> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.eventnook.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.eventnook.com/online-registration-manage/register+.md).

# Register+

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The **Register+** feature allows event organizers to manually add attendees directly, without using the public event registration page.

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#### 📍 Where to Find It

1. Go to **Manage**
2. Under **Registration**, click **Register+**

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#### 🧾 How to Add a Registration (Directly in Dashboard)

You can register attendees **without leaving this page**:

1. **Select Ticket Type**
   * Choose the appropriate ticket
2. **Fill in Attendee Details**
   * Enter required information such as:
     * First Name
     * Last Name
     * Email
     * Any custom fields
3. **Submit Registration**
   * Complete the form to add the attendee

✅ No need to click **Open** — registration can be done directly here.

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#### 🌐 What the “Open” Button Does

* The **Open** button launches the registration form on a **separate public-facing page**
* This page uses a **direct URL with a secret token**

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#### 🔐 Important Security Notice

* The **Open link contains a private tokenized URL**
* This link:
  * **Bypasses event restrictions**
  * May allow registration even if:
    * Event is **deactivated**
    * Registration is **closed**

⚠️ **Anyone with this link can register attendees**

👉 **Best Practices:**

* Do **not share** this link publicly
* Only provide it to **trusted staff**
* Treat it as an **admin-level access link**

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#### ✅ When to Use Register+

* Register **walk-in attendees**
* Add **VIPs or internal guests**
* Handle **offline/manual registrations**

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#### ⚠️ Additional Notes

* All registrations will appear in reports
* Email confirmations depend on event settings
* Ensure attendee details are accurate

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#### 💡 Tip

Use **Bulk Upload** if you need to register many attendees at once.

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