Chat bot for registrations

There are almost no people left who do not use messengers or chats these days. They are now a means of communication, a source of news, and useful communities of like-minded people. Such information exchange tools are so closely intertwined in our daily lives that only those who do not have a smartphone do not use them.

Now imagine that what your target audience uses on a daily basis can serve not only as a means of informing them, but also as a sales tool.

With RegToEVENT, you can set up a bot to register and sell tickets to your events for free. And then you can use it to push notifications to your participants before the event or right on the day of the event.

Such a chatbot is available in the Telegram messenger, and all you need to do is create an API token for your future bot using the standard Botfather bot and then add it to your event settings. The entire process of creating and connecting will take you no more than 1 minute, and it will allow you to immediately post a link to the registration bot in the event announcements.

Each participant automatically subscribes to the bot to purchase a ticket. They choose the ticket they are interested in, fill out the form, and pay for their participation. After successful payment, the participant receives a ticket with a QR code right there in the bot.

You no longer need to search for it in mail, SMS, or take screenshots to avoid losing it after the purchase. After all, the ticket is not deleted in the bot, but is stored permanently and at any time the participant can find and download it to present it at registration.

This tool is available for every event created in our system, absolutely free of charge. It is suitable for both paid and free events, with automatic or manual moderation.

But keep in mind that before using this method of registration, analyze your target audience to understand how popular this messenger is among them. Also, consider whether Telegram is used in the country where you are holding the event, or where your audience is from, and whether there are any bans on its use.

And of course, using it for push notifications will be most effective only if you conduct all registrations through it. After all, if it's just an additional tool, and you use classic registration forms, the number of subscribers to such a bot, and therefore the feasibility of newsletters, will be questionable.