Completing your self-paced e-learning Trainual courses doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a clear plan, you can work through the material efficiently and effectively.
Note: Your courses are already pre-set and ready for you! The email invite you received will walk you through the login process to get started. If you haven’t received an email from Trainual, please contact Evan Eisenmann at e.eisenmann@ctimeetingtech.com.
Completing your self-paced e-learning Trainual courses doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a clear plan, you can work through the material efficiently and effectively. Here’s an overview to help you organize your time:
Course Breakdown (as of Jan. 2025):
• Total Courses: 27 • Total Time: 499 minutes (8 hours, 19 minutes) • Average Time per Course: ~18.5 minutes
Recommended Plan:
To tackle the courses at a manageable pace, aim to complete 3 courses per day. Following this schedule, you’ll finish all 27 courses in just 9 workdays.
A Quick Note:
You may have fewer courses assigned based on your meeting needs or role requirements. However, if you were to tackle all 27 courses, the numbers above provide a realistic timeline to plan your completion.
Tips for Success:
• Set aside dedicated time each day for your learning. • Avoid distractions to maximize focus during the 18–20 minutes per course. • Track your progress daily to stay motivated and on schedule.
Learning Never Stops
Completing these courses is just the beginning! Keep growing your skills by exploring the “Help” section of cAdmin, where you can find resources and join free live training sessions every Friday from 10:00–10:30 AM (Central Time).
This new feature allows MP4 videos uploaded via the Portal or cAdmin to be converted into subtitles in 29 languages almost instantly, providing enhanced accessibility for a global audience on cAttendee. Captions are automatically generated for languages like English, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, and many more, making meeting content easier to understand for attendees regardless of their native language. Please reach out to your project manager for more information about implementing this feature.
This new feature allows MP4 videos uploaded via the Portal or cAdmin to be converted into subtitles in 29 languages almost instantly, providing enhanced accessibility for a global audience on cAttendee. Captions are automatically generated for languages like English, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, and many more, making meeting content easier to understand for attendees regardless of their native language. Please reach out to your project manager for more information about implementing this feature.
Feature Highlights
This feature works seamlessly with any on-demand video uploaded through the Portal or cAdmin, enabling fast and efficient captioning.
• CTI-Generated Captions & Transcripts: Access captions and transcripts in multiple languages. Captions are viewable by selecting “CC” while watching a video.
• TranscriptLanguage Options: Users can switch the transcript to one of 29 available languages by clicking the Settings icon.
• Search Functionality: Use the search bar to find specific words or phrases in the transcript. Clicking the text navigates directly to that part of the video, aiding quick access.
The cAttendee website displays tailored cover images to guide attendees, including settings for registration, access, embargoed content, or upcoming content. Updated rules streamline the process, making it clearer and more user-friendly.
The cAttendee website displays tailored cover images to guide attendees, including settings for registration, access, embargoed content, or upcoming content. Updated rules streamline the process, making it clearer and more user-friendly.
The “Cover for content coming soon or upload not complete” field in cAdmin > Settings > Virtual / hybrid meeting applications > cAttendee > Presentationmanagement has been expanded to display covers when: 1. The “Media source” under Presentation details is [MediaItem], but no Primary Media Item is selected (or set up to be auto-selected).
2. A Primary Media Item is selected, but its status is not [Complete]. 3. If no cover is set, nothing will display as before.
To prevent spam and verify sender identity, Google and Microsoft updated their email security policies in 2024. These policies require email authentication to ensure that messages are delivered to the correct recipients and avoid being flagged as spam. This verification process affects any email sent by CTI.
Audience: CTI and client internal IT teams Configured by: CTI and client internal IT teams
Overview
To prevent spam and verify sender identity, Google and Microsoft updated their email security policies in 2024. These policies require email authentication to ensure that messages are delivered to the correct recipients and avoid being flagged as spam. This verification process affects any email sent by CTI.
As part of this process, IT teams should verify the DKIM and DMARC configurations for each association URL (e.g., yourdomain.com) before each event setup.
When/How to Verify
This verification should be performed at the start of each meeting creation. Each organization only needs to check its own domain, such as yourdomain.com
Download Instructions: Please refer to the document below for detailed steps on verifying DKIM and DMARC configurations.
The cAPI integration points are powerful tools to help customers transfer data to and from CTI applications, customer-owned applications, and third parties. Like many powerful tools, they can also cause damage if used in a way other than intended. cAPI integration points are meant for transferring data and are not intended to provide live production hosting of customer data for other third parties. The current CRM pricing levels established for cAPI are intended only for data transfer use.
The cAPI integration points are powerful tools to help customers transfer data to and from CTI applications, customer-owned applications, and third parties. Like many powerful tools, they can also cause damage if used in a way other than intended. cAPI integration points are meant for transferring data and are not intended to provide live production hosting of customer data for other third parties. The current CRM pricing levels established for cAPI are intended only for data transfer use.
LIMITS
The limits apply to unique endpoints. The client would be able to request the same Presentation 3 times per hour since the PresentationID is included in the GET Presentation endpoint.
Request Limits The limits are currently set to: 1. CREATES to 100reqs/1min 2. UPDATES to 1req/1min 3. GET to 3req/60min 4. DELETE to 3req/60min
This allows the API developers to pull all Sessions/Presentations 3 times per hour without running into a rate limit. If they try to pull the same Presentation more than 3 times in a single 60-minute period, they will get a 429 – Too Many Requests response.
For this reason, we recommend storing a local cache of the SessionType/ActivityType/Location data (Key and Name) to prevent unnecessary queries of the Program Setup endpoints.
This would allow the API user to pull Program Data as frequently as every 20 minutes without exceeding rate limits.
This guide provides shortcuts and instructions for navigating and editing presentations in the cAdmin video stream recording tool. It also explains how to create individual presentations from recorded sessions and verify recording accuracy.
This guide provides shortcuts and instructions for navigating and editing presentations in the cAdmin video stream recording tool. It also explains how to create individual presentations from recorded sessions and verify recording accuracy.
In the latest release, we’ve streamlined cAdmin’s Campaign Portal Configurations to enhance user-friendliness. Key features include customizing Campaign Portal navigation labels, meeting details, directions, links, images, and the visibility of activities tailored to specific user personas, allowing for quicker and more efficient administration aligned with your campaign needs.
In the latest release, we’ve streamlined cAdmin’s Campaign Portal Configurations to enhance user-friendliness. Key features include customizing Campaign Portal navigation labels, meeting details, directions, links, images, and the visibility of activities tailored to specific user personas, allowing for quicker and more efficient administration aligned with your campaign needs.
How to Configure Portal Campaigns and Tasks
1. In cAdmin, go to Configuration > Site Configuration, then click Campaigns. Only users with the roles of Association Administrator, Distributor Administrator, Association Team Leader, or Distributor Team Leader have access to the Configuration tab.
2. Scroll to DashBlockTemplate_Messages or DashBlockTemplate_Tasks and verify that at least one activity type is assigned. If these configurations are missing, click Add New Configuration, copy and paste one of the configurations mentioned above, and save it. This ensures that the Messages (Campaigns) or Tasks tabs are visible on the Portal for users with the assigned activity type. • Note: Qualifier 1 represents the Campaign’s “Internal name,” which is hidden by default on the Campaigns dashboard. To display it, click the gear icon and enable “Internal name.” Do not add extra qualifiers for Messages or Tasks, as Qualifier 1 alone is sufficient.
3. Navigate to Settings > Workflow Applications > cPortal, and choose either the Tasks or Messages (Campaigns) tab to modify. Here, you can update the tab’s Navigation label, Instructions text (with links and images), and Sidebar content.
