To use this feature, go to Registration › Registration Settings in your admin panel. You will see a list of all registration forms created for your event.
Click the edit (pencil) icon next to the form for which you want to apply domain restrictions. This will open the form's settings page. Scroll down to the Allowed Email Domains section. Enter the domains you want to permit — for example, company.com or university.edu. Save your changes.
Once saved, only attendees registering with an email address from one of your listed domains will be permitted to complete registration through that form. Anyone using an email from a domain not on the list will be unable to register. All other registration forms for your event remain unaffected and continue to operate under their own individual settings.
To make changes, go back to Registration › Registration Settings and click the edit icon on the same form. Scroll to the Allowed Email Domains section, update the list as needed, and save.
Changes take effect immediately. Removing a domain means new registrations from that domain will no longer be accepted. No other forms or event-level settings are affected by this change.
Domain restrictions apply at the form level, not the event level. You can set different allowed domains — or no restriction at all — on each registration form independently.
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