Events and registrations

For running recurring events. Each event counts its registrants and its remaining seats; registrations move forward until attendance. After the event, attendees leave feedback that the AI classifies by sentiment and summarizes. A public form lets people join the mailing list.

3 tables

Events 4 sample rows

• Name Short text
• Type Single select
• Start Date and time
• End Date and time
• Location Short text
• Capacity Number
• Status Single select
• Description Rich text
• Registrants Count
• Seats remaining Formula

Name	Type	Start	End	Location
Conference: AI for small businesses	Conference	10/23/26, 9:30 AM	10/23/26, 12:30 PM	Austin, Riverside Hall
Workshop: automate your dashboards	Workshop	10/15/26, 2:00 PM	10/15/26, 5:00 PM	Brooklyn, Studio 12
Webinar: what's new this fall	Webinar	10/2/26, 11:00 AM	10/2/26, 12:00 PM	Online

Registrations 6 sample rows

• Participant Short text
• Status Single select
• Registered on Date and time
• Feedback Long text
• ✦ Sentiment Single select
• ✦ Key takeaway Short text
• Event → Events
• Person → Participants

Participant	Status	Registered on	Feedback	Sentiment
Claire Bennett	Confirmed	9/29/26, 8:12 AM
Danny Reyes	Registered	10/6/26, 7:40 PM
Sophie Lambert	Confirmed	9/27/26, 10:05 AM

Participants 4 sample rows

• Name Short text
• Email Email
• Company Short text
• Title Short text
• Interests Multiple select
• Registrations Count

Name	Email	Company	Title	Interests
Claire Bennett	claire.bennett@example.com	Bennett & Associates	Managing Partner	Product, Finance
Danny Reyes	danny.reyes@example.com	Express Logistics	IT Manager	Technical
Sophie Lambert	sophie.lambert@example.com	Studio Lambert	Marketing Director	Marketing, Product

What the AI computes

• Registrations › Sentiment

  Here is an attendee's feedback after an event: "{{Feedback}}" What is their sentiment?

• Registrations › Key takeaway

  What should the organizer take away from this feedback, in 15 words or fewer? "{{Feedback}}"