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Data worth a second look. Click a flag to jump to the people it affects.
The most recent RSVPs across every real edition.
Every guest across every real edition. Search, then click to edit. Editing is live — changes save straight to the record.
Pick someone on the left, or add a new record.
Two records for the same person? Point the old email at the one you keep — every edition, demo and survey regroups under it.
RSVPs and Import can pull the full guest list and send email — keep those to managers and admins.
Every date the summit runs. Duplicate the last one and change what differs — no code, no redeploy. “Make current” points new imports, the projector, and the door at that edition.
Download an edition's data as a CSV — opens in Excel or Sheets. Attendees include check-in status; the survey export is one row per response.
Bring in RSVPs from an external ticketing export (Shotgun, Eventbrite, a spreadsheet). Pick the edition, drop the CSV, map the columns, and preview before writing. Existing emails in that edition are skipped.
Everyone who signed the on-camera release, newest first. The image is the signature they drew. Signed date + legal name are also in the Attendees CSV.
Quick-edit copy for eq.peopleplacesthingsmiami.com. Save and the public site picks it up on next load. The homepage's story, mission, and pillars live in the page itself; the date and venue come from whichever edition is current. Manage the past-editions photo galleries on the right.
Photos shown under Past editions on the public site. Pick an edition, then upload photos or paste image links. Only past editions show publicly.
Every image on the homepage lives here. Add or remove photos, drag to reorder, and set how fast the two scrolling strips move. Changes show on the public site on next load. Upload straight from your computer or paste an image link.
Every change on the site is recorded — check-ins, call-ups, confirmations, email sends, access changes. Newest first.