4. To update the fields displayed on the Portal card, return to Configuration > Site Configuration > Campaigns and navigate back to DashBlockTemplate_Messages or DashBlockTemplate_Tasks, and select one of the assigned activity types. • Note: As mentioned, no additional qualifiers other than Qualifier 1 are necessary for Messages or Tasks.
5. Add the fields in the order in which you’d like them to appear on the portal. Use the following formatting in the Option Value field to display the desired information:
Example Fields with Formatting: The dollar signs ($$) represent cAdmin fields pulled into the Portal, and the text between <propertyTitle> tags are custom labels that will appear on the Portal.
6. Test the configuration by selecting the Campaigns tab within cAdmin, choosing the configured campaign, and entering a test control number. Preview the changes in the Messages or Tasks tabs within the Portal by shadowing a test user. Refresh the Portal page after each cAdmin config update and adjust the fields to achieve the desired layout.
This new feature allows users to perform bulk updates for Response Status, Response Action, and Session Role Status in the Campaign Recipients Dashboard. It streamlines managing multiple recipients by enabling multiple edits in just a few steps. This feature saves time by simplifying bulk updates and improves accuracy through its preview functionality.
This feature allows users to perform bulk updates for Response Status, Response Action, and Session Role Status in the Campaign Recipients Dashboard. It streamlines managing multiple recipients by enabling multiple edits in just a few steps. This feature saves time by simplifying bulk updates and improves accuracy through its preview functionality.
How to Use
1. Initiate Bulk Action: • Go to the Campaign Recipients Dashboard, select recipients, and click Bulk Action.
2. Select Updates: • Choose one or more from Response Status, Response Action, or Session Role Status. • Click Next after making a selection.
3. Preview Changes: • Review the updates on the preview screen.
4. Apply Changes: • Click VERIFY CHANGE to update all selected recipients, BACK, or CANCEL to start over.
Response Status & Response Action Definitions
The Response statuses are standard in cOASIS, and you can search in double quotes by: • Not Started – might have received the email, but haven’t taken any action (i.e., clicking the landing page link) • Viewed – the landing page URL link has been clicked within the email body • Notify Action Selected – the user clicked a button on the landing page (e.g., Continue, Confirm, Accept, Decline) • Completed – depends on the Campaign Type. If the Campaign has no steps, the Response status will read “Viewed”. If the Campaign has steps and they finished all the steps, the Response status will read “Completed”
The Response Action is a customizable button text. The value indicates what button the person clicked on the landing page. Examples include Confirm, Decline, and No Action. • No Action – if the Campaign is Informational Only, it will automatically read No Action. It will also read “No Action” if the user has not clicked any of the buttons within the landing page and the applicable steps.
In cAdmin, nearly every record contains some variation of a “Date” field—whether it’s for collection start/end dates, session dates, creation and edit dates, meeting start/end dates, OnDemand dates, campaign expiration dates, or login dates. To simplify this, we’ve standardized all date and time formats as part of the August release.
In cAdmin, nearly every record contains some variation of a “Date” field—whether it’s for collection start/end dates, session dates, creation and edit dates, meeting start/end dates, OnDemand dates, campaign expiration dates, or login dates. To simplify this, we’ve standardized all date and time formats as part of the August release. The agreed-upon formats are as follows:
• Date – Mmm DD, YYYY • Datetime – Mmm DD, YYYY, HH:mm AMPM • Time – HH:mm AMPM
This update ensures consistency across all fields, helping to eliminate confusion when reviewing your data.
Reviewers might need to print abstracts, and attendees can print sessions, presentations, or their entire itinerary from the Program Planner or cAttendee. We’ve recently updated and refined the print versions, ensuring that no matter what you’re printing from Program Planner or cAttendee, you’ll receive professional, clean, and easy-to-read handouts with enhanced layouts.
Reviewers might need to print abstracts, and attendees can print sessions, presentations, or their entire itinerary from the Program Planner or cAttendee.
We’ve recently updated and refined the print versions, ensuring that no matter what you’re printing from Program Planner or cAttendee, you’ll receive professional, clean, and easy-to-read handouts with enhanced layouts.
To view an example of the new print layout, search for a session in the Program Planner and click on it.
Once on the session page, select “Print Page” to generate the updated version for printing.
Starting 7/16/24, direct links from notifications have been replaced to improve security and provide a centralized Portal view of your tasks and messages.
Starting 7/16/24, direct links from notifications have been replaced to improve security and provide a centralized Portal view of your tasks and messages.
Key Changes:
Removal of Direct Notification Links: – Old: Link to Landing Page {fld:NotificationLink} – New: Link to the specified tab within Portal (more information under “Ensuring Data Protection Regulation Compliance in CTI Campaign Tools”)
What This Means for You:
• Users will now need to log in to the Portal to access their Portal tasks and messages. • This change allows users to view multiple campaigns and activities in one Portal location, providing a more organized and efficient experience. • Existing landing page links in previously sent emails will automatically redirect to the meeting info page on the Portal, requiring login. • This update ensures a more secure and integrated approach to managing your notifications and tasks.
For more information about how to configure and GDPR compliance, check out the article “Ensuring Data Protection Regulation Compliance in CTI Campaign Tools.”
Data Protection Regulations are in effect across many countries around the globe. While the most well-known may be the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), there are similar laws and regulations in Thailand (PDPA), Brazil (LGPD), Canada (CPPA), India (DPDP) and several other countries. While there is no single regulation for the United States, many states have passed their own data privacy regulations.
Purpose of the Data Protection Regulations
Data Protection Regulations are in effect across many countries around the globe. While the most well-known may be the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), there are similar laws and regulations in Thailand (PDPA), Brazil (LGPD), Canada (CPPA), India (DPDP) and several other countries. While there is no single regulation for the United States, many states have passed their own data privacy regulations. In general, these regulations: • are designed to establish a framework for the protection of personal data, ensuring the rights of individuals are safeguarded during data processing activities. • uphold the fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals, emphasizing the right to personal data protection. • facilitate the unrestricted movement of personal data across international borders, provided that the protection of personal data is not compromised.
Who Do These Regulations Apply To?
• Apply to companies with a presence in the regulated country who are processing personal data • Apply to companies anywhere in the world who are offering goods or services to data subjects in the regulated countries
How Do These Regulations Impact CTI Campaign Tools?
CTI ensures user privacy and compliance with existing data protection regulations by:
1. Requiring users to sign in to the portal to access notifications. 2. Refraining from adding a presenter’s email address to an email body. In the email template content merge fields, you’ll notice that inputting OTHER individuals’ email addresses to anyone else is not feasible.
Key Changes on 7/16/24:
Removal of Direct Notification Links: Old: Merge Field {fld:NotificationLink} -> Link to Landing Page New: Merge Field {fld:PortalLink param:submit|notifyTasks|notifyMessages|review|sessionOrganizer|sessionSubmission} -> Link to the specified tab within Portal
How can an admin configure the Portal tab login options?
This guide provides effective search techniques for using the Program Planner and cAttendee search functions, including Google-style searches. Learn how to optimize your searches with keyword variations, exact matches, and field-specific weighting to find the most relevant results.
Ways to Search Program Planner & cAttendee
• The search is a “Google-style” search. • Search terms may be enclosed in double quotes to ensure they match “exactly as entered”. • Up to five search terms may be used with either a “+” (AND) or “-” (AND NOT) before the terms to create better search specifics. For example, This+is+the+Title+Presentation
Searching for an Individual
• Last Name+First Initial (e.g., Smith+M)
Add Some Power to Your Search Queries
You can use up to five search terms, each preceded by either a “+” or “-” (without quotes) for more precise results. The first term does not require a “+”, as it is implied. Additionally, any search term can be enclosed in double quotes to ensure an exact match, and you can also use “+” or “-” in front of double-quoted phrases.
