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name: Registration triage
works_with: Eventbrite, HubSpot
## What it does
Scores every registrant, flags VIPs
and merges duplicate companies.
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Reconciled attendee list with the rule for every merge.
Rooms, speakers and tracks checked against real limits.
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Rank who is actually worth a meeting request before you write any, then measure whether the targeting worked
Turn signed sponsor contracts into a tracked deliverable list
Reconcile registrations for your event
This skill creates a PPTX post-event exhibitor ROI report based on the Grip Organiser MCP
Build the post-event report, deck and workbook, and get the context the data cannot supply before writing a word of it
Diagnose whether your matchmaking programme produced meetings worth having
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Rank who is actually worth a meeting request before you write any, then measure whether the targeting worked
Build the post-event report, deck and workbook, and get the context the data cannot supply before writing a word of it
Diagnose whether your matchmaking programme produced meetings worth having
Find the clashes between your agenda schedule
Turn signed sponsor contracts into a tracked deliverable list
Reconcile registrations for your event
The post-event report is the job nobody wants: three exports that disagree, a pile of badge scans, and a sponsor waiting on numbers. Here is the same job, before and after.
Reconciled by hand, in a spreadsheet, on a Sunday.
Subject
Your Q3 Summit results: 1,284 attendees, 68 qualified leads
Hi Dani, here is how the Summit performed against the targets we set in June. Booth traffic was up 34% year on year, and the three sessions you sponsored filled to capacity.
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