Everything in one place.
Reference for every admin module — what it does, what you can do with it, and the practical tips that aren't obvious from the UI. This is the same source that powers the in-app help panel and the AI Help assistant inside Confanum.
For integrations, the public OAuth API, and the WordPress plugin, see the integrations & API hub. For account or billing help, contact support.
Events
Create and manage your convention events. Each event represents a single convention or show with its own schedule, guests, vendors, and settings.
What you can do
- Create new events or clone from existing ones
- Toggle events between active and inactive
- View all events for your company at a glance
- Clone events to quickly set up recurring conventions
Tips
- Use "Clone Existing Event" to copy schedules, guests, and FAQ from a previous event — then adjust the dates.
- Only active events are visible in the mobile app.
- Click an event card to jump to its dashboard.
Event Dashboard
A quick overview of your event with key metrics, recent activity, and shortcuts to the most common tasks.
What you can do
- See at-a-glance stats: guests, schedule items, vendors, tickets sold
- Quick links to edit event details, manage schedule, and send notifications
- View recent activity and changes
Tips
- This is your home base when working on an event. Use the sidebar to navigate to specific modules.
Edit Event
Configure your event details including name, dates, venue, branding, and mobile app settings.
What you can do
- Set event name, dates, and venue information
- Upload event logo and banner images
- Configure mobile app colors and branding
- Set event timezone and location
- Clone content from another event
Tips
- The event logo and banner are displayed in the mobile app — use high-resolution images.
- Changes to branding are reflected in the mobile app on next refresh.
- Use "Clone From Another Event" to pull in schedule, guests, or FAQ from a different event.
Schedule
Build and manage your event schedule with panels, screenings, signings, photo ops, and other sessions.
What you can do
- Add, edit, and delete schedule items
- Assign rooms/locations to each item
- Link guests to schedule items
- Bulk rename rooms across all items
- Bulk adjust dates (useful after cloning)
- Filter by day, room, or guest
Tips
- After cloning from a previous event, use the "Adjust Dates" tab to shift all dates forward.
- Use the "Edit Rooms" tab to rename rooms if your venue has changed.
- You can assign multiple guests to a single schedule item (e.g., a panel with multiple speakers).
- Schedule items appear in the mobile app organized by day and time.
Maps
Create interactive venue maps with pins marking key locations like rooms, vendor booths, and amenities.
What you can do
- Upload venue map images
- Place interactive pins on map locations
- Link pins to rooms, vendors, or custom labels
- Create multiple map levels (e.g., Floor 1, Floor 2)
Tips
- Upload the highest resolution map image available — users can pinch-to-zoom in the mobile app.
- Pin labels should be short and descriptive (e.g., "Main Stage", "Registration").
- You can have multiple maps per event for different floors or areas.
Pages
Create custom content pages for your event app. Pages can contain rich HTML content, link to external URLs, or serve as navigation sections.
What you can do
- Create content pages with rich HTML
- Create link pages that open external URLs
- Create navigation pages that group sub-pages
- Organize pages in a parent-child hierarchy
- Set custom icons for each page
Tips
- Use "Navigation" type pages to create collapsible sections in the app menu.
- Link pages open in the device browser — great for external ticket sales or social media.
- Page content supports HTML formatting including images, links, and styled text.
Lists
Create and manage custom lists that appear in your event app. Lists can contain any type of item with images, descriptions, and links.
What you can do
- Create categorized lists (e.g., restaurants, parking, rules)
- Add items with title, description, image, and link
- Reorder items within a list
- Link lists to pages for app navigation
Tips
- Lists are great for "Know Before You Go" content, local restaurant guides, or convention rules.
- Each list item can have an image — use consistent image sizes for a polished look.
Media Library
Upload and manage images used across your event — guest photos, map images, page content, and more.
What you can do
- Upload images in bulk or one at a time
- Organize by event
- Copy image URLs for use in pages and content
- Delete unused images
Tips
- Supported formats: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP.
- Images are automatically optimized for mobile delivery.
- Use the copy URL button to grab a link for embedding in page content.
Interstitials
Create full-screen promotional messages that appear between screens in the mobile app. Great for sponsor ads, announcements, or event highlights.
What you can do
- Create image-based interstitial messages
- Set display frequency and duration
- Schedule when interstitials appear
- Target specific events
Tips
- Use interstitials sparingly — too many can frustrate users.
