--- title: "Events and the Workspace" slug: "events-and-the-workspace" updated: 2026-10-12T15:53:01Z published: 2026-10-12T15:53:01Z canonical: "docs.blackthorn.io/events-and-the-workspace" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.blackthorn.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Events and the Workspace An event is the top-level record in Forge. Everything else — tickets, sessions, attendees, speakers, forms, communications — belongs to an event. The event workspace is the tabbed interface where you manage all of that from one place. > 🖼️ **In the Forge app:** The event workspace for *Planner Conference 2026 — tabs across the top give access to every feature. ## Event record fields | Forge | Salesforce Object | Salesforce Field | | --- | --- | --- | | Event name | conference360__Event__c | Name | | Start date / End date | conference360__Event__c | conference360__Event_Start_Date__c / conference360__Event_End_Date__c | | Venue / webinar details | conference360__Event__c | Venue__c (in-person), Webinar_Account__c / Webinar_URL__c (virtual) — location type is inferred from which of these is set, not a single picklist | | Status (Draft / Active / Completed / Canceled) | conference360__Event__c | conference360__Status__c | | Capacity | conference360__Event__c | conference360__Attendee_Limit__c | | Publicly visible | conference360__Event__c | conference360__Visible__c | | Hide register button (manual approval) | conference360__Event__c | conference360__Hide_Register_Button__c | ## Event workspace tabs The workspace tab bar adapts to your event configuration. Core tabs are always present; feature tabs appear when the relevant feature is active or opt-in. - Overview — registration link, event summary, quick stats. - Event Info — all event-level fields: name, dates, location, description, capacity, registration settings. - Tickets & Items — create and manage ticket tiers, pricing, quantities, and fees. - Attendees — view, filter, search, check in, export, and bulk-action attendees. - Sessions — manage breakout sessions, assign rooms, and control enrollment. - Speakers — link speakers to sessions, manage bios, and send portal invitations. - Sponsors — add sponsors, assign tiers, and manage portal access. - Forms — build and configure registration forms. - Communications — compose and schedule email messages to audience segments. - Page Designer — customize the public registration page layout and branding. - Location — configure venue address, map, and hotel room block details. - Finance — revenue snapshot, transaction list, refund management. - Reporting — registration funnel, attendance metrics, session popularity. - Related Lists — standard Salesforce related lists for the event record. ## Registration modes | Mode | Visible | Hide Register Button | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Public | true | false | Anyone with the link can see and register for the event. | | Invite-only | false | false | Event is not listed publicly; only people with the direct link can register. | | Manual approval | false | true | Event is not listed; the Register button is hidden; attendees must be added manually by an admin. | ## Creating an event Forge offers two creation modes: - Start from Scratch — a guided wizard that walks through event fields step by step. - Clone Existing — copies an existing event (including tickets and forms) as a starting point. :::(Note) (Events create Salesforce records) Creating an event in Forge creates a conference360__Event__c record in Salesforce. Cloning an event copies all child records (tickets, forms, form elements) as new Salesforce records — it does not copy attendees or transactions. :::