Private Forum
A closed-door working session where enterprise buyers meet founders building solutions to their problems. VC firms run these to support portfolio companies. B2B teams use them as customer advisory boards. Twenty people, facilitated discussion, strategic seating.
Try registration
This demo uses a public link so anyone can try it. In practice, each guest gets a unique link tied to their profile.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”This demo shows how a private forum registration handles two guest types and turns their answers into strategic seating.
Conditional questions
Buyers answer buyer questions. Builders answer builder questions. We explain you’re asking because answers shape the discussion and seating, so it doesn’t feel like busywork.
Decline reasons
When someone can’t make it, they select why: scheduling conflict, travel budget, or not the right fit. You see patterns and know how to follow up.
Room preview
Confirmed guests see who’s actually in the room: names, companies, titles, sometimes their discussion topics. They arrive prepared.
Seating flow
Every answer feeds directly into the seating chart. You place people based on interests, deployment stage, or who needs to meet whom.
Try registration
This demo uses a public link so anyone can try it.
In practice, each guest gets a unique link tied to their profile.
Registration skips name and email since Gatsby already knows who they are. Previous answers like dietary restrictions from past events appear prefilled. The link is non-transferable, which keeps your curated room intact.
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