- Best for sponsor acknowledgments, event promotions, or important announcements.
- Images should be sized for mobile screens (1080x1920 or similar portrait ratio).
Guests
Manage celebrity guests, speakers, and VIPs for your event. Guests appear in the mobile app with bios, photos, and linked schedule items.
What you can do
- Add guests with photos, bios, and social links
- Link guests to schedule items automatically
- Set guest categories and display order
- View which days each guest is attending
- Preview guest profile as it appears in the app
- Master Guest Repository for cross-event guest management
Tips
- Guest bios support HTML formatting — you can include links and styled text.
- When you link a guest to a schedule item, they automatically appear on that item in the app.
- Use the Master Guest Repository (under Company Management) to maintain guest profiles across events.
- The "Days" column shows which event days the guest has schedule items.
Guest Travel
Track and manage travel arrangements for your event guests including flights, hotels, and ground transportation.
What you can do
- Record flight details and arrival/departure times
- Track hotel accommodations
- Manage ground transportation assignments
- View travel timeline at a glance
Tips
- Keep this updated in real-time during the event so handlers always know the latest arrangements.
- Share travel details with guest handlers via the mobile app.
Event Volunteers
Manage volunteers for a specific event. Review applications, approve volunteers, and assign them to shifts.
What you can do
- Review and approve volunteer applications
- View volunteer contact information and availability
- Assign volunteers to shifts
- Track volunteer hours and activity
Tips
- Volunteers apply through the public volunteer application page.
- Approved volunteers can pick their own shifts through the volunteer portal.
- Use Volunteer Central (under Company Management) for cross-event volunteer management.
Shift Builder
Create and manage volunteer shift schedules. Define shifts by time, location, and role, then let volunteers sign up.
What you can do
- Create shift templates by day, time, and location
- Set capacity limits per shift
- View shift coverage at a glance
- Export shift assignments
Tips
- Create shifts before opening volunteer applications — volunteers pick shifts during signup.
- Use the capacity setting to prevent over-staffing specific shifts.
Vendors
Manage vendor applications and the vendor directory for your event. Vendors appear in the mobile app with booth locations and descriptions.
What you can do
- Review and approve vendor applications
- Manage vendor directory listings
- Assign booth locations
- Categorize vendors by type
- Public vendor application form available
Tips
- Share the vendor application URL (/vendors/apply) with potential vendors.
- Vendor directory listings appear in the mobile app — ensure descriptions and images are complete.
- Link vendors to map pins for easy booth location in the app.
User Roles
Manage special roles and permissions for event staff. Assign roles like handler, moderator, or coordinator to team members.
What you can do
- Create custom roles with specific permissions
- Assign roles to team members
- Control access to features based on roles
Tips
- Roles are event-specific — a user can have different roles for different events.
Ticketing
Create and manage ticket types for your event. Set prices, availability, sale windows, badge mapping, and promo codes. Each event has its own ticket types managed at Events → (your event) → Tickets.
What you can do
- Create multiple ticket types (General Admission, VIP, Weekend Pass, Day Pass, etc.)
- Set pricing, total quantity, max per order, and sale start/end dates
- Assign each ticket type to a Category (general admission, VIP, photo op, autograph, workshop, add-on, comp, other — or your own custom category) and a Badge Type (general, vip, press, exhibitor, talent, staff, volunteer, child, comp, or custom)
- Mark tickets taxable so the configured event tax rate applies at checkout
- Optional reserved-seating mode for seat-map ticket types (requires a linked venue — see Venues + Reserved Seating)
- Optional price tiers (early-bird → regular → late) with auto-flip dates
- Optional linked guests / schedule items so the ticket grants access to specific people or sessions
- Create promo codes (percentage or fixed amount) with usage caps and date ranges
- Public ticket purchase page (/embed/tickets/:eventId) — embeddable via iframe, WordPress plugin, Wix widget, and mobile app
Tips
- To set up a new ticket type: go to Events → (your event) → Tickets → Types tab → click "+ New Ticket Type". In the modal, set the Name (e.g. "Weekend Pass"), optional Description, Price, Quantity (total available), and Max Per Order. Pick a Category and Badge Type. Set Taxable if sales tax should apply. Optional: enable price tiers, link guests/schedule items. Click Save.