Examples:
• Lake Michigan – finds all occurrences of either ‘Lake’ or ‘Michigan’ • Lake +Michigan – finds all occurrences of ‘Lake’ which also contain ‘Michigan’ in them • Lake -Michigan – finds all occurrences of ‘Lake’ which do not contain ‘Michigan’ in them • “Lake Michigan” – finds all occurrences of the words ‘Lake’ and ‘Michigan’ used together
Note: The search is case-insensitive, so capital or lowercase letters will be found regardless of how they are typed into the search box. Spaces between words do not affect the search results.
Keyword Search
Keyword searches can be tailored to various needs, including author searches, topics, keywords, categories, or a combination of these. The keyword search feature is user-friendly and includes an autofill function to complete the rest of the word as you type, as demonstrated in the example below.
Search Field Relevance
The search algorithm assigns different weights to each field to prioritize certain types of information:
1. Session Titles and Categories: These receive the highest weight and are searched first. 2. Abstract Titles: These have a slightly lower weight and are considered next. 3. All Remaining Fields: These have the lowest weight and are searched last.
To provide clarity, here is a table listing the search fields and their respective weights from highest (100) to lowest (10):
Search Example in Program Planner
For the search term “toolkit”:
1. The search returns 3 sessions, with the word appearing in the 2nd session title.
2. Click the “Presentations” tab to see the AbstractTitle listings.
3. “toolkit” does NOT appear in the AbstractTitle or Presentation titles above, but click on the first result and search within the content for “toolkit”, and it appears twice:
As a meeting organizer or configuration analyst, I frequently use cAdmin to adjust various settings within the Portal, including navigation labels, meeting details, directions, links, images, and the visibility of activities tailored to specific user personas. Previously, this task was more time-consuming due to the presence of many hidden options. However, with our latest release in May 2024, we’ve streamlined the process, significantly enhancing user-friendliness for administrators.
As a meeting organizer or configuration analyst, I frequently use cAdmin to adjust various settings within the Portal, including navigation labels, meeting details, directions, links, images, and the visibility of activities tailored to specific user personas. Previously, this task was more time-consuming due to the amount of options. However, with our latest release, we’ve streamlined the process, significantly enhancing user-friendliness for administrators.
New Portal Configurations Location in cAdmin
The configuration interface is organized under Settings > Workflow applications > cPortal, mirroring the layout of the Portal itself.
• The Meeting information tab serves as the homepage for the meeting Portal, with each field corresponding to a section on the Portal’s homepage. For instance, the Navigation label represents the tab name, and below are the Meeting information instructions, Meeting info page content, and Sidebar content for meeting info page.
New Listing Template Fields for Portal Presentations, Tasks and Messages in Portal (dashblocktemplate)
For other cAdmin fields listed above, copy and paste one of the lines of code and replace the two field values with the appropriate placeholders, such as “Presenter:” for the label and “$$PresentingAuthor$$” to pull the cAdmin field:
For those familiar with the old configuration method, you’ll find all the updated Portal configurations listed in the table. If users try accessing the old Site Configurations from their prior location and click the Option Name link, they’ll be redirected to the new Portal Settings configuration page. However, it will only direct you to the first tab, irrespective of your original tab within Portal Settings, necessitating an additional click.
A configuration NOT listed in the table below is still accessible under Configurations > Site configurations.
Verify Staff Roles
To access the Site configurations page, cAdmin users must hold at least one of the specified staff roles: • Association Administrator • Association Team Leader • Distributor Administrator • Distributor Team Leader
Users with these roles in cAdmin can verify their own or others’ roles within their association by navigating to Settings > Association info & administration > Staff accounts.
Advanced Configuration Note
Starting May 2024, if you plan to apply an activity qualifier to any tab on the Portal, you must currently use the old configuration method in Site Configurations. This qualifier will overwrite the new field labels in the Portal Settings.
Portal Settings Tab
Old Site Configuration Category and Name
New field label
Meeting information
ADMIN / DashModuleDisplayName_Meetinginfo
Navigation label
ADMIN / MeetingHeaderBackgroundColor
Portal header background color (meeting level)
ADMIN / DashHideDisclosureLink
Hide the centralized disclosure link in the portal homepage
ADMIN /DashSiteHeaderImage
Portal header image URL (meeting level)
ADMIN / DashMsgText_MeetingInfo
Meeting information instructions
ADMIN / DashMeetingInfoMainContentText
Meeting info page content
ADMIN / DashRightNavText_MeetingInfo
Sidebar content for meeting info page
Submission
SUBMIT / DashModuleDisplayName
Navigation label
SUBMIT / DashHideGraphs
Hide summary graphs
SUBMIT / DashChartEntityName
Top-chart- label of completion status
SUBMIT / DashHideDisclosureLink
Hide the centralized disclosure link in the submissions page
SUBMIT / DashExcludeDisclosureCheckForActivities
Centralized disclosure NOT mandatory for these activities
SUBMIT / BlockActivityDisplay
Hide activities
SUBMIT / DashMsgText
Instructions text
SUBMIT / DashRightNavText
Sidebar content
SUBMIT / DashBlockTemplate
Listing template
Abstract Review
REVIEW / DashModuleDisplayName
Navigation label
REVIEW / DashHideGraphs
Hide summary graphs
REVIEW / DashChartEntityName
Top-chart- label of completion status
REVIEW / DashHideDisclosureLink
Hide the centralized disclosure link in the review page
REVIEW / DashExcludeDisclosureCheckForActivities
Centralized disclosure NOT mandatory for these activities
REVIEW / DashMsgText
Instructions text
REVIEW / DashRightNavText
Sidebar content
REVIEW / DashBlockTemplate
Listing template
Session builder
SESSIONS / DashModuleDisplayName
Navigation label
SESSIONS / DashHideGraphs
Hide summary graphs
SESSIONS / DashChartEntityName
Top-chart- label of completion status
SESSIONS / DashHideDisclosureLink
Hide the centralized disclosure link in the sessions submissions page
Hide the centralized disclosure link in the tasks page
NOTIFICATION / DashMsgText_Tasks
Instructions text (top of page)
NOTIFICATION / DashRightNavText_Tasks
Sidebar content
NOTIFICATION / DashBlockTemplate_Tasks
Listing template
Notification – Messages
NOTIFICATION / DashModuleDisplayName_Messages
Navigation label
NOTIFICATIONS / DashChartEntityName_Messages
Top-chart-label of completion status
NOTIFICATION / DashHideGraphs
Hide summary graphs (shared with Tasks)
NOTIFICATION / DashHideDisclosureLink_Messages
Hide the centralized disclosure link in the messages page
NOTIFICATION / DashMsgText_Messages
Instructions text
NOTIFICATION / DashRightNavText_Messages
Sidebar content
NOTIFICATION / DashBlockTemplate_Messages
Listing template
Field labels such as “Allow QR code access key login” can be found in the Glossary on the left side of the Portal Settings page.
Save Configurations in the Library for Later Use
To save configurations for future use, especially around meeting deadlines or future meetings, follow these steps:
1. Copy the appropriate old configuration name from the chart above that matches the new Portal name. 2. Navigate to Configuration -> Site configuration. 3. Select the correct tab (e.g., SUBMIT). Click on ADD NEW CONFIGURATION. 4. Paste the old configuration name (e.g., DashMsgText_Presentation_DeadlineSOON). 5. In this example, the suffix “_DeadlineSOON” will save this configuration in the library, allowing you to copy and paste it later during the meeting.
