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Registrants - Registrants Tab Overview

Written by Purnima Jayasuriya

The Registrants tab in Brella allows event organizers to manage all attendee-related details in one place. From adding new invitees to tracking participation and app adoption, this section gives you full visibility into your event’s registrant data.
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By using this tab, you can:

  • Add registrants to the event.

  • Monitor who has joined the event.

  • Track email invites and join codes.

  • Review networking opt-in status.

  • Analyze overall app adoption.
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Accessing the registrant tab

  1. Go to People in the left-hand navigation menu.
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  2. Select the Registrants tab.
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Registrant Summary Cards

At the top of the page, you’ll see an overview of your event registrants:

  • Registrants – Total number of people added to the event
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  • Joined – Number of attendees who have joined the event
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  • Not joined – Attendees who haven’t joined yet.
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  • App adoption – Percentage of registrants who have joined the event in the app


Registrant table


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You can view the following information for each attendee:

  • Joined user – Shows whether the attendee has joined the event.
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  • Registration – Indicates the registrant's details.
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  • Group – Assigned attendee group.
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  • Join code – Unique access code for the event.
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  • Email invite – Status of the invitation email, whether it's sent or not for the attendee.
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  • Networking – Displays whether the attendee has opted in to networking.
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  • Accepted meetings- Number of accepted meetings.
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  • Actions - Allows viewing of the registration data and deleting the registrant.
    1. ​View - Allows you to view the registrant details
    ​2. Delete- Delete the registrant


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The View tab will have registrant profile data and details, along with the meeting info.
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There are 2 main ways in which you can add registrants/ Invitees to an event.

Refer to the attached user guide articles.


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