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Submit a feature request product can act on

Make feedback easier to evaluate by explaining the job, the workaround, the impact, and a concrete example.

4 min readUpdated Jun 22, 2026
Audience

Hosts, attendees, and collaborators who want to suggest product improvements.

User need

I want to request a feature and make it useful for the product team.

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A useful feature request helps the product team understand the real problem. A vague request like add more options is hard to evaluate.

A better request explains who needs the feature, what they are trying to do, what happens today, why the workaround is painful, and what outcome would help.

Write a useful feature request

1

Name the workflow

Say whether the request is about creating events, templates, publishing, registrations, payments, check-in, recaps, analytics, or support.

2

Describe the job

Explain what you are trying to accomplish in plain language.

3

Explain the current workaround

Tell us what you do today and why it is slow, confusing, risky, or impossible.

4

Add impact

Mention whether the issue affects publishing, registrations, paid tickets, attendee trust, event-day operations, or repeat hosting.

5

Include a safe example

Share an event link or anonymized example when useful, but do not include private attendee or payment details.

Good request format

Part
Example
Workflow
I am managing registrations for a capacity-limited workshop.
Job
I need to move one waitlisted person into a confirmed spot after a cancellation.
Workaround
Right now I export the list and track it manually, which is error-prone.
Impact
This affects event-day confidence and attendee communication.

Best feature requests are concrete

A specific user job with a real example is more useful than a broad request for more customization.

FAQ

Will every feature request be built?

No. Requests help the team understand needs and prioritize, but they do not guarantee a specific build timeline.

Should I send screenshots?

Only if they are safe and redacted. Avoid exposing attendee, payment, identity, or private account data.

What if the issue is a bug, not a feature request?

Use the bug report path and include expected result, actual result, page, event link, and visible error.

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