· October 1, 2024
· November 19, 2024
· December 10, 2024
· December 18, 2024
With any major changes, there is always a chance of unexpected outages in CTI’s service. We want to assure you that our team will do everything possible to minimize downtime and resolve any issues as quickly as possible. The next scheduled releases are: · December 10, 2024 · December 18, 2024
This table provides a comparison of three packages: Package #1, designed for file collection, and Package #2 or #3, which includes file collection and session room agent services at varying limits. It highlights their features, limitations, and options to assist in decision-making.
This table provides a comparison of three packages: Package #1, designed for file collection, and Package #2 or #3, which includes file collection and session room agent services at varying limits. It highlights their features, limitations, and options to assist in decision-making.
Feature Available
File collection only (Pkg #1)
File collection & session room agent (Pkg #2)
File collection & session room agent (Pkg #3)
Maximum Total *Presentations
30
50
80
Maximum Files Allowed per *Presentation
4
4
4
*Presentations Allowed per Presenter
1
1 or more
1 or more
File Formats Accepted
PDF, MP4 only (5 gigabytes), PPTX
Same
Same
Max Number of Available Meeting Days
1
5
8
Meeting Expiration Date (including presentation files)
Currently, no expiration date is executed for meetings. However, a future update will introduce a 14-day expiration period, including non-business days, with the deadline set at 11:59 PM.
Currently, no expiration date is executed for meetings. However, a future update will introduce a 30-day expiration period, including non-business days, with the deadline set at 11:59 PM.
Same as Pkg 2
Threshold Lock for Meeting Date Edits
1 day prior to “Meeting start date”
3 days prior to “Meeting start date”
Same as Pkg 2
Presentation Files Download Request Expiration Date
The email link will expire 48 hours after its creation date.
Same
Same
Add Presenter to Agenda – Required Fields
Presenter first name, last name, email
Presenter first name, last name, email, Date & Room, Presentation title
Same as Pkg 2
Rooms
None
Defaults to Room 1. Maximum: 5 Rooms
Defaults to Room 1. Maximum: 8 Rooms
Admin-Presenter Email Communication
Personal Email
Personal Email & System Email
Personal Email & System Email
Portal Collection Site
Included
Included
Included
Agent/Session Room
Not included
Included
Included
Monitoring tool
Not included
Included
Included
Reports
Accounting Activity Report
Accounting Activity Report
Accounting Activity Report
*The term “Presentations” in “File collection only,” refers only to Sessions, not files like PPTX. In “File collection only,” presenters must have unique email addresses because sessions require presenters. If each unique presenter uploads 4 files, the maximum number of files allowed in the “File collection only” package is 120 files for 30 presentations.
*In the “File collection & session room agent” package, there is no limit on the number of presentations for any presenter until reaching the Maximum Total Presentations. This means one presenter with the same name and email address could upload 50 presentations and 4 files for each presentation.
Defining personas and managing venue staff access within the Slide Ready application.
(For the personas of Distributor Administrators & Venue Administrators) I need to create administrative access to Slide Ready for Venue Staff so that they can set up and manage meetings in the Slide Ready application.
From the Venue details page, click the “+ Add” action and enter the new staff member’s First, Last, Email, and Staff role defined below:
Distributor Administrator – defined as the corporate administrative and support team staff who will create, monitor, manage, and support the venue staff in the operation of the application. Distributor administrators are expected to create and manage the venues along with the venue administrator. Distributor administrator roles will have the permission to allow them to function as any venue role at any venue, including creating meetings, managing agenda, communicating with the presenter, monitoring presentation file uploads, and (if needed) downloading presentation files for a venue.
Venue Administrator – A venue may have one or more venue administrators. This role is expected to create, monitor and manage the venue staff positions of Venue Operations and Venue Technical. Venue administrator roles will have the permission to function in any role at their specific venue, including creating meetings, managing agendas, communicating with presenters, monitoring presentation file uploads, and downloading presentation files for a venue.
Venue Operations – A venue may have one or more operations staff members. This role is expected to create, monitor and manage the meetings. The Venue Operation roles will have the permission to function as a technical operation role at their specific venue, including monitoring and assisting with presentation uploads and downloading files for a meeting room.
Venue Technical – A venue may have one or more technical operations staff members. This role is expected to interact with presenters to assist in uploading presentation files, to monitor and if necessary, download-fix-and-upload-again presentation files that need work before presentation.
Event organizer (only available in Multi-session events leveraging the agent package) – An employee or a contractor of the end-user customer responsible for organizing the event, including preparing, updating, and managing the meeting agenda and communications with presenters. The event organizer is responsible for sharing the agenda with Encore.
There is no limit to the number of accounts that can be created.
Accessible only by an Encore Corporate Distributor Administrator, this is where Slide Ready venues are created and administrated.
(For the persona of a Distributor Administrator)
As a Distributor administrator: – I need to have a dedicated dashboard with all of the venues that are sub-distributing for my entity. – Here I need to be able to see which venue is active or inactive (no active contracts) and to add new venues that will be able to host new venue meetings; – in this detail page, for each new or existing meeting I need to be able to add a Venue Administrator, so that this role can continue with the rest of the venue responsibilities.
From: Settings > Venues Accessible only by an Encore Corporate Administrator, this is where Slide Ready venues are created and administrated.
Venue details page This page, with all its tabs, is also accessible by a Venue administrator or Venue Operations (once the staff account is created in the second tab of this page).
The Venue’s meetings This provides a searchable/filterable overview of the active and inactive meetings at the venue. Allowing to export a list of all the meetings.
There are currently no limits to the number of Venues that can be created.
For the persona of Distributor Administrator only.
(For the persona of Distributor Administrators only)
Navigate to the Home page and begin the meeting creation process by clicking “+CREATE NEW MEETING”:
Distributor administrators will be asked to choose which venue the new meeting will belong to:
(Venue administrator and Venue Operations team members only)
Navigate to the Home page and begin the meeting creation process by clicking “+CREATE NEW MEETING”. All meetings created by venue staff are associated with the venue, so there is no requirement to choose a venue as a first step.
(Distributor administrators, venue administrator, and venue operation team members)
Next, choose the package type: – File collection only – File collection & session room agent.
The “Opportunity number” is a required field and will appear on the CTI invoices to help track the package purchase for the specific event. No formatting rules are enforced in the Opportunity number field – anything other than “no value” is accepted.
The next step is to provide the meeting name and dates.
The system will enforce the maximum number of days for the package type chosen. – File Collection Only: Limit of 3 days for an event. – File Collection & session room agent: Limit of 7 days for an event.
Once all fields are filled in correctly, the user will receive a message that a meeting has been successfully created.
Note that the new meeting will appear in the list of meetings.
After creating a new meeting, the meeting details can be completed and edited by accessing the “Meeting setup” menu item. The tabs available under Meeting setup” menu item will vary by Package. All Packages will have Meeting info, Meeting staff and Collection site. Packages using the presentation management agent will have Rooms and Session room tabs. Packages with the recording or virtual meeting components will include additional fields in the session room tab as well as a virtual meeting tab.
Once a Package is chosen, it cannot be changed. Therefore, the “Package option field” is read-only.
Meeting dates can be edited. The following rules are applied: – Start date cannot be set to something in the past – Start date cannot be changed if the threshold date is exceeded – Start date cannot be changed if the meeting has started – Start date change WILL update end date to be the same total number of days (no message) – End date can be edited but will validate that End date and Start date do not exceed venue package number of meeting days
Meeting time zone is inherited from the Venue details and cannot be changed in the Meeting details
Tech support email will be defaulted to the Venue default tech support email. It can be edited for the specific meeting in the Meeting setup, but the email must be whitelisted, otherwise the system will not save this email.