- To clone an existing ticket type for a similar tier (e.g. "Sunday Adult" copied from "Saturday Adult"): on the Types tab, hit the "Clone" action on the row you want to duplicate, then adjust the name/date in the modal that opens.
- To add a custom category or badge type beyond the defaults: open any ticket type, expand the Category or Badge Type dropdown → "+ Add new...". The custom value is saved per-company and appears in the dropdown on every ticket type.
- To create a promo code: Tickets → Promo Codes tab → "+ New Promo Code". Choose Percentage or Fixed amount, optionally limit by ticket type or category, set usage cap and date range.
- To monitor sales: Tickets → Orders tab shows every order with email/order# search. Tickets → Stats tab summarizes revenue and inventory remaining.
- Public embed URL for any event: https://api.confanum.com/embed/tickets/{eventId} — drop it in an iframe on any site. Same URL powers the Wix widget and WordPress plugin block.
Box Office
Process walk-up ticket sales and on-site purchases. A simplified point-of-sale interface for event day operations.
What you can do
- Quick ticket sales with simplified interface
- Apply promo codes at point of sale
- Cash and card payment tracking
- Real-time inventory updates
Tips
- Works great on tablets at the registration desk.
- All sales are immediately reflected in analytics and ticket counts.
Venues
Company-wide venue layouts that can be reused across multiple events. A venue is the seat map (sections, rows, seats, stage) — independent of any single event. Build it once, link it to as many events as you need. Found in the **top-level sidebar** (when no event is selected) — not under any specific event. Direct URL: /venues.
What you can do
- Create reusable venue layouts (theaters, ballrooms, halls) once and reuse across events
- Drag-and-drop seated sections (rows × seats per row) and stage/platform elements
- Configure row labels (A, B, C... or 1, 2, 3...) and seat numbering (sequential, odd-only, even-only)
- Save a populated event seating configuration back as a venue template for next time
- Delete or clone existing venues
Tips
- Where to find it: Venues lives in the **top-level sidebar** (the one you see when no event is selected). If you're currently inside an event and don't see it, click your company name or the Confanum logo at the top of the sidebar to leave the event context first.
- To create a new venue: Top-level sidebar → Venues → click "+ New Venue". Give it a name (e.g. "Main Ballroom — 480 seats") and an estimated total seat count. The actual seat count is computed from the sections you add.
- To build the layout: open the venue → click "+ Add Section" → pick "Seated Section" (rows of numbered seats) or "Stage / Platform" (non-seating area). For seated sections, set rows count, seats-per-row, starting row label, starting seat number, and numbering style. Drag sections on the canvas to position them.
- Venues are scoped to your company — every event in your company can link to any venue you create. You don't need a separate venue for each event running in the same room.
- To save an existing event's configured seat map as a reusable template: open the event's Seating page (Event sidebar → Seating) and click "Save as Template" in the header — copies the layout into a new venue for future events.
- After building a venue, link it to an event from the Event sidebar → Seating → "Select a venue..." dropdown.
Reserved Seating
Per-event seat map setup. Link a venue layout to this event, then assign individual seats (or whole rows / whole sections) to specific ticket types. Buyers see the live seat map at checkout and pick their seats. Found in the **Event sidebar** (when an event is selected) → Seating. Direct URL pattern: /events/:eventId/seating.
What you can do
- Link any company venue to the current event (one venue per event)
- Assign seats to ticket types by clicking individual seats, dragging row labels (assigns the whole row), or section labels (assigns the whole section)
- Color-coded seat tiers — each ticket type gets a distinct color so the map at a glance shows which sections are VIP vs GA
- Hold seats (block from sale) for comps, accessibility, or VIP reserves — they stay on the map but unavailable to public buyers
- Add or remove individual seats from sections without rebuilding the venue
- Save the event's configured map back to a new venue template ("Save as Template")
Tips
- Workflow: (1) create the venue first under /venues (top-level), (2) at Events → (your event) → Seating, pick that venue from the "Select a venue..." dropdown to link it, (3) create ticket types with seating_mode set to Reserved on the Tickets page, (4) come back to Seating and assign seats to those tiers.
- To create a Reserved ticket type: Events → Tickets → "+ New Ticket Type" → set seating_mode to "Reserved Seating" (radio at top of the modal). Quantity is grayed out — capacity is derived from the seats you assign to it on the Seating page.
- To assign seats to a tier: pick the ticket type in the tier selector (each shows its color), then click empty seats to assign them. Click an assigned seat to unassign. Click a row label to assign the entire row; click a section label to assign the entire section.
