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Creating Artist, Vendor & Exhibitor Applications

Locating Your Event Dashboard

  1. Log in to Eventeny with your email and password.

  2. Hover over the "Organize" tab at the top of the homepage and select the event you wish to create applications for.

    The 'Organize' dropdown is selected in the Eventeny navigation bar, displaying event management tools, helpful resources, and other menu options. Several events are listed under 'My Events', including 'CosmicCon', 'SMALL BIZ CON - 1', and 'Local Craft Market'.

Getting Started

  1. This is your event dashboard. Click “Artists, Vendors, & Exhibitors” arrow on the left-hand side. Additional options will appear in the navigation. Select “Applications" at the top.

    The left-hand menu of the 'Artists, Vendors & Exhibitors' section is shown with 'Applications' highlighted. Other menu options include 'Submissions list', 'Discount Codes', and 'Analytics'.

  2. On the right-hand side, you will have two options: “+ New Application” OR “Create from Template.”

    If you choose to create from template, select the type of application you’d like to create from the drop-down menu.

    If you do not see the application you would like to create, then proceed with the “+ New Application” option above.

    Two buttons are visible: 'New Application' and 'Create From Template', both of which are used to start a new vendor or artist application.


Adding General Application Info

  1. You will need to fill out the general application information first before you can customize the application.

    • Title: Name your application clearly to reflect its purpose.

    • Category: Select the appropriate category, such as “Arts and Crafts”.

    • Deadline: Set a final date for vendors to submit their applications.

      The 'Application Title' field is displayed with an empty text box, and dropdowns for 'Category' and 'Deadline' are shown. The category is set to 'Arts and Crafts'.

    • Description: Provide key details about the event and what vendors need to know.

    • Terms & Conditions: Outline the rules and guidelines vendors must agree to.

      Description and Terms & Conditions text input areas for an application on Eventeny. Instructions explain that the description can guide applicants through the process, including category descriptions, event protocol, and other details.

    • Visibility: Decide if the application is public or private ( applicant can apply by link-only).

    • Payout Method: Choose how to receive payments, with Stripe recommended for faster payouts.

    • Editing Permissions: Specify if vendors can edit their application after approval, after submission, or no restrictions.

    • Sales Tax Rate: Enter the applicable sales tax rate for your event.

      Eventeny application settings with options for visibility (set to 'Public - Everyone can see this application'), payout method (Eventeny), restriction on editing after approval, and a sales tax rate set to 0.

    • Primary Contact: Assign a primary contact person.

    • Map Connectivity: Link the application to an event map if applicable.

      Eventeny form fields for selecting the primary contact for the application and associating maps with the event. Multiple maps are listed, including 'CosmicCon Arena' and 'Exhibitor Hall'.

  2. Once all the fields are completed to your liking, click the "Save" button at the top of your page.

    Eventeny form fields for selecting the primary contact for the application and associating maps with the event. Multiple maps are listed, including 'CosmicCon Arena' and 'Exhibitor Hall'.

Customizing Your Application

  1. You can now add more information to your application by going back to the "Applications" page and clicking the blue "Edit application" button at the bottom.

    Eventeny application card for 'Food Truck Installment Payment'. The card displays event details like visibility (public), deadline (August 21, 2024), and price ($85-1.0K). There are buttons for previewing, sharing, copying, and removing the application, and a large teal 'Edit application' button at the bottom.

  2. Click the ✎ symbol at the top right to edit the general information you previously filled out and to begin customizing your application.

    Eventeny 'Application Information' page for 'Food Truck'. The application is in 'Draft' mode and has a deadline of September 30, 2024. There is a pencil icon on the right to edit the cover picture.

Upload Documentation

  1. Scroll down to upload documents, files, instructions, and waivers pertaining to your event. It is best to include documentation that is important and should be reviewed by the applicant. If you are looking to have the applicant sign documentation, check out this article on how to send contracts to your applicants. Click the "+New Upload" button to begin uploading your files.

    Eventeny document section labeled 'Document templates, files, instructions, & waivers' with a 'New Upload' button highlighted on the right.

Picture Uploads

  1. Next, specify your photo requirements if you want applicants to upload pictures. Toggle the 'Allowed' or 'Not Allowed' option by clicking the ✎ icon to enable or restrict photo uploads.

    The image shows an interface element with the title 'Picture uploads.' There is a toggle switch next to 'Allowed,' which is switched on, and a pencil icon to edit the setting is highlighted in orange.


    Additional settings you can edit are:

    • Minimum Picture Requirement: Set the minimum number of pictures applicants must upload.

    • Maximum Picture Limit: Set the maximum number of pictures applicants can include.