File collection only package: Two other tabs are available in the Meeting setup page – Meeting staff and Collection site.
Setting up the dates the collection site will be open, the header to use and the instructions that are displayed on the presentation upload page are managed in the Collection site tab. Managing the Meeting staff is described in the other How-to.
File collection & session room agent: In addition to Meeting staff and Collection site, two other tabs are available in the Meeting setup page – Rooms and Session room.
As well, the Collection site tab has an option to control the Presentation block format, which defines what of the presentation attributes (e.g., Presentation Title, Room and Presentation Start / End times) are visible to the presenter on the collection site.
The Rooms tab has a list of available rooms. File collection & session room agent has 5 rooms available.
To edit the name of the room, click on the pencil icon and enter the new name for the room.
Note that any location with the letters “[Open]” (case insensitive) in any part of its name will be removed from the selection options in the Meeting agenda dashboard.
The “Session room application key” will be requested when logging into a Session room by clicking the link on the home page. This key is automatically generated but can also be edited.
Another way to log in to a Session room is to click the blue arrow icon. This will directly navigate to a chosen session room without asking for a session room application key.
The Session room tab is covered in its own How-to.
For Distributor Administrator & Venue Administrator personas.
For Distributor Administrator & Venue Administrator personas:
1. Navigate to Venue details > Staff accounts, and either add a new Venue staff member or find an existing one below. 2. Ensure that the person’s status is set to “Active.” You can check by hovering over and clicking the “Edit” pen icon. 3. Hover over the staff member and click on the “Email staff member” action. 4. Click “Send.”
For the emailed Venue staff member: 1. Click on the emailed link and select “click here.” For best practice, save the link to your bookmarks.
2. Select “Forgot your password?”
3. Enter the email address from which you received the email.
4. Follow the instructions sent to your email address to reset your password.
For the personas of Venue Administrators, Venue Operations, and Distributor Administrators.
(For the personas of Venue Administrators, Venue Operations, and Distributor Administrators)
Navigate to the Setup menu item and click the Meeting Staff tab.
The Meeting staff tab displays all staff members assigned to the meeting. Row actions on the right of each row of staff names allow the venue administrator, venue operations team member, or distributor administrator to email the staff member and remove the staff member’s access from this meeting. Using the “trash can” icon to remove a staff user’s access from the meeting will not “delete” the user, nor will it impact any other meeting assignments. It will merely remove that user from this meeting.
To add staff that are not already assigned to the meeting, click on the “+ADD” button within the tab. A popup will display all venue staff who have not been assigned to the meeting. One or more checkboxes can be selected, and then click “ASSIGN”. The staff will now be assigned to the meeting.
Please note that there are no limits enforced on the number of accounts that can be created, and only Distributor Administrator accounts and Venue staff accounts created for a specific venue may be assigned to meetings within that venue.
This article provides detailed instructions on how to import and export keys for forms using supported controls in our software. It also includes information on hotkeys for the form builder to enhance your workflow efficiency.
This article provides detailed instructions on how to insert and format text and questions for forms. These instructions apply to all forms under the Forms tab within cAdmin. It also includes information on hotkeys for the form builder to enhance your workflow efficiency.
Supported Formatting
Basic Tools
1. Text Any text without specific formatting will be interpreted as plain text. Example: This is text.
2. Text Input Syntax: : <label> This creates a text input field with the specified label. Example: : Name
3. Textarea Syntax: :: <label> This creates a textarea field with the specified label. Example: :: Description
Grouping
Any text followed by an indented line (two spaces) will create a grouping containing the indented items. Example:
Group Title : First Name : Last Name
Radio Button
Syntax: (<value>) <label> This creates a radio button with a specified value and label. Example:
(1) Option 1 (2) Option 2
Checkbox
Syntax: + [<value>] <label> or [<value>] <label> This creates a checkbox with a specified value and label. Example:
+ [1] Accept Terms [2] Subscribe to newsletter
Empty Space
Any amount of dashes (-) will create an empty space. Example:
-
Indentation for Nesting
An indentation of two spaces indicates a nesting level within a group or another group. In this example, the “Comments” textarea is nested under the “Subscribe” checkbox.
Group Title : Name + [1] Subscribe :: Comments
Hotkeys for Form Builder
New Hotkeys
Remove Current Function Ctrl + R: Remove the currently selected function.
Duplicate Current Function Ctrl + D: Duplicate the currently selected function.
Move Current Function Up Ctrl + Up: Move the currently selected function up.
Move Current Function Down Ctrl + Down: Move the currently selected function down.
Existing Hotkeys
Next Function Tab: Move to the next function.
Previous Function Shift + Tab: Move to the previous function.
Basic Example
Follow these steps to use the provided example in a form builder: 1. Copy the text below. 2. Open a form builder and select “INSERT AS TEXT”. 3. Paste the copied text into the popup window that appears. 4. Click “INSERT” to add the text to your form. 5. Click “SAVE” to apply your changes.
User Information : First Name : Last Name (1) Male (2) Female - Preferences + [1] Receive Newsletter + [2] Accept Terms :: Additional Comments - : Email Address
Explanation
– “User Information” and “Preferences” are group functions. – “First Name”, “Last Name”, and “Email Address” are text input fields. – The radio buttons “Male” and “Female” are under “User Information”. – The checkboxes “Receive Newsletter” and “Accept Terms” are under “Preferences”. – “Additional Comments” is a textarea nested under the “Accept Terms” checkbox. – An empty space is created between the groups using -.
Practical Example
Below is a practical example combining various functions and nested elements:
John Doe, MD, Association Managing the Potential Organ Donor - 1. All of the following are complications of brain death except: (1) Pulmonary Edema (2) Arrhythmias (3) Diabetes Insipidus (4) Metabolic alkalosis - 2. All of the following are components to donor management except: (1) Hemodynamic monitoring (2) Hormonal therapy (3) Treatment of brain death related complications (4) Hypotensive resuscitation
Explanation
– “John Doe, MD, Association” and “Managing the Potential Organ Donor” are text functions. – “1. All of the following are complications of brain death except:” and “2. All of the following are components to donor management except:” are group functions. – The radio buttons “(1) Pulmonary Edema”, “(2) Arrhythmias”, “(3) Diabetes Insipidus”, and “(4) Metabolic alkalosis” are under the group function “1. All of the following are complications of brain death except:”. – The radio buttons “(1) Hemodynamic monitoring”, “(2) Hormonal therapy”, “(3) Treatment of brain death related complications”, and “(4) Hypotensive resuscitation” are under the group function “2. All of the following are components to donor management except:”. – An empty space is created between the groups using -.
While the CTI Presentation Management Application is a cloud-based application, CTI can also provide hardware for onsite meetings. This includes laptops for the speaker ready room, enabling speakers to upload, edit, and preview presentations, and laptops for the session rooms for speakers to access, navigate, and speak through their presentations.
While the CTI Presentation Management Application is a cloud-based application, CTI can also provide hardware for onsite meetings. This includes laptops for the speaker ready room, enabling speakers to upload, edit, and preview presentations, and laptops for the session rooms for speakers to access, navigate, and speak through their presentations.
View the video below OR download the PDF to learn how to log in to the session room for onsite events.
(Updated June 2024) Internet bandwidth at an onsite venue is a high-cost commodity. Often controlled by a hotel, venue contractor or other cartel, ensuring that only the required bandwidth is purchased will ensure that the least amount of money is spent on that commodity. Conversely, having too little internet bandwidth for onsite presentation management will result in choppy videos, poor recordings, and file latency.