- To bulk-assign a whole section to one tier: select the tier, then click the section label (above the section header). All seats in that section flip to that tier's color.
- Hold a seat (block from sale): use the Hold Type selector to mark seats as held instead of assigning them to a tier. Useful for accessibility reserves, sponsor comps, or production crew.
- You can't set seating_mode=Reserved on a ticket type before a venue is linked — go to /venues first or use the inline "Create a Venue First" CTA on the Seating page.
- Changes to seat-tier assignments save when you click "Save Pricing" — they're staged in memory until then so you can experiment safely.
Check-In Station
Scan tickets and check in attendees at the door. Uses QR code scanning for fast entry.
What you can do
- QR code scanning for ticket validation
- Manual lookup by name or order number
- Real-time check-in counts
- Flag duplicate or invalid tickets
Tips
- Use a device with a camera for QR code scanning.
- The check-in page works offline — scans are synced when connection returns.
- Open multiple check-in stations on different devices for faster entry.
Badges
Design and print attendee badges and wristbands. Generate badges from ticket purchase data.
What you can do
- Generate badges from ticket data
- Custom badge templates
- Batch printing support
- QR codes on badges for quick lookup
Tips
- Print badges in advance for pre-registered attendees to speed up check-in.
- Badge QR codes can be scanned at check-in stations.
Photo Ops
Manage photo opportunity sessions with guests. Track queues, manage timing, and coordinate with guests and handlers.
What you can do
- Create photo op sessions with guest assignments
- Virtual queue management
- Session timing and capacity controls
- Real-time queue status display
Tips
- Set realistic session durations — account for setup and transition time between guests.
- The virtual queue eliminates physical lines and lets attendees explore while waiting.
Push Notifications
Send push notifications to all event app users. Perfect for announcements, schedule changes, and emergency alerts.
What you can do
- Send instant push notifications to all attendees
- Target notifications by event
- Schedule notifications for future delivery
- View notification history
Tips
- Keep notifications concise — they appear as phone alerts.
- Use sparingly to avoid "notification fatigue" which causes users to disable them.
- Great for last-minute schedule changes, severe weather alerts, or special announcements.
Banner Messaging
Display scrolling banner messages at the bottom of the mobile app screen. Use for ongoing announcements that don't warrant a push notification.
What you can do
- Create scrolling banner messages
- Set display duration and scheduling
- Real-time updates via WebSocket
- Multiple simultaneous banners
Tips
- Banners are less intrusive than push notifications — good for sponsor shout-outs or non-urgent info.
- Banner messages update in real-time without users needing to refresh the app.
Communication Hub
Centralized hub for all event communications. Manage push notifications, banners, and in-app messages from one place.
What you can do
- Unified view of all communication channels
- Message templates for common announcements
- Communication history and analytics
Tips
- Use the hub to coordinate messaging across channels — avoid sending the same info as both a push notification and a banner.
Q&A Moderation
Moderate audience questions submitted through the mobile app during panels and sessions. Approve, reject, or highlight questions for speakers.
What you can do
- Real-time question feed from attendees
- Approve or reject questions before display
- Highlight/feature selected questions
- Audience voting on questions
- Real-time updates via WebSocket
Tips
- Assign a dedicated moderator during panels for best results.
- Featured questions can be displayed on a projector screen for the audience.
- Questions update in real-time — no page refresh needed.
Panel Submissions
Review panel proposals submitted by the community. Accept or reject submissions and communicate with panelists.
What you can do
- Review submitted panel proposals
- Accept, reject, or waitlist submissions
- View panelist contact information
- Public submission form available
- Status lookup page for submitters
Tips
- Share the panel submission URL (/panels/submit) with your community.
- Submitters can check their status at /panels/status.
- Accepted panels can be added directly to the schedule.
Scavenger Hunts
Create interactive scavenger hunts with QR code clues placed throughout the venue. A fun way to increase attendee engagement.
What you can do
- Create multi-step scavenger hunts
- Generate QR codes for each clue location
- Track participant progress
- Set prizes and completion rewards
Tips
- Place clues near vendor booths to drive foot traffic.
- Print QR codes large enough to scan from a comfortable distance.
- Set a reasonable number of clues — 5-10 works well for most events.
