Run every event date from registration to settlement

Events, Attendance & Participants

Design long-running and recurring events, generate child dates, register attendance terminals and participants by QR, manage rosters and attendance, settle vendor PIC commission, trace statements and payments, and control companion-app access.

Parent + ChildRecurring structure
QR + AndroidAttendance paths
SOA + PICPayment control
Events, Attendance & Participants interface in iCRM
What you can do

Everything your team needs, connected.

Design long-running and recurring events, generate child dates, register attendance terminals and participants by QR, manage rosters and attendance, settle vendor PIC commission, trace statements and payments, and control companion-app access.

01

Operational event design

Create classes, programmes, booths and other attendance-based events with participant and payment workflows.

02

Separate from corporate holidays

Keep operational registration events distinct from the corporate calendar used for holidays and employee leave.

03

Parent event record

Use one parent event to hold the programme identity, overall period and recurring structure.

04

First class or session

Choose the class-start date as the first actual session in the recurring programme.

05

Long event period

Set event-from and event-to dates across a long programme period, including programmes that run for years.

06

Venue and event information

Record category, customer, title, location, venue, remarks, description and supporting links or images.

07

Capacity and ownership

Set maximum attendees, maximum owners, owner confirmation and optional public-calendar visibility.

08

Event fees and costs

Maintain registration, administration, processing and other fees together with event and commission frequency.

09

Flexible recurrence

Generate repeated child events daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.

10

Generated child dates

Create a dated child event for every recurrence occurrence, such as every Monday.

11

Participant copying

Copy the parent participant roster into generated child events where required.

12

Parent-only event list

Keep the primary event list concise by showing top-level parent events.

13

Child-event roster changes

Edit one child date to add or remove a participant without changing every event in the series.

14

QR terminal registration

Use the event’s setup QR to register an attendance terminal to the correct event.

15

Participant QR registration

Let a participant scan a registration QR and complete a mobile-friendly event form.

16

Child-event selection

Guide the registrant to choose the relevant child date when joining a recurring event.

17

Email verification

Use email verification during QR registration when the registration flow requires it.

18

Registration confirmation email

Send confirmation to the participant after successful event registration.

19

Emailed attendance QR

Give each registered participant a personal QR code by email for attendance.

20

Flexible participant entry

Insert people from the CRM contact list, import a participant list or register someone who is not yet a contact.

21

Cross-event participation view

Review participant registration and attendance across events, sessions or booths.

22

QR attendance

Let a registered QR terminal scan the participant’s personal QR code for attendance.

23

Manual attendance marking

Tick participants as attended from the event attendance-marking screen.

24

Android attendance list

Scan the event QR on an Android device, load the roster and mark attendees one by one.

25

Vendor-based person in charge

Select event PICs from the vendor list so payees are maintained as controlled supplier records.

26

PIC attendance

Mark whether a person in charge attended the event before commission settlement.

27

Commission calculation

Calculate PIC commission from the person-in-charge assignment and associated participant payment.

28

PIC payment list

Filter parent and child events, attendance and payment status, then prepare PIC commission for payment.

29

Payment voucher and paid status

Record the voucher, amount and paid state for each PIC commission entry.

30

Participant statement of account

Review event charges, invoice, receipt or cash-sale references and outstanding balances by participant.

31

Statement search and print

Filter by event dates, event, participant and status, then print one statement or all statements.

32

Send statements

Issue participant statements of account from the event accounting workflow.

33

Recurrence-linked login validity

Tie companion-portal login validity to the participant’s recurring event period.

34

Bulk validity extension

Select multiple participant logins and extend their access when the programme continues.

35

Companion-app payment update

Automatically mark a participant paid when payment is completed through an Adaptis-enabled companion app.

36

Participant receipt self-service

Let participants sign in to the companion web app to view or download their receipt.

37

Cross-company accounting

Configure another company code as the source for cash-sale, receipt or invoice numbers.

38

Receipt and invoice linking

Let administrators connect the correct cash sale, receipt or invoice to a participant record.

Complete event operations lifecycle

One parent event. Every date, person and payment connected.

iCRM models a programme as a parent event with generated child dates, then connects registration, rosters, participant and PIC attendance, commission, statements, receipts and companion access to that structure.

01DesignParent, period and fees
02GenerateRecurring child dates
03RegisterQR, contact or import
04AttendParticipant and PIC
05SettleSOA, receipts and commission
06ExtendCompanion login validity
01 / PARENT EVENT FOUNDATION

Define the first session and the full programme around it.

Create the parent event with its first class or session time and a longer event-from and event-to period. The same record carries the category, customer, venue, capacity, owner controls, public-calendar option, costs, fees and setup QR for the attendance terminal.

