- Access via: (Event) > Manage > Registrations > (Registration) > History.
- Certain tracks changes to an attendee's registration in the History area.
- The History list shows a record of all changes made to the Registration.
- It also includes changes made to the registration record between the day the Registration was created.
- The latest of the following dates is used: Event End Date, Event Start Date, or Registration Date Last Modified.
- On this page you can view each change and drill down into more details on each one.
- You can also add additional history items.
Registration Header
- The standard Registration Header is shown, as it is on all other admin-side Registration pages.
Registration History
- Use this section to read basic information about each change made to the attendee's registration.
- This list displays the Date, User, Action (e.g. "Update" or "Insert"), and a Summary description of the change.
- To add an additional item to the registration history, click Add New.
Details
- When you click a history item, the additional information displays in the Details for row n section.
- For instance, if you have sent an email to the attendee, the text of the email is displayed.
Registration History Notes
- This section is displayed when you click Add New to add a history item to the registration.
- Choose an Action (required), type a Summary (required), and optionally add the Details you wish to enter into the registration's record of history items.
- This enables you to add details about additional communications or items you need to remember at a later date.
- This is especially helpful when multiple planners are managing the same event using Certain and need to keep track of who does what while planning and managing the event.
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