Attendarra

Attendarra turns any WordPress post type into a seat-limited event registration form. Attendees fill out a short form, are automatically confirmed or placed on a waitlist depending on seat availability, and — if a Calendly link is configured — are handed straight to a Calendly scheduler to pick their time slot.

Registration and waitlisting

• Seat-limited registration with automatic waitlisting once a seminar is full.

• Automatic waitlist promotion: when a confirmed registrant cancels or is removed, the oldest fitting waitlisted registration is promoted automatically (seat, Calendly link, and email notification included), oldest first.

• Optional “bring a guest” field with a configurable max seats per registration.

• Configurable extra fields per seminar (e.g. “Company”, “Job title”) that appear as extra text inputs on the form and are stored per registration.

• Built-in honeypot spam protection — no CAPTCHA, no extra dependency, invisible to real visitors.

Scheduling and reminders

• Built-in Calendly integration: embed a public scheduling link, or generate single-use scheduling links via the Calendly API. Entirely optional — leave it blank and the form works as a plain RSVP.

• Optional seminar date/time field. When set, it powers automatic reminder emails (configurable hours before the seminar) and a downloadable.ics calendar file offered to confirmed registrants.

Self-service and admin tools

• [atdra_seminar_my_registrations] shortcode lets attendees look up their own registrations by email and cancel them without contacting an admin (cancelling frees the seat and triggers waitlist promotion).

• Admin dashboard for registrations (update status, bulk remove, one-click CSV export) and a separate participants archive that keeps contact history even after a registration is removed, with its own CSV export.

• A Gutenberg block (“Seminar Registration Form”) lets editors pick a seminar from a dropdown instead of typing the shortcode by hand.

• Configurable confirmation, waitlist, and consent messages per seminar.

• Email notifications to the admin and the registrant on every submission, promotion, and reminder.

Design

• Choose from 5 built-in color palettes (violet, blue, green, amber, slate), or enter your own custom hex colors — set a site-wide default and override it per seminar.

Privacy

• Built-in support for the WordPress personal data export and erasure tools.

• Data (custom database tables, seminars, and settings) is kept by default when the plugin is deleted; a setting lets you opt into full cleanup on uninstall instead.

Calendly modes:

• Public link mode — embeds your existing Calendly link after a confirmed registration.

• Single-use mode — requires a Calendly Personal Access Token and an Event Type URI, and creates a fresh one-time scheduling link per registrant.

External services

This plugin can optionally connect to Calendly, a third-party scheduling service, to let confirmed registrants pick a time slot. Calendly is only contacted if a site owner configures a Calendly link on a seminar; if left blank, the plugin works as a standalone registration form with no external connections at all.

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