Tokens for Events Messages

Learn how to personalize events messages.

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Written by Megan Butts
Updated over a week ago

Overview

In this article, you will learn how to personalize event messages with tokens, as well as the different tokens you can use.


How to Use Tokens

Including a token in your event email and SMS messages is simple. You can select a token from the toolbar when editing an email or manually add one. If manually adding a token, enter the token text enclosed in brackets [ ]. Tokens can be used in the subject line of an email or the body of an email or SMS message.

See Example

The following screenshot shows you what tokens look like in the editor of an event message and then in the email that an attendee receives.

Notice that all of the tokens are inside brackets in the message editor. You can see that tokens were used for the attendee's name, event name, event date, and personal registration URL for the attendee.

The personal registration URL is where people can manage their registration, e.g., change the date or cancel.
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Token List

The following is a complete list of available tokens in Events. Remember, if you manually add these tokens, enclose them in brackets [ ].

User

user:user-first-name

First name of user

user:user-last-name

The last name of the user

user:email_address

The email address of the user

Registration

event:registration_guid

User's unique registration ID

event:registration_update_url

User's unique registration URL. Can be used to update the registration information.

event:registration_date

Date of the event that the attendee registered for, including time. "Mon March 15 at 11:00am"

event:registration_create_date

The date that the user's registration record for this event was first created

event:registration_guest

Payment

event:payment_id

Unique payment ID

event:payment_created_date

The date the payment was collected

event:payment_amount

The amount of the payment

Add to Calendar

event:add_to_google_url

Link to add the event to a Google Calendar

event:add_to_outlook_url

Link to add the event to an Outlook Calendar

event:add_to_office365_url

Link to add the event to an Office365 Calendar

Event

Use these tokens for general event information. For specific user registration details, see Registration Tokens.

event:event_site_url

The URL of the events site homepage

event:event_url

The URL of the specific event landing page

event:event_name

The name of the event

event:event_image

The URL of the event image

event:event_type

The type of the event

event:event_categories

All of the event categories
(separated by commas)

event:event_start_date

The first date this event occurs
(Recurring Events)

event:event_end_date

The last date this event occurs
(Recurring Events)

event:event_start_time

The start time of the event

event:event_end_time

The end time of the event

Venue

event:event_venue_name

The name of the event location

event:event_venue_address

The street address of the location (does not include building name or room number)

event:event_venue_building

The building name of the event location

event:event_venue_room

The room number of the event location

event:event_venue_city

The city of the event location

event:event_venue_state

The state of event location

event:event_venue_country

The country of event location


Using URL Tokens

πŸ’‘Tip: When using a URL token, hyperlink the text and use the Token as the URL. This way, it hides the long URL from your recipient.


In the example above, you could have used:

"If you need to change any of your registration information or cancel your registration, please your personal registration URL" and link the text to the [event:registration_update_url] token.


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