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  • How Event ACLs are enforced
  • How to setup an Event ACL
  1. Events Module

Access Control

PreviousLocation ManagementNextRemote Check In [V5]

Last updated 4 years ago

Event ACLs allow you to control who has access to register for an event. They can also be used to control walk-up registration in Remote Check In.

You must select the Event Access Control purpose on your list for it to be considered an Event ACL.

How Event ACLs are enforced

If your event has an ACL, then constituents must (1) have a profile and (2) be logged into it to register for the event. If they are not logged in, we provide a login button and will bring them back to the event registration process after they log in. We also provide an account-creation button, and also bring them back to event registration once their account is created.

Event ACL's are enforced by email address (not xid). The constituent's profile email address must be the one on the ACL in order to have access to register for the event.

links, while they do identify the constituent to us, do not provide the necessary information to satisfy an ACL, and the constituent will still be prompted to log in.

How to setup an Event ACL

Screen shot of the section in Event Setup where you may require authentication, and then subsequently choose to control access with a list.

In event setup, in the Registration section, there is a checkbox labeled Require Authentication. If you check that box, additional options appear underneath it. One of those is to control access with a list. After selecting that option, you will be presented with a selection tool to select the Event ACL that you would like to use to control access to the event.

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