(Updated June 2024) Internet bandwidth at an onsite venue is a high-cost commodity. Often controlled by a hotel, venue contractor or other cartel, ensuring that only the required bandwidth is purchased will ensure that the least amount of money is spent on that commodity. Conversely, having too little internet bandwidth for onsite presentation management will result in choppy videos, poor recordings, and file latency.
CTI’s Onsite Presentation Management Bandwidth Calculator provides a tool for customers and AV vendors to calculate the amount of bandwidth required for different onsite presentation management setup scenarios.
Estimating Bandwidth for Onsite Caching Servers: Step-by-Step Example
To calculate how long it will take to download a 200 MB file on a 30 Mb internet connection, you need to convert the file size from megabytes (MB) to megabits (Mb) and then use the download speed to find the time required. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
2. Calculate Download Time: The download time is the file size in megabits divided by the download speed in megabits per second (Mbps). 1600 Mb / 30 Mbps = 1600 / 30 = 53.33 seconds
Final Result
It will take approximately 53.33 seconds to download a 200 MB file on a 30 Mb internet connection.
Explanation
File Size Conversion: The conversion from megabytes to megabits is necessary because internet speeds are typically measured in megabits per second.
Additional Considerations
Network Conditions: The calculated time assumes ideal network conditions. Network congestion, server speed, and network efficiency may affect actual download time.
Overheads: Data transmission usually has some overheads due to protocols, which can slightly increase the actual download time.
Summary Table
Metric
Value
File Size
200 MB
Internet Speed
30 Mb/s (30 Mbps)
Conversion to Megabits
200 MB × 8 = 1600 Mb
Download Time Calculation
1600 Mb / 30 Mbps
Download Time
≈ 53.33 seconds
By following these steps and considerations, you can calculate download times for various file sizes and internet speeds.
cOASIS uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to send emails from cOASIS. AWS requires the registration of the domain or domain email address to verify your ownership of the domain. Major email providers (e.g., Gmail.com1 and Yahoo.com2) have recently updated their guidelines to require new DNS entries to authenticate the sender email, reduce spam, and to increase email deliverability.
cOASIS uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to send emails from cOASIS. AWS requires the registration of the domain or domain email address to verify your ownership of the domain. Major email providers (e.g., Gmail.com1 and Yahoo.com2) have recently updated their guidelines to require new DNS entries to authenticate the sender email, reduce spam, and to increase email deliverability.
Best practice
The current best practice is to register the domain you will use for sending emails from cOASIS (e.g., myassociationdomain.com). This domain will be registered with AWS. Registering the domain will have the following outcomes:
1. Allows sending emails from your domain through cOASIS 2. Does not require the registration of specific email addresses 3. Allows sending email with any domain-based email address as the MAIL FROM or REPLY-TO address 4. Maximizes deliverability based on current security and spam guidelines 5. Requires creating multiple new DNS entries for your domain with your domain registrar or DNS provider 6. The registration process can take several days to complete
While the CTI Presentation Management Application is a cloud-based application, CTI can also provide hardware for onsite meetings. This includes laptops for the Speaker Ready Room (SRR), enabling speakers to upload, edit, and preview presentations, and laptops for the session rooms for speakers to access, navigate, and speak through their presentations.
The latest update to the cAdmin Campaigns feature introduces the “Only send 1 email per user per send (for Email only)” option, specifically crafted for generic emails. This new feature aims to reduce the volume of emails sent to end users, preventing their inboxes from becoming overwhelmed with notifications.
The latest update to the cAdmin Campaigns feature introduces the “Only send 1 email per user per send (for Email only)” option, specifically crafted for generic emails. This new feature aims to reduce the volume of emails sent to end users, preventing their inboxes from becoming overwhelmed with notifications.
As part of this update, all specific identifiers, such as Control # or Presentation ID, should be removed when this option is selected. With the removal of direct links in the campaigns, clients will need to access their notifications through the Portal. Therefore, this email option can serve as a reminder for clients to log in to their portal to discover all of their notifications instead of being sent multiple individual emails.
Set up the Single Email Per User Option Campaign
1. To configure the email, navigate to the Campaigns dashboard and either create a new campaign or edit an existing one by clicking the pen icon shown below:
2. Ensure that the Campaign Type is set to Email Only, as this will be a simple notification email prompting users to log into their portal and check their other notifications. 3. Save the Campaign. 4. Test the email send by sending it to two or more control numbers with an email you have access to. You should only receive one email. Ensure you run the Duplicate Account Report under the Peopletab first, as the system checks the PersonKey for duplicate persons.
Cut costs in future meeting contracts by learning more about sending campaigns with our Campaigns Trainaul course.
As a meeting organizer or configuration analyst, I frequently use cAdmin to adjust various settings within the Portal, including navigation labels, meeting details, directions, links, images, and the visibility of activities tailored to specific user personas. Previously, this task was more time-consuming due to the amount of options. However, with our latest release in May 2024, we’ve streamlined the process, significantly enhancing user-friendliness for administrators.
The Portal Association configurationinterface is organized under Settings > Association info & administration > Association information > cPortal, mirroring the layout of the Association Portal itself.
Below, you’ll find all the updated Association Portal configurations listed in the table. An association Portal configuration NOT listed in the table below is still accessible under Configurations > Site configurations > Association-Level Module Configuration Editor. Remember that only users with the roles of Distributor Admin, Distributor Team Leader, Association Admin, and Association Team Leaders can access and view the previous configurations menu.
For those familiar with the old method, the table below displays the former configuration category and option name alongside its corresponding new term and location within cAdmin.
Site Settings
Old Site Configuration Category and Name
New field label
cPortal Base settings
DASHBOARD / SiteHeaderImage
Portal header image URL (association level)
DASHBOARD / SiteHeaderBackgroundColor
Portal header background color (association level)
DASHBOARD/LoginWelcomeText
Login welcome text
DASHBOARD / HomeMsgText
Homepage top (boxed) area content
DASHBOARD / HomeMainContentText
Homepage main content
DASHBOARD / HomeRightNavText
Homepage sidebar content
PORTAL / profile-page-instruction-text
Profile page instructions text
cPortal security settings
DASHBOARD / ExcludeMeetingsFromDashboard
Meetings restricted to use the portal (comma separated meeting IDs)
To enhance the ePoster gallery experience within cAttendee for on-site touch screen stations, follow these simple steps to optimize functionality:
To enhance the ePoster gallery experience within cAttendee for on-site touch screen stations, follow these simple steps to optimize functionality:
1. Visit the desired website page within Google Chrome. 2. Access the Google Chrome menu by clicking on the three vertical dots. 3. Hover over “Save and share” and select “Create shortcut…” then give the shortcut a name.
4. Locate the newly created shortcut behind the browser window.
5. Double-click on the shortcut and then press F11 on the keyboard to transition into cAttendee’s full-screen mode. Press F11 again to exit full-screen mode.
Datamart Design (for Closed Meetings) and Active Meeting inclusion in the Datamart & Sync.
1. Datamart Design (for Closed Meetings) CTI Meeting Tech will create a de-normalized repository (Datamart) of the identified data elements for each meeting. This will include any meeting defined by the association as “Closed” and communicated to CTT as ready for export. This project also includes the creation of supporting Fact and Dimension tables which will allow the data to be analyzed as an informative record of the data element.
The Datamart will host all meeting data, cross-meeting and cross-year. Please reach out to your CTI Project Manager for more information on the data schema.
2. Active Meeting inclusion in the Datamart & Sync CTI Meeting Tech’s Datamart publish process can include Active meetings in addition to the Closed ones. CTI Meeting Tech will provide meeting level logging of export activity that has happened on any particular meeting.
