But to my dismay, I wanted to register for someone else's event today and used my wife's email. Within a single second (great integration by the way), she received a welcoming email from you - NOT from the event organizer. It is a great friendly email, but leads to GoBrunch Blog, which in turn leads to your 1-on-1 meeting and/or tutorials. Great way to promote GoBrunch.

However, I believe I speak for everyone in this community - or anywhere else actually - that the welcoming email is really a pain in the arse. We, as organizers need a chance to reach our attendees first. When we do, OUR welcoming email should contain a link and instructions to OUR event.

What happens now, someone registers for an event (not your event) and they receive a welcoming email that has NOTHING to do with the event they JUST REGISTERED FOR.

However you want to look at this, this totally neutralizes any integration workflow we as organizers might have in place. Please address this.

My suggestion to you was to "delay" the welcoming email by an hour at least. It's just another param in the flow.. Your answer was that we could simply not ask folks to register..but I do want them to register. I have no problem with that, when I need a list of attendees. I like the 2 options. But I am asking you to consider that we, the organizers of an event, should be given the option to be the ones welcoming our guests first.

By the way, because we used my wife's email, now after registering she has a FREE plan that beats the load of money we paid for Hopin back in the day. So that's cool, thank you.

But let us welcome our guests first please. Our guest now receive an email from someone they do not know, have no prior relationship with, etc.. They simply register for our event and suddenly have one heck of a free account on GoBrunch..

TY