Set a designated number of time slots per day. You can choose the number of time slots available for a specific day on your event. To effectively do this, make sure that you have planned out the entire event schedule to see which parts of the day arranged meetings can be executed.
Assign specific names to tables. If you are organizing a trade exhibition where meetings may be done in exhibitor stands, you can modify the table names. Instead of delegates choosing table numbers, they can specifically choose the name of the stands where they can pursue their connections and leads.

Integrate event agenda. The matchmaking solution can be directly integrated with the agenda builder of the EventsCase platform. This allows you to provide a personalized agenda to your attendees that contains a run-down of major event sessions they’re participating in and their own one-to-one meetings.
Manage list of platform participants. If you are using EventsCase for registration, you can automatically export your attendees to the 1-2-1 meeting scheduler platform. As they sign up for your event, they may be enlisted in the platform by default. If you like, you may restrict networking to specific guests, and even go as far as making a private, invite-only networking event.

Create different delegate types. An event may accommodate different delegate types. There may be participants, exhibitors, speakers, VIP guests, etc. The creation of different delegate types allows registrants in the 1-2-1 meeting scheduler to know whom they can network with.
Create profiling questionnaires. This is an invaluable tool to further strengthen the delegates and create a more targeted networking solution. Depending on the nature of your event, you can create different questions to profile your attendees. Your attendees may set filters based on those questions when doing a user search.
Manually create meetings for your attendees. If you have a role to play as a matchmaker for your attendees, you can manually arrange meetings according to how you see fit. This is ideal for busy attendees who may not have the time to really delve into the 1-2-1 meeting scheduler.
Create restrictions. To further support a specific environment for arranged meetings, you may also create restrictions which can help your attendees narrow down their choices. For example, you may restrict a certain delegate type from arranging meetings with another specific delegate type. You may also restrict certain days for some users to accommodate more meetings from other attendees.