In addition to the automated process, CTI Meeting Tech also provides a method for the association to initiate the data publish for any particular meeting ad-hoc via the OASIS Admin system.
CTI Meeting Tech will provide event logging for the publish process.
Considerations in Delivery: • Approach – Transfer of database .bak files to association’s FTP site • Cadence of publish – TBD by association • SQL Server Version: SQL 2017
The CTI Data Access Agreement serves to outline the responsibilities of third parties accessing CTI Materials, including safeguarding privacy, adhering to data processing regulations, promptly reporting breaches, and acknowledging CTI’s right to modify materials. Covered materials include content, documentation, code, data, and related resources provided by CTI. All vendors, contractors, and suppliers not specified in client contracts with CTI must sign the agreement, and vendors can sign once for multiple clients.
This Application Programming Interface “API” and Data Access Agreement (“Agreement”) is made effective as execution date below (“Effective Date”) by and between CTI Meeting Technology, LLC or CTI Meeting Technology, GmbH (“CTI”, “we”, “us”) and signatory below (“Other Party”, “you”, “your”).
Please reach out to your CTI Project Manager for more information.
FAQs
1. What is the purpose of the CTI Data Access Agreement? Ensures 3rd parties understand their obligations to CTI as a user of CTI Materials: • To safeguard the privacy, confidentiality, and intellectual property of CTI’s customers. • To follow all data processing and security protocols defined by applicable data privacy regulations. • To promptly report any security breaches or misuse of CTI Materials to CTI. • To safeguard CTI’s intellectual property. • To maintain confidentiality of CTI Materials. Defines permitted use of CTI Materials. Affirms 3rd party is solely responsible for all support of their developed applications. Asserts CTI’s right to modify the CTI Materials which could impact 3rd party applications.
2. What encompasses the CTI Materials covered in the CTI Data Access Agreement? The content, documentation, code, data, and related materials made available by CTI including through the use of the CTI cOASIS admin application, cOASIS application programming interface, cSLIDE admin application, cSLIDE application programming interface, cPEOPLE admin application, cPEOPLE application programming interface, cIdentity and cREG application programming interface, cLEAD admin application, mobile publishing application, and report builder programming interface.
3. Who needs to sign the CTI Data Access Agreement? All vendors, contractors, suppliers, etc. not named in the Client contract with CTI who will be accessing CTI Materials.
4. Can a vendor sign once to affirm use of the CTI Materials for all mutual Clients? Yes.
We’ve enhanced cAdmin’s Import function to incorporate new meeting data from external sources, ideal for managing large datasets across Sessions, Presentations, Locations, and Registrations. Similarly, the Update function has been improved on these same dashboards, simplifying the process for administrators to modify existing data. Both Import and Update now offer clearer instructions and improved usability.
We’ve enhanced cAdmin’s Import function to incorporate new meeting data from external sources, ideal for managing large datasets across Sessions, Presentations, Locations, and Registrations. Similarly, the Update function has been improved on these same dashboards, simplifying the process for administrators to modify existing data. Both Import and Update now offer clearer instructions and improved usability.
Updated April 8, 2024: The optional configuring section, ‘Assign CME Reviewers in Bulk by Session Type,’ has been added to the documentation. Ensure educational and scientific content is unbiased and free from conflicts of interest. Follow ACCME and ECME guidelines to mitigate conflicts of interest among speakers. Use CTI’s CME Presentation Review feature to facilitate compliance.
Updated April 8, 2024: The optional configuring section, ‘Assign CME Reviewers in Bulk by Session Type,’ has been added to the documentation.
Ensure educational and scientific content is unbiased and free from conflicts of interest. Follow ACCME and ECME guidelines to mitigate conflicts of interest among speakers. Use CTI’s CME Presentation Review feature to facilitate compliance.
Assign a COI/CME Reviewer role in cOASIS to assess content, classify it as compliant or non-compliant, notify speakers of any issues, allow for mitigation, and track progress. Conduct reviews before and during the meeting via cAdmin tools.
Access the full documentation, FAQs, configuration, and operational checklists at the document’s end (page 19) for implementation details.
The Portal is a user-friendly hub for managing abstract and speaker content across hybrid and in-person meetings. It offers personalized task lists, notifications, and engagement opportunities for participants, speakers, and organizers.
The Portal is a user-friendly hub for managing abstractand speaker content across hybrid and in-person meetings.
It offers personalized task lists, notifications, and engagement opportunities for participants, speakers, and organizers. Click on the link below to download a one-page Portal cheat sheet:
CTI Meeting Technology offers streamlined technical support for clients via email. Located on the meeting Home Screen, clients can find the client support email under Communication Channels.
CTI Meeting Technology offers streamlined technical support for clients via email. Located on the meeting Home Screen, clients can find the client support email under Communication Channels.
This email ensures prompt ticket creation in our client queue, visible to our entire support team. We prioritize timely resolution by reviewing aging client tickets daily, underscoring our commitment to client satisfaction.
CTI is introducing a plugin to capture cookie preferences from end users across all CTI applications. While this feature will be enabled by default, associations already managing these preferences through various CTI module configurations can request deactivation through their Project Manager.
CTI is introducing a plugin to capture cookie preferences from end users across all CTI applications. While this feature will be enabled by default, associations already managing these preferences through various CTI module configurations can request deactivation through their Project Manager.
Additionally, cAttendee will remain enabled by default, as it cannot yet be configured. Based on our analysis, if users refuse the analytics cookies it will not affect the usage statistics provided by cOASIS.
(UPDATED 2024) Assign presentation consent or disclosure forms in bulk using the new Session Type/Activity Type grid located under Forms -> Presentation Forms. Access a comprehensive summary by clicking on the cheat sheet inside.
(UPDATED 2024) Assign presentation consent or disclosure forms in bulk using the new Session Type/Activity Type grid located under Forms -> Presentation Forms.
Access a comprehensive summary by clicking on the cheat sheet provided below:
cAdmin’s Digital Signage can power template-driven digital signs (room signs) strategically placed around the venue for attendee guidance. Benefit from real-time updates on speaker changes and schedule adjustments, enhancing event efficiency and enjoyment.
cAdmin’s Digital Signage can power template-driven digital signs (room signs) strategically placed around the venue for attendee guidance. Benefit from real-time updates on speaker changes and schedule adjustments, enhancing event efficiency and enjoyment.
Auto-whitelisting should occur automatically, but administrators should verify that the correct IP addresses are whitelisted. The manual whitelisting feature in cOASIS can be accessed through cAdmin by navigating to Settings -> Onsite applications -> IP whitelist.
Auto-whitelisting should occur automatically, but administrators should verify that the correct IP addresses are whitelisted. The manual whitelisting feature in cOASIS can be accessed through cAdmin by navigating to Settings -> Onsite applications -> IP whitelist.
On this page, you can view all currently whitelisted IPs for either US or EU cSLIDE, depending on the meeting’s location. Additionally, a convenient button is provided for whitelisting new IP addresses shown above.
When an administrator clicks the “ADD IP ADDRESS” button, enter only one IP address in the top field. Leave the second field blank.
Administrators can now assign Presentation Forms via a Session Type/Activity Type grid located under Forms -> Presentation Forms -> click the Actions arrow. This feature automatically assigns the form to any presentations within that configuration, relieving administrators from the task of individually assigning forms to each presentation.
Administrators can now assign Presentation Forms via a Session Type/Activity Type grid located under Forms -> Presentation Forms -> click the Actions arrow.
This feature automatically assigns the form to any presentations within that configuration, relieving administrators from the task of individually assigning forms to each presentation.
