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Don't Forget: Free Review of Event Setup

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Do you have a complicated configuration for summer camps, educational programs, or special events? Do you want to make sure that your registrant types, activities, payment schedules, billing reminder and other options are set up correctly?

Remember, Doubleknot's Professional Services team offers a free review of any event setup to ensure that it meets your requirements and is easy for your constituents to use. Contact us at Doubleknot@doubleknot.com to request your free event setup review.

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