  • First session plus long programme period
  • Location, venue, description and links
  • Maximum attendees and owners
  • Registration, admin, processing and other fees
  • Event and commission frequency
  • QR terminal registration
Creating an iCRM parent event with dates, fees and attendance terminal setup QR
NEW EVENTEstablish the parent record that controls the programme and its operating rules.
02 / RECURRING CHILD EVENTS

Generate the timetable, then adjust only the date that changes.

Repeat the parent event daily, weekly, monthly or yearly. Each generated date becomes a child event and can inherit the participant list. The main event list stays clean by showing parents, while one child date can receive an extra participant without changing the whole series.

  • Daily, weekly, monthly or yearly recurrence
  • Every Monday and other repeating patterns
  • Parent participant copying
  • Parent-only primary list
  • Child-date participant adjustment
  • Clear parent-and-child traceability
Generated recurring child events in iCRM
GENERATECreate every recurring event date.
Parent-only iCRM event list
PARENT LISTKeep the main event directory concise.
Adding a participant to one child event
CHILD ROSTERAdjust one event date independently.
03 / PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION

Open registration beyond the existing CRM contact list.

A participant can scan the public QR, choose the relevant child event and complete the mobile registration form. Email verification can protect the journey; successful registration triggers confirmation and a personal attendance QR. Administrators can also select CRM contacts, import a list or insert a participant directly.

  • Mobile QR registration form
  • Recurring child-date selection
  • Email OTP verification
  • Confirmation and personal attendance QR
  • Contact-list selection and bulk import
  • Direct non-contact registration
Mobile event registration form after scanning an iCRM event QR
SCAN TO JOINRegister from a phone with email verification.
Participant QR code generated by iCRM
PARTICIPANT QRCreate an identity for attendance scanning.
Event participant email containing a personal QR code
EMAIL DELIVERYSend the attendance QR to the participant.
Selecting or importing event participants in iCRM
ADMIN ENTRYSelect contacts, import or add directly.
04 / ATTENDANCE PATHS

Capture attendance at the terminal, on Android or from the list.

Register a QR terminal to the correct event, then scan each participant’s emailed QR code. When a staffed mobile station is more practical, scan the event on Android, load the roster and tick attendees one by one. Administrators can also mark participant and PIC attendance manually.

  • Event-specific QR terminal
  • Personal participant QR scan
  • Android roster loading
  • One-by-one mobile marking
  • Manual participant attendance
  • PIC attendance for commission control
01Terminal QRRegister device to event
02Participant QRScan personal code
03Android listLoad and tick roster
04Manual markingParticipant or PIC
05 / VENDOR PIC AND COMMISSION

Treat the person in charge as a controlled event payee.

Event PICs are selected from the vendor list. Their attendance can be confirmed for commission purposes, and the PIC list brings event, attendance and payment information together so commission can be calculated, approved and marked paid with a voucher reference.

  • Vendor-only PIC selection
  • Parent and child event filters
  • PIC attendance status
  • Commission amount from payment rules
  • Payment voucher and paid flag
  • PDF and CSV export
Selecting a vendor as person in charge for an iCRM event
PIC SETUPAssign controlled vendor records to the event.
iCRM event PIC attendance and commission list
PIC LISTReview attendance, vouchers, amounts and payment.
06 / PARTICIPANT ACCOUNTS AND PAYMENT

Trace what each participant owes and the evidence of payment.

The statement of account groups event charges and outstanding balances by participant. Statements can be searched, printed and sent. Administrators can connect receipts, invoices or cash sales to participant records, including references retrieved from another configured company code.

  • Participant-level event statement
  • Outstanding totals and payment status
  • Single or all-statement printing
  • Statement delivery workflow
  • Cross-company accounting source
  • Receipt, invoice and cash-sale linking
iCRM event participant statement of account
STATEMENTSee charges and outstanding balance by participant.
Sending an event participant statement of account
SEND SOAIssue the account statement from the event workflow.
iCRM cross-company accounting configuration
CROSS-COMPANYRetrieve accounting references from another code.
Linking a receipt and invoice to an event participant
PAYMENT EVIDENCEConnect the correct receipt or invoice.
07 / COMPANION ACCESS

Keep participant access aligned with recurrence and payment.

Participant login validity follows the recurring event period and can be extended in bulk when the programme continues. Payments made through an Adaptis-enabled companion app update the paid state, while signed-in participants can view or download their receipt.

  • Recurrence-linked access dates
  • Participant login register
  • Multi-select validity extension
  • Adaptis-enabled payment update
  • Automatic participant paid status
  • Receipt self-service after login
iCRM event participant login validity list
LOGIN VALIDITYSee portal access against the recurrence period.
Extending selected event participant login validity
EXTEND ACCESSContinue selected logins when the event is renewed.
How to run an event

A practical route from parent setup to settled accounts.

Use the parent for the programme, children for each date and the participant record as the connection between attendance, payment and access.

STEP 01

Create the parent

Record the programme, first session, full period, venue, capacity, fees and owner controls.