Presentation consent or disclosure forms are documents used to obtain informed consent or disclosure from individuals participating in a presentation. The form typically outlines the individual’s rights and responsibilities, including the right to refuse or withdraw consent.
1. Navigate to Forms -> Presentation Forms -> click the Actions arrow.
2. Match the flags to assign the presentation form to the activities across the top and session types down the left side. Use the “Select all” option on the right to select all activities simultaneously.
We’ve enhanced QR code readability onsite for presenters in the Speaker Ready Room (SRR). Staff can print or email QR/access codes via Person Details > Access, ensuring seamless access for presenters who may have forgotten their passwords. Updates include camera alignment, dark mode compatibility, and whitespace adjustments for printed QR codes.
We’ve enhanced QR code readability onsite for presenters in the Speaker Ready Room (SRR). Staff can print or email QR/access codes via Person Details > Access, ensuring seamless access for presenters who may have forgotten their passwords. Updates include camera alignment, dark mode compatibility, and whitespace adjustments for printed QR codes.
1. SRR staff: cAdmin > People dashboard > search/filter person > actions arrow > PORTAL ACCESS PASS.
2. Email/print pass, go to Homepage > Speaker Ready Room Via portal.
3. Speakers: Click “Sign in with QR code” and scan via phone email, or printed sheet for instant Portal access.
1. Click a Campaign and select the Advanced search button ON 2. Ensure you use double quotes for searching. For example, typing “Viewed” will yield search results, whereas typing Viewed without quotes will not.
Watch the video below for a demonstration.
Response statuses: • Not Started – might have received the email, but haven’t taken any action (i.e., clicking the landing page link) • Viewed – the landing page URL link has been clicked within the email body • Notify Action Selected – the user clicked a button on the landing page (e.g., Continue, Confirm, Accept, Decline) • Completed – depends on the Campaign Type. If the Campaign has no steps, the Response status will read “Viewed”. If the Campaign has steps and they finished all the steps, the Response status will read “Completed”
Please note the system cannot report on email-only campaign actions without a landing page link or Response action button. You will still receive the Sent date and Recipient list.
Backfilling control extra data (CED) fields in your modules is important to know when you run into unique situations where there is a request for a combination of the first initial of the first name and the last name into a single field, which will serve as a control extra data field in the mobile app.
Below is a guide to help you navigate this process:
1. Prepare Excel File to backfill: • Create an Excel file and save it as a .csv file type • First column: ControlNumber • Second column: Name of your CED field (exclude the period and anything before it, such as “Abstract.” or “ControlExtraData.”)
• If you are uploading a list item in Column B, use the list item GUID code (found in View Source when right-clicking the list item), NOT the text value.
2. File Naming: • Save file as “10828.poster.csv” format. • “10828” = Meeting ID • After the period, add a unique name for what you are backfilling (e.g., poster)
3. Navigate to cAdmin -> Configuration -> CED upload • Use the Browse button to locate the file and click UPLOAD
4. Monitor Upload: • Stay on the page! Status will show ‘Pending,’ then ‘Done’ upon completion for two seconds. Watch for ‘Error’ if unsuccessful (try again).
5. QC Your Import: • Use the Report builder for a quality check.
One common inquiry we receive involves comparing registration data with presenter information to ensure that all presenters have registered or are promptly removed from the program if not registered on time. We can resolve this by consolidating registration data and presenter data into a single report within the Report builder.
One common inquiry we receive involves comparing registration data with presenter information to ensure that all presenters have registered or are promptly removed from the program if not registered on time. We can resolve this by consolidating registration data and presenter data into a single report within the Report builder.
Step 1: Navigate to Reports -> Report builder
Step 2: Choose either the Authors or Controls Card (more options) and select ‘Create New Report’.
Step 3: Click ‘Select & Order Fields’ and click and drag over the following Registration-level fields: • Account.RegistrantDisplayName • Account.RegistrationCode • Account.BadgeNumber The three registration-level fields included in this report are located within the cAdmin Onsite -> Registration dashboard, as shown below. You may need to activate these fields using the dashboard gear.
Step 4: Click and drag over the following optional Presenter-level fields: • Abstract.ActivityName • Abstract.ControlNumber • Abstract.ProgramStatus • Abstract.CompleteStatus • Author.FirstName • Author.LastName • Author.Email • Author.MemberNumber • Author.FirstInstitutionName • Author.FirstInstitutionCity • Author.FirstInstitutionState
Step 5: Select “I’m Done Choosing Fields,” then click “Save As” and provide a report name to save the report in the Authors card for future reference.
We are excited to announce the deployment of the whitelisting feature in cOASIS. You can access this feature through cAdmin by navigating to Settings -> Onsite applications -> IP whitelist.
We are excited to announce the deployment of the whitelisting feature in cOASIS. You can access this feature through cAdmin by navigating to Settings -> Onsite applications -> IP whitelist. On this page, you can view all currently whitelisted IPs for either US or EU cSLIDE, depending on the meeting’s location. Additionally, a convenient button is provided for whitelisting new IP addresses.
When an administrator clicks the “ADD IP ADDRESS” button, enter only one IP address in the top field. Leave the second field blank unless you’re a network analyst.
Situation: CTI has firewalls that protect our applications from denial-of-service attacks and external hacking. We need to communicate with the firewall and inform it that the caching server belongs to CTI.
Previous Process: Distributors used to be required to whitelist the caching server. They would obtain the IP address at the convention center or hotel and include it in an email or ticket. The CTI IT team would then register that IP address with the firewall.
(Updated January 2024) ACCME & ECME-accredited meetings are obligated to deliver educational and scientific content free from commercial bias and conflicts of interest. ACCME stands for the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education, and ECME refers to European CME (Continuing Medical Education). ACCME and ECME are accreditation bodies responsible for ensuring that educational and scientific content delivered in accredited meetings is free from commercial bias and conflicts of interest.
(Updated January 2024)ACCME & ECME-accredited meetings are obligated to deliver educational and scientific content free from commercial bias and conflicts of interest. ACCME stands for the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education, and ECME refers to European CME (Continuing Medical Education). ACCME and ECME are accreditation bodies responsible for ensuring that educational and scientific content delivered in accredited meetings is free from commercial bias and conflicts of interest.
Organizers maintain compliance with ACCME and ECME guidelines by mitigating the impact of financial and organizational conflicts of interest that speakers may have and by providing various levels of review for presentation materials. CTI’s CME Presentation Review functionality addresses the presentation review aspect of compliance.
Explore the details of your virtual meeting (cAttendee) statistics with this cheat sheet, uncovering valuable insights such as attendee page clicks (date and time) and video consumption times.
Explore the details of your virtual meeting (cAttendee) statistics with this cheat sheet, uncovering valuable insights such as attendee page clicks (date and time) and video consumption times.
The cAPI integration points are powerful tools to help customers transfer data to and from CTI applications, customer-owned applications, and third parties. Like many powerful tools, they can also cause damage if used in a way other than intended. cAPI integration points are meant for transferring data and are not intended to provide live production hosting of customer data for other third parties.
We have updated all of our cAPI documents with the latest specifications. To access the cAPI documents, follow these steps: 1. Click on ‘Help.’ 2. Navigate to ‘Knowledge Base.’ 3. Select ‘APIs.’
The cAPI integration points are powerful tools to help customers transfer data to and from CTI applications, customer-owned applications, and third parties. Like many powerful tools, they can also cause damage if used in a way other than intended. cAPI integration points are meant for transferring data and are not intended to provide live production hosting of customer data for other third parties. The current CRM pricing levels established for cAPI are intended only for data transfer use.
We’ve updated our usage limits for