This template tracks all your webinar registrations, attendance logs, and engagement metrics in one organized place. It removes the need for manual data entry so you can focus on delivering great sessions.
The system connects four distinct tables natively. Your scheduled events link directly to specific contacts through detailed attendance logs, calculating total registrations and average watch times automatically.
Native AI works in the background to automatically research attendee job titles and generate promotional descriptions from your internal notes. It also automatically classifies user engagement metrics based on their live watch time.
Relying on Excel to track hundreds of registrants quickly leads to bloated files and broken formulas. Keeping attendee lists synced with post-event watch logs becomes a manual copy-paste nightmare.
A proper relational system natively connects your attendees to specific webinars. Instead of fragile spreadsheet formulas, updating a contact or attendance status automatically reflects across their entire event history.
Every column enforces strict data types for dates, emails, and automatic watch-time rollups. This is exactly what Softr Databases are designed for, keeping your records perfectly clean as your tracking scales.
Instantly see exactly who attended, who bounced, and who watched the entire session. Your attendance logs update related contacts immediately, ensuring your sales team always has accurate data on hand.
By leveraging native AI capabilities, the system can automatically search the live web to enrich missing job titles for recent registrants. It ensures your post-event data is always complete and instantly actionable.
Manage internal team members with host or moderator roles and avatar profiles
Store registrant data with AI-powered job title identification and history
Schedule events and generate AI promotional descriptions from internal notes
Track session participation and evaluate engagement levels using AI analysis
This template is built for teams running frequent online events who need reliable, scalable attendee tracking without the manual overhead.
Easily adapt this database to fit your specific event strategy. You can modify the engagement level criteria or add new fields to track post-webinar feedback and survey results.
Bring your historical event data over instantly so you don't start from scratch. You can import your past attendee lists via CSV or connect an API to sync massive new registrants dynamically.
When your team needs more than just a backend, you can build a custom interface directly on top of this event data. Create a dedicated dashboard where event hosts can log in and view their specific upcoming sessions.
With built-in access control, you can confidently ensure external speakers only see the webinars they are assigned to host. A well-structured database makes launching these custom attendee portals incredibly seamless.
A webinar attendee database is a structured system that tracks event registrations, participant details, and attendance logs. It helps teams easily monitor who signed up, how long they watched, and overall event performance.
No-code databases allow marketing and event teams to set up production-ready tracking systems without waiting on developers or IT. It provides complete autonomy to adapt your data structure as your event strategy and audience grow.
AI drastically reduces post-event manual data entry and analysis. With configurable native Database AI agents, your system can automatically research missing job titles on the web or instantly classify lead engagement levels based on minutes watched.
Yes, you can easily connect this structured data to Softr's interface builder to create a fully functional event management portal. You can utilize role-based permissions to ensure event coordinators and external hosts only see the attendee data relevant to their specific sessions.
Yes, this template is entirely free to copy and use immediately. Fully functional databases are included in Softr's free plan, with higher tiers available as your data volume or AI execution limits scale.
Excel struggles with relational data, meaning linking one attendee to multiple different webinars requires fragile VLOOKUPs that frequently break. It also lacks strict column types, leading to messy formatting and critical data loss when importing massive bulk registration lists after an event.