STEP 02

Generate child dates

Choose the recurrence pattern and create every daily, weekly, monthly or yearly occurrence.

STEP 03

Build the roster

Register by public QR, select contacts, import a list or add non-contacts directly.

STEP 04

Adjust one date

Edit the relevant child event when a participant attends only that occurrence.

STEP 05

Prepare attendance

Register the terminal and choose QR scan, Android roster or manual marking.

STEP 06

Confirm PIC work

Select vendor PICs, mark their attendance and calculate the commission due.

STEP 07

Trace participant accounts

Review charges, outstanding amounts and linked receipt, invoice or cash-sale references.

STEP 08

Send statements

Print or issue participant statements and follow up unpaid balances.

STEP 09

Settle PIC commission

Record voucher, commission amount and paid status from the PIC list.

STEP 10

Maintain portal access

Extend recurrence-linked logins and preserve companion-app receipt self-service.

Detailed capability map

More than a feature list. A complete working process.

Explore how the screens and functions in Events, Attendance & Participants support setup, daily operations and continuous improvement.

01

Configure the foundation

Operational event design

Create classes, programmes, booths and other attendance-based events with participant and payment workflows.

Separate from corporate holidays

Keep operational registration events distinct from the corporate calendar used for holidays and employee leave.

Parent event record

Use one parent event to hold the programme identity, overall period and recurring structure.

First class or session

Choose the class-start date as the first actual session in the recurring programme.

Long event period

Set event-from and event-to dates across a long programme period, including programmes that run for years.

Venue and event information

Record category, customer, title, location, venue, remarks, description and supporting links or images.

Capacity and ownership

Set maximum attendees, maximum owners, owner confirmation and optional public-calendar visibility.

Event fees and costs

Maintain registration, administration, processing and other fees together with event and commission frequency.

Flexible recurrence

Generate repeated child events daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.

Generated child dates

Create a dated child event for every recurrence occurrence, such as every Monday.

Participant copying

Copy the parent participant roster into generated child events where required.

Parent-only event list

Keep the primary event list concise by showing top-level parent events.

Child-event roster changes

Edit one child date to add or remove a participant without changing every event in the series.

02

Run day-to-day work

QR terminal registration

Use the event’s setup QR to register an attendance terminal to the correct event.

Participant QR registration

Let a participant scan a registration QR and complete a mobile-friendly event form.

Child-event selection

Guide the registrant to choose the relevant child date when joining a recurring event.

Email verification

Use email verification during QR registration when the registration flow requires it.

Registration confirmation email

Send confirmation to the participant after successful event registration.

Emailed attendance QR

Give each registered participant a personal QR code by email for attendance.

Flexible participant entry

Insert people from the CRM contact list, import a participant list or register someone who is not yet a contact.

Cross-event participation view

Review participant registration and attendance across events, sessions or booths.

QR attendance

Let a registered QR terminal scan the participant’s personal QR code for attendance.

Manual attendance marking

Tick participants as attended from the event attendance-marking screen.

Android attendance list

Scan the event QR on an Android device, load the roster and mark attendees one by one.

Vendor-based person in charge

Select event PICs from the vendor list so payees are maintained as controlled supplier records.

PIC attendance

Mark whether a person in charge attended the event before commission settlement.

03

Control, report and improve

Commission calculation

Calculate PIC commission from the person-in-charge assignment and associated participant payment.

PIC payment list

Filter parent and child events, attendance and payment status, then prepare PIC commission for payment.

Payment voucher and paid status

Record the voucher, amount and paid state for each PIC commission entry.

Participant statement of account

Review event charges, invoice, receipt or cash-sale references and outstanding balances by participant.

Statement search and print

Filter by event dates, event, participant and status, then print one statement or all statements.

Send statements

Issue participant statements of account from the event accounting workflow.

Recurrence-linked login validity

Tie companion-portal login validity to the participant’s recurring event period.

Bulk validity extension

Select multiple participant logins and extend their access when the programme continues.

Companion-app payment update

Automatically mark a participant paid when payment is completed through an Adaptis-enabled companion app.

Participant receipt self-service

Let participants sign in to the companion web app to view or download their receipt.

Cross-company accounting

Configure another company code as the source for cash-sale, receipt or invoice numbers.

Receipt and invoice linking

Let administrators connect the correct cash sale, receipt or invoice to a participant record.

How it works

A clear workflow from setup to insight.

STEP 01

Design

Create the parent event, programme period, fees and first session.

STEP 02

Generate

Create recurring child dates and carry the roster into the series.

STEP 03

Register

Add participants by QR, contact selection, import or direct entry.

STEP 04

Attend

Capture participant and PIC attendance by QR, Android or manual marking.

STEP 05

Settle

Trace statements, receipts, companion payments and vendor PIC commission.

STEP 06

Maintain access

Extend recurrence-linked logins and preserve participant accounting evidence.

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