Virtual Queues
Manage virtual queues for popular attractions, signings, and photo ops. Eliminates physical lines and improves the attendee experience.
What you can do
- Create queues for any attraction or event
- Real-time position tracking for attendees
- Estimated wait time display
- Queue capacity limits
- Notifications when it's your turn
Tips
- Virtual queues free attendees to explore instead of standing in line.
- Set realistic capacity limits to avoid disappointment.
- Great for autograph sessions, photo ops, and exclusive experiences.
FAQ Manager
Create and manage frequently asked questions that appear in the mobile app. Help attendees find answers without contacting support.
What you can do
- Add questions and answers with rich text formatting
- Reorder FAQ items with drag handles
- Expandable/collapsible FAQ display in app
Tips
- Put the most commonly asked questions at the top.
- Include info about parking, Wi-Fi, prohibited items, and accessibility.
- Update FAQs during the event as new questions come in.
Event Analytics
View detailed analytics about your event including app engagement, ticket sales, and attendee behavior.
What you can do
- App download and usage metrics
- Ticket sales revenue tracking
- Real-time connected user count
- Popular schedule items and guests
- Sales forecasting
- Export data for reporting
Tips
- Check analytics regularly during your event to understand attendee behavior.
- Use sales data to optimize pricing for future events.
- Export reports for post-event review and sponsor reports.
Team Management
Manage admin users for your company. Add team members, set roles, and control access to the admin console.
What you can do
- Invite new team members by email
- Assign roles: admin, supervisor, moderator
- Approve or deny access requests
- Remove team members
Tips
- New team members receive an email invitation to create their account.
- Supervisors can manage events but cannot add other admins.
- Moderators have limited access — ideal for volunteer coordinators or social media managers.
Volunteer Central
Company-wide volunteer management across all events. View all volunteers, track their history, and manage the volunteer program.
What you can do
- View all volunteers across all events
- Track volunteer participation history
- Manage volunteer program settings
- Export volunteer data
Tips
- Returning volunteers are gold — track their history to recognize and reward them.
- Use this page for cross-event volunteer coordination and planning.
Guest Repository
Master list of all guests across all your events. Maintain guest profiles once and assign them to any event.
What you can do
- Centralized guest database
- Assign guests to multiple events
- Maintain consistent bios and photos
- Track guest appearance history
Tips
- Keep guest profiles updated here — changes are reflected across all events.
- This is the single source of truth for guest information.
System Admin
System administration tools for cache management, server health, and diagnostic information.
What you can do
- View and clear Redis cache
- View and clear Memcached cache
- Monitor server health and connections
- View real-time WebSocket presence stats
- Invalidate caches for specific events
Tips
- Clear cache when content changes aren't appearing in the mobile app.
- Use "Invalidate Event" to force all connected clients to refresh data.
- Cache info shows memory usage — monitor for unexpected growth.
Platform Admin
Super admin platform management. Create and manage companies, control feature access, and manage cross-company administration.
What you can do
- Create and manage companies
- Control feature flags per company
- Manage billing tiers (Starter, Professional, Enterprise)
- Add and remove company administrators
- Activate or deactivate companies
Tips
- New companies get all features enabled by default.
- Use feature flags to control which modules each company can access.
- Deactivating a company prevents all its admins from logging in.
- This page is only visible to super administrators (level 10+).
Integrations
Connect Confanum to the rest of your stack. Triggers fire when things happen in Confanum (new orders, attendees, schedule edits, applications), and actions let other tools push data back in (email sends, segment membership, in-app messages).
What you can do
- Native Zapier integration — connect to 7,000+ apps via OAuth (no engineering required)
- Triggers: new order, new attendee, schedule change, application submission
- Actions: send email, add contact to segment, post in-app message
- WordPress Events Pro plugin — 14 Gutenberg blocks rendering live Confanum data on your domain
- Eventbrite sync — pull existing Eventbrite orders into Confanum for unified check-in and badging
- OAuth 2.0 public API for building your own integrations (HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, internal tools)
- Bring-your-own payment processors: Stripe, Square, PayPal — we never touch your processing fees
- Streaming embeds: YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo, Zoom for virtual and hybrid sessions
Tips
- For Zapier: search "Confanum" in the Zapier editor when creating a Zap, then sign in to connect — the company you pick determines what data the Zap sees.
- Triggers poll every 5–15 minutes by default. For lower-latency workflows, contact us about REST hook subscriptions.
