OPERATIONS · PARTICIPANT DATA AND GUEST INSIGHTS

Understand the guests behind the bookings.

Use participant information to prepare the experience and learn who joins your tours, beyond the person who paid.

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What you can do

01

Understand the participants

Use relevant intake information to learn about the guests joining the experience.

02

Keep booking and guest roles clear

Distinguish the booker from the people attending.

03

Use insight appropriately

Separate operational information from permission to send marketing messages.

SEE THE WORKFLOW

See the task
from start to finish.

One reservation can represent several people with different needs and interests. Booker data alone leaves much of the audience invisible.

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Participant data and guest insights

An example from a tour business.

THE SITUATION

Participant intake reveals a recurring question about accessibility and a common discovery source. The team uses those insights with the appropriate purpose and permissions.

Illustrative example · You choose which actions to enable.

Before you enable the workflow

Look for patterns in interests and how guests heard about you. Treat remembered sources as useful context rather than exact marketing attribution.

COMMON QUESTIONS

A little clarity.
Before you get started.

Answers to the questions that help you choose your next step.