds work the same way, so general admission and sponsor blocks stay protected.
Windows
Pricing windows open and close on your own schedule.
Early-bird, advance, member pre-sale, door: each window opens and closes on the date you set, with no one needing to be awake to switch it. If a tier sells out early, the next one takes over, so buyers never hit a dead end. Your pre-sale ends when you planned, not whenever someone remembers on Monday.
Comps and codes
Comps and codes, simplified.
Comps are tracked as comps, not zero-dollar sales, and draw from your holdback first. Issue promo codes or batches of unique codes, each tracked individually. Sliding-scale and pay-what-you-can pricing are supported with a floor you set, so the lowest price is the lowest price no matter how somebody arrives at it.
Bring your rate card.
The real one, with the registration types, the member rates and the promises attached to it. Thirty minutes and we will tell you whether it maps cleanly or not.