- Each integration is scoped to one Confanum company — connect once per company, not once per event.
- The OAuth flow goes through admin.confanum.com so the company picker stays consistent with your normal admin login.
- API token rotation: refresh tokens are valid 60 days and rotate on every use. Access tokens are valid 1 hour.
Zapier Integration
Confanum is a native Zapier partner. Connect once via OAuth, then wire Confanum triggers + actions into any of Zapier's 7,000+ supported apps — Google Sheets, Slack, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Notion, and more.
What you can do
- OAuth 2.0 sign-in — no API keys to manage
- 4 polling triggers fire when something new happens in Confanum
- 4 actions let Zaps push data back into Confanum
- Connection scoped per Confanum company — switch contexts with one click in Zapier
- Refresh tokens auto-rotate; no manual reconnection needed
Tips
- Triggers — what Zapier watches:
- • New Order — fires for every new order placed (paid, comped, or pending)
- • New Attendee — one trigger per order_item (a 4-ticket order fires 4 times)
- • Schedule Change — fires when schedule items are added to an event (requires picking an event in the Zap)
- • Application Submission — vendor applications + panel submissions in one feed (use the `kind` field to branch)
- Actions — what Zaps can do in Confanum:
- • Send Email — triggers a Confanum-managed send to a single recipient
- • Add To Segment — adds an email to a marketing segment (auto-creates the segment if it doesn't exist)
- • Post Message — posts an in-app announcement to event attendees
- • Register Attendee — programmatic ticket creation (hidden during beta; contact us for early access)
- Test connection: in the Zapier editor, click your account → Test Connection. If it returns your company name, OAuth is working.
- If you change companies in Confanum, reconnect the account in Zapier so the new token is scoped correctly.
Public API & OAuth
Build your own integrations using Confanum's OAuth 2.0 API. Same authorization-code flow Zapier uses — request access from us, register your redirect URIs, and call any of the integration endpoints with a bearer token.
What you can do
- Standards-compliant OAuth 2.0 (RFC 6749) with refresh tokens (RFC 6749 §6) and revocation (RFC 7009)
- Authorization-code grant with optional state parameter for CSRF protection
- Bearer-token auth on all integration endpoints (Authorization: Bearer
) - Trigger endpoints (GET, polling): new_orders, new_attendees, schedule_changes, application_submissions
- Action endpoints (POST): send_email, add_to_segment, create_message
- Per-company isolation — tokens are bound to the company the user picked during consent
- 1-hour access tokens, 60-day refresh tokens, automatic rotation on every refresh
Tips
- Endpoints live at api.confanum.com (mounted under /oauth and /api/integrations).
- Request an OAuth client by emailing hello@confanum.com — provide your app name, intended use, and redirect URI(s).
- Test in the browser: /oauth/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=...&redirect_uri=...&state=... will redirect through the admin consent screen.
- All triggers accept a `since=
` query param. The endpoint returns rows newer than `since`, capped at 100 per response. - Action endpoints currently return 501 for endpoints whose backend services aren't fully wired yet — Zapier will surface this as a clean error to the user.
- Full API reference + JSON shapes: ask your account manager for the developer documentation.
WordPress Plugin
Confanum Events Pro is a WordPress plugin (Free + Pro tiers) that renders live Confanum data on your own WordPress site. 14 Gutenberg blocks for schedule, guests, tickets, vendor directory, panel status, FAQ, and more — all pulling from the Confanum admin in real time.
What you can do
- Free tier: 5 base blocks, 1 active event — listed on WordPress.org
- Pro tier ($199/yr): all 14 Gutenberg blocks, unlimited events, white-label (no Confanum footer)
- Custom post type for guests with structured data for SEO
- Ticket order lookup widget — let attendees find their orders on your site
- Panel status, vendor directory, schedule + FAQ shortcodes
- Mailchimp / ConvertKit / webhook integrations on Pro
- Multi-site agency licensing: $399/yr (5 sites) · $799/yr unlimited
Tips
- Install from your WordPress admin → Plugins → Add New → search "Confanum Events Pro".
- After install, paste your Confanum API key from admin.confanum.com → Settings → Integrations to connect.
- Every block pulls live — when you update something in Confanum admin, the WordPress page updates on the next page load (or after the cache TTL).
- The Mobile App Platform plan includes a Pro license — no separate purchase needed.