Visitor Registration · the 6-step intake for event attendees

It's used for two scenarios · pre-event registration (to set up your day-of experience) and structured buyer onboarding (when you're new to the platform). Both flows share the same 6 steps.

Multi-select · what you're here for. "Looking for suppliers", "exploring partnerships", "scoping the ecosystem", "attending an event". You can pick more than one · we don't punish multi-intent.

Up to 3 picks from a list of business outcomes. The picks influence which suppliers and which sessions get surfaced to you. The legacy goal field stores your first pick for backward compatibility · you don't have to fill it explicitly.

One paragraph in your own words · what's the problem that brought you here? Plus a multi-select of common pain points · channels, message clarity, hiring, operations, etc. The free-text drives prep notes; the pain points drive matching.

Single choice · how ready are you to act. "Researching", "actively scoping", "ready to buy", "already buying". Used to route you to the right rep · researchers shouldn't get a sales call, buyers shouldn't get a generic newsletter.

Budget bracket and target timeline. Same conventions as the brief wizard · ranges, not exact numbers · realistic timelines, not aspirational.

How you want to meet suppliers · pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings, open-floor networking, expert-session attendance only, or just observing this round. Used at the event to allocate slots.

You get a reference number and a confirmation email. Within 1 business day a member of the ops team reaches out with next steps · either an event-day briefing pack, or a structured onboarding sequence.

The form is one-time per registration · if your situation has changed materially, re-submit. Each submission has its own reference number · we don't overwrite the previous one.