Before: the system “helps” too much
Generic booking engines auto-fill empty seats and you later discover the wrong person slipped in.
Trainers then apologize or delete and reassign manually – trust erodes in the meantime.
Seats are assigned, not simply filled
The attendee list is a reputational matter. Automation is welcome, but final acceptance must stay in human hands.
Generic booking engines auto-fill empty seats and you later discover the wrong person slipped in.
Trainers then apologize or delete and reassign manually – trust erodes in the meantime.
Attendees influence each other; every new name is a decision. Seats cannot be filled on a first-come basis alone.
Automation should assist, not decide for you.
Registrations are recorded but only finalized after approval. Offers are timed; without confirmation they do not become seats.
The system flags new names and helps you prioritise without silently inserting anyone.
Only if you allow it. By default every seat needs approval to preserve the curated roster.
Because the system tracks every step and deadlines, so no response is lost and no promise remains vague.
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