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Once these statuses are enabled, the event Info and Settings screen will have controls to enable (and configure) waitlisting.

Once these statuses are enabled, the event Info and Settings screen will have controls to enable (and configure) waitlisting.

Pending from waitlist

Pending from waitlist

On waitlist

On waitlist

To enable event waitlist management the following statuses must be enabled:

To enable event waitlist management the following statuses must be enabled:

Waitlisting Statuses

Waitlisting Statuses

Disabled Statuses

Disabled Statuses

Counted

Counted

Account

Account

The existing option choices for %1 group are listed below. You can add, edit or delete them from this screen.

The existing option choices for %1 group are listed below. You can add, edit or delete them from this screen.

This option group is reserved for system use. You cannot add or delete options in this list.

This option group is reserved for system use. You cannot add or delete options in this list.

You can use this page to define one or more general Email Addresses that can be selected as the From Address. EXAMPLE: <em>"Client Services" &lt;clientservices@example.org&gt;</em>

You can use this page to define one or more general Email Addresses that can be selected as the From Address. EXAMPLE: <em>"Client Services" &lt;clientservices@example.org&gt;</em>

By default, CiviCRM uses the primary email address of the logged in user as the FROM address when sending emails to contacts. However, you can use this page to define one or more general Email Addresses that can be selected as an alternative. EXAMPLE: <em>"Client Services" &lt;clientservices@example.org&gt;</em>

By default, CiviCRM uses the primary email address of the logged in user as the FROM address when sending emails to contacts. However, you can use this page to define one or more general Email Addresses that can be selected as an alternative. EXAMPLE: <em>"Client Services" &lt;clientservices@example.org&gt;</em>

"Counted?" controls whether a person with that status is counted as participant for the purpose of controlling the Maximum Number of Participants.

"Counted?" controls whether a person with that status is counted as participant for the purpose of controlling the Maximum Number of Participants.

Define statuses for event participants here (e.g. Registered, Attended, Cancelled...). You can then assign statuses and search for participants by status.

Define statuses for event participants here (e.g. Registered, Attended, Cancelled...). You can then assign statuses and search for participants by status.

Define participant roles for events here (e.g. Attendee, Host, Speaker...). You can then assign roles and search for participants by role.

Define participant roles for events here (e.g. Attendee, Host, Speaker...). You can then assign roles and search for participants by role.