User Signup / Login settings control how attendees access your event — from enforcing login before viewing content, to enabling GPS-based nearby attendee filtering and sending iCalendar files.
How to access: Dashboard → Settings → Event Settings → User Signup / Login
[SCREENSHOT: Event Settings page with User Signup/Login category selected and all toggles visible]
[SCREENSHOT: Login Mandatory toggle — one showing active state, one showing greyed-out state with tooltip visible]
When you turn Login Mandatory off, a confirmation dialog appears asking you to confirm the change.
When on, a single attendee account can be logged in simultaneously on multiple devices. Turn this off if you need to enforce single-device access (e.g., exclusive ticketed events).
Controls when attendees are prompted to complete their profile. Select from three options:
[SCREENSHOT: Open Edit Profile dropdown showing all three options]
When on, Eventify attaches a .ics calendar file to the welcome, registration and assign ticket emails. The attendee can open it to add the event directly to their calendar app (Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar).
When Send ICS File is on, a Calendar (.ics) details option appears below it.
#image# Calendar (.ics) details modal with default fields and an added custom field
When on, attendees can send and receive networking chat invites. Turning this off removes the "Send Chat Invite" option across all networking interactions. If turned off after invites have already been sent, existing chat threads are also cancelled.
When on, the total number of users who have enabled networking (GDPR-consented users) is displayed on the attendee home screen. Useful for creating a sense of community at large events.
When on, attendees can filter the networking attendee list by physical proximity using their device's GPS. Requires location permission in the mobile app.
Recommended for in-person events. For virtual or hybrid events, consider leaving this off to avoid irrelevant distance-based filtering.
[SCREENSHOT: GPS Setting toggle and the resulting Nearby Attendee filter visible in the attendee app view]
Sets how long a login passcode stays valid before it expires. Choose from the dropdown:
If you have not changed it, passcodes expire after 1 week.
When on, admins are periodically signed out and asked to log in again to keep their session secure. This setting is on by default. Turn it off if your admins should stay signed in.
Q: What happens to existing chat threads if I turn off Attendee Invitation before messaging?
Turning off Attendee Invitation before messaging cancels any pending chat invites and prevents new ones from being sent. Existing accepted conversations remain accessible.
Q: Why is the Login Mandatory toggle greyed out?
This toggle requires the Login Mandatory module to be active on your Eventify plan. The toggle renders as disabled with a tooltip explaining the restriction. Contact your account manager to enable it.
Q: Does GPS filtering work on web?
GPS-based nearby filtering is a mobile app feature. It requires the attendee to grant location permissions in the Eventify mobile app.
Q: Can I disable profile editing entirely?
Yes. Set Open Edit Profile to "None" to prevent attendees from editing their profile at all.
Q: How do I stop attendees logging in on more than one device?
Turn off Multiple Login. Each attendee account can then only be logged in on one device at a time.
Q: Can attendees get a calendar invite for the event?
Yes. Turn on Send ICS File and a .ics file is attached to the welcome email so attendees can add the event to Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar.
Q: How long is an Eventify login passcode valid?
By default a passcode is valid for 1 week. Change it in Passcode Should Expire, or choose Use as OTP so each passcode expires after 3 minutes.
Q: Can I add extra details to the event calendar invite?
Yes. With Send ICS File on, click Manage fields under Calendar (.ics) details and add your own Label and Value rows.