    • Picture Instructions: Provide specific guidelines for applicants to follow.

    • Include Pictures in Jury: Decide if these pictures should be judged by jurors.

      This section shows settings for pictures with 'Minimum picture requirement' set to 2 and 'Maximum picture limit' set to 5. There is a field labeled 'Picture instructions' with the word 'Test' entered. A checkbox indicates that pictures will be included in jury selection.

  2. You can ask applicants to answer questions about their uploaded pictures. All questions are optional unless you toggle them as required, which will display a red asterisk.

    A list of questions required for images with eight fields. The first field, 'Title,' is toggled on, while the remaining fields (Brief Description, Category, Price, Quantity, Year, Dimension, and Special Requests) are toggled off. A note below states that the questions allow applicants to provide more information on uploaded images.

Questions

  1. Choose the questions to ask your applicants. Asterisked questions are mandatory and cannot be edited. Questions with a toggle can be switched between required and optional. Even when toggled off, these questions will remain visible but are not required to proceed to the next step.

    A form showing a list of required fields for an event application, including 'Business Name', 'Contact Name', 'Address', 'Email', 'Phone', 'Event References', 'Website', 'Logo', 'Event dates selection', and 'Special requests'. All fields have an on/off toggle next to them, with some toggled on.

Custom Questions

  1. You have the option to create custom questions that are not included in the pre-written questions. Click the "+New Question" button.

    A button labeled '+ New Question' in the upper right corner, allowing users to add new questions to the form.

  2. Fill out the following fields to create your question:

    • Question: Define the question you want to ask.

    • Answer Type: Choose the format for the response, such as Short Answer, Multiple Choice, Drop Down, Checkbox, Paragraph, File Attachment, Signature, or Numeric.

    • Answer Required: Determine if the applicant must answer this question.

    • Description: Provide any additional or relevant details for the question.

    • Show Question Only If An Answer Is Selected: Toggle this option to display the question only if a specific answer is selected for a preceding question.

      A form labeled 'Question' with fields for entering a question. The 'Answer Type' dropdown is set to 'Short Answer', and the 'Answer Required?' toggle is switched to 'Required'. There's a field for adding a description of the question, and a toggle for showing the question only if an answer is selected.

Conditional Questions

  1. To create conditional questions, you will need to first select an Answer Type of "Multiple Choice", "Checkbox, or "Drop Down", this question will serve as the parent question.

    A dropdown menu with 'Multiple Choice', 'Drop down', and 'Checkbox' options highlighted.

  2. Enter in your answer choices.

    Several answer choices shown including 'Sushi', 'Burgers', 'Sandwiches', and 'Salad', with text boxes to enter additional choices.

  3. You can also limit the number of applicants who can select a particular answer by clicking the three dots next to the answer choice and toggling "Add Selection Limit."

    'Sushi' is entered as an answer choice, with the option to set a selection limit for the number of vendors allowed to select this option (Yes or No toggle).

  4. Next, you will need to create another question that serves as the child question to the parent question, created in the steps above. Click on the "+New Question" button, select the answer type and fill in the answer choices as normal.

    A section displaying conditional questions that appear based on the Seafood/Sushi category selection. The questions ask for health department certification and the type of fish included, with fields for uploading files and multiple-choice options.

    A food vendor application form with a dropdown menu for selecting food categories. The category Seafood/Sushi is highlighted as the selected option.

  5. To make the child question conditional to the parent question, toggle the "Show Question Only If An Answer Is Selected" option.
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    A toggle is set to 'Yes', allowing a follow-up question to be shown if a specific answer is selected, such as 'How would you categorize your food?' with the selected answer 'American (Burger, Hotdogs, Fries, etc.)'.

  6. Select the question and answer that must be completed before the conditional (child) question appears.

    A follow-up question 'What type of sushi?' is displayed after selecting an answer for the first conditional question.
    A dropdown list of food categories, including 'American (Burger, Hotdogs, Fries, Cheesesteak, etc.)', 'Greek / Mediterranean', 'Seafood / Sushi', and others, is displayed.

  7. Click the "Save" button when done.

    Two buttons, 'Cancel' (represented by an X) and 'Save' (represented by a check mark) for saving the entered choices.

  8. Once the conditional question is saved, it will display as a sub-question in the "Questions" section of your application dashboard.

    A similar menu categorization interface with an additional conditional question asking about the type of fish included in the dish. Multiple-choice options are provided for salmon, whiting, and catfish.

  9. Repeat the process above to make additional conditional questions as needed for each parent question you create.

    An interface showing a menu categorization question with dropdown options like American, Greek, and Seafood/Sushi. A conditional question appears below, asking for health department certification if Seafood/Sushi is selected.

