Admin panel search finds a page of the event you're working on, another event, a content slot, a speaker or an attendee. Open it with ⌘ + P (Mac) / Ctrl + P (Windows) on any event page.
Before you start
Search works on event pages only. Open an event first.
Organization admins and event admins can use it. Results include only events and data you already have access to.
Where to find it
Search in the top bar of any event page. The box shows the shortcut.
Go to a page
Open an event.
Press ⌘ + P (Mac) / Ctrl + P (Windows), or select Search in the top bar.
Type part of a page name, for example
schedule. The list shows the matching pages from the event sidebar.Select the page.
To close the search window, press the shortcut again or press Esc.
Search for events, content slots, speakers or attendees
Open the search window.
Under Search, select Search events, Search content slots, Search speakers or Search attendees.
Type at least 3 characters.
Select a result.
To go back to the main list, select Back or press Esc.
What each search finds:
Search events: events you can open, in any organization. It shows the first 10 matches with their start dates. A result opens the event's Home.
Search content slots: content slots (sessions) in this event, with the start time in the event's time zone and the track (or No track). Networking slots are not included. A result opens the content slot in Content > Schedule.
Search speakers: speakers in this event, with job title and company. A result opens Edit speaker for that speaker in Content > Speakers.
Search attendees: people who have joined this event, with title and company. A result opens the registrant's profile in People > Registrants.
Limits
Searches start after 3 characters. Until then the window shows a prompt such as "Type to search for attendees".
Content slot, speaker and attendee searches look only inside the event you're in, and show up to 20 results.
Search attendees doesn't find registrants who haven't joined the event yet. Find them in People > Registrants.
On event pages, ⌘ + P / Ctrl + P opens the search window instead of the browser's print dialog.
Troubleshooting
The shortcut opens the print dialog
You're not on an event page. Open an event, then press the shortcut again.
"No attendees found" (or no events, content slots or speakers)
Nothing matches what you typed. Check the spelling or type a different part of the name. For events, you see only events you are an admin of.
An attendee is missing from the results
The person hasn't joined the event yet. Find them in People > Registrants.