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Event registration line
Registers delegates and company groups by phone and chat, explains passes and group rates, records access needs and passes sponsor enquiries to the partnerships team.
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The problem
Companies often register their teams by phone, with questions about group rates, invoicing and access. When the delegate services team is stretched before a big event, those calls wait, and so do the registrations.
How it works
- Answers phone and website questions from the event guide and price list
- Explains passes, group rates, invoicing and the name change rules
- Registers delegates and company groups, and records access and dietary needs
- Switches language for callers who prefer Arabic or another language
- Passes sponsor, exhibitor and speaker enquiries to the right person with a summary
What it connects to
- CallerHi, I'd like to register five people from our logistics team for the Supply Chain Forum. Is there a group rate?
- AgentYes, groups of five or more get 15% off every pass. Five two-day delegate passes come to QAR 10,200 instead of QAR 12,000, and we can invoice your company. Can I take your first name?
- CallerIt's Khalid. One of the team uses a wheelchair. Is the venue accessible?
- AgentThanks Khalid. The whole venue is step-free, with accessible parking by the main entrance, and I can reserve an accessible seat in the main hall for your colleague. Shall I note that?
- CallerYes please. And our CEO may want to sponsor a session next year.
- AgentI've noted the accessible seat, and the invoice and a link to add the five names will follow by email. I've passed the sponsorship interest to Maryam Siddiqui, our partnerships director, who'll be in touch.
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