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What is the morning-after summary e-mail?

By Nimanto 1 min read

In short

At about nine in the morning in the event's time zone, the day after a published event, the owner gets one e-mail summing it up: guests who came, yeses, regrets, invited, how many opened it and photos shared, with a star rating to tell us how it went.

The morning after your celebration, Nimanto sends the owner of the invitation one e-mail, "How your event went, and thank you". It is sent once per invitation, at about 9:00 in the event's own time zone on the day after the event date, and only for invitations that were published.

What it shows

  • Six tiles: guests came (the head count of confirmed yeses), yeses, regrets, invited, opened it as a share of those invited, and photos shared.
  • Who came to what, per day or function, when the invitation had more than one.
  • How many said maybe and how many never replied. The counts are the replies guests gave, not a head count at the door.
  • How did it go? with five stars. Tapping a star opens the feedback page with that rating already chosen; Share your feedback opens it blank.
  • Open the album, when the album is on, and Guest list.

Hosts using the mobile app also get a notification, "How your event went", with the same headline numbers.

Turning it off

The e-mail is on by default. Switch it off under Account settings, then Notifications, then The morning after. See Notifications and the bell.

The thank-you to guests

A separate message can go to the guests who came, the day after, with a link to the album. It is set on the invitation under Message guests, then Scheduled, then Automatic messages. See Guest thank-you mail and Event summary and thank-you.

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