As the event organizer, you can now set networking rules to define who can meet who by creating groups in Brella. This allows attendees of a particular ticket type to only network with attendees of the selected groups. This also applies to both meeting requests and messages.
Networking rules
The networking rules can be set to:
Anyone (networking is allowed with any attendee)
No one (networking requests can’t be sent to anyone / they can only be received from other groups)
Specific groups (meeting and open chat requests can be sent to the specified groups only — requests from unapproved groups can still be received and accepted)
How to set up Networking rules
Click "People"
Click "Groups"
Select the group
Click "Edit"
Click "Networking rules"
Click "Networking enabled
When disabled, members of this ticket type will not be able to interact with others."
Click "Limit meeting requests
This will limit the number of outgoing meeting requests to the set number per attendee. Attendees can accept any number ..."
Allow sending requests to - Select the type, by clicking on Anyone, No one or Specific groups.
If you select "Specific groups", you need to select from the dropdown the group name
Allow receiving requests to - Select the type, by clicking on Anyone, No one or Specific groups.
If you select "Specific groups", you need to select from the dropdown the group name
Click "Save"
Send and receive requests from Eligible Groups
On both the Web and Mobile app, the attendees can only initiate chat and meeting requests with members from eligible user groups
The “Your matches” sub-tab in the “People” tab will only show eligible matches.
The “All attendees” sub-tab in the “People” tab will show all attendees — However, attendees from ineligible user groups will have the “Connect” button greyed out.