  10. During the application process, applicants selecting an answer to a conditional question will prompt additional questions to appear.

    An interface showing a menu categorization question with dropdown options like American, Greek, and Seafood/Sushi. A conditional question appears below, asking for health department certification if Seafood/Sushi is selected.
    A question form asking applicants if they have a health department certification to sell fish. The form includes fields for file attachments and a toggle to mark the question as required or optional.

Booth & Space Prices

  1. If you connect a map when filling out the general application information above, it will be displayed in the "Booth & Space Prices" section. Clicking on the "Booth Prices" button will open the map editor. In the map editor, you can edit your booths, set prices, and more. You can learn more about map creation through this master guide.

    A 'Booth & space prices' section with an option to edit the booth prices highlighted.

Additional Prices

  1. In this section, you can create prices for additional things like special booths, electricity, use of a tent, and etc. Click on the "+ New Prices" button.

    A 'New Price' button on a teal background.
  2. When creating an additional price, you will have the option to fill out the following fields:

    • Category: Slect the category of the price (Booth or Space, Rental, Fixed Fee, or Other)

    • Type: Choose the space type (Single Booth, Double Booth, Deep Booth Space, or Other)

    • Title: Choose a descriptive title for the price or fee.

      A form with fields for category, type (e.g., Single booth), and title.

    • Amount: Enter the fee amount that you would like to charge the applicant for this fee type.

    • Refundable: Specify if the fee is refundable for the applicant. You will be able to refund the charge as an admin, but this will notify the applicant that the fee is eligible to be refunded.

    • Quantity Available: Select the available quantity for booth/space or rental. This field won't appear for fixed fees.

    • Maximum Quantity Allowed: Set the maximum number of slots the applicant can select.

      A form showing fields for amount, refundable status (toggle between Non-refundable and Refundable), quantity available, and maximum quantity allowed.

    • Charge Process: Select how the price will be charged (Upon Submission, Immediately after Approval, Scheduled Date After Approval, or Manually)

    • Fees: Choose whether to pass, absorb, or split the processing fees with the applicant.

    • Payment Plans: Allow your applicant the option to pay the price in split payments by toggling on 'Installments'. To learn more about setting up payment plans, read this guide.

    • Time Restriction: Specify if the fee will have a deadline, ideal for early bird pricing.

    • Description: Provide details about the price or fee visible to the applicant when applying for the event.

      A section with fields for charge process (Upon submission), passing fees to applicants, payment plans (with installments toggle), time restriction, and a description field.

  3. Click the "Save" button when done.

    A button section with a 'Save' button next to a cancel icon.

Custom Messages

  1. Create custom messages that send out automatically for submitted, approved, rejected and waitlisted applicants. Click the pencil icon to enter in your custom message.

    A 'Messages' section for Submission, Approve, Reject, and Waitlist, each with editable reasons and instructions.

Jury Set Up

  1. Create jury questions to be judged by jurors upon submission of the application. Click " + New Jury Question" to add a jury question. You have the option to fill out the following fields:

    • Question: Define what you want the juror to assess.

    • Question Type: Choose if the juror should give a rating, vote (yes/no), or write a paragraph.

    • Visible to Applicant After Decision: Decide if the applicant can see the juror's response post-decision.

    • Minimum Score: Set the lowest possible score for the question.

    • Maximum Score: Set the highest possible score for the question.

    • Weight: Assign importance to the question relative to others.

      A form to add a question with fields for minimum score, maximum score, weight, and visibility to the applicant after decision.

  2. Click the "Save" button when done.

    A button section showing a 'Save' button next to a cancel icon.

Application Options and Statistics

  1. Back on the "Applications" page, you can view some basic statistics pertaining to your application right underneath the title: visibility, deadline, price, publish status, and how many applicants were approved, rejected, etc. and the description.

    If you want potential applicants to see your application, be sure the publish status toggle is switched to "Published." You can also do this on the application editing page at the top where it says "Status."

    A card displaying details of a 'Food Truck' application, including its visibility, deadline, price range, publish status, approval/rejection/waitlist numbers, and description.

  2. Underneath the statistics section, there are four options: preview, copy, share and remove.

    An event application card titled 'Food Truck' with details including visibility (Public), price range ($85–1.0K), deadline (Sep 30, 2024), and publish status (Published). The application shows approval, rejection, waitlist, and awaiting counters. Below the details are options for 'Preview,' 'Share,' 'Copy,' and 'Remove,' with a teal 'Edit application' button at the bottom.

  3. You can also share and embed your applications at the top right corner under the "Options" dropdown menu.

    an image showing users the share and embed options at the top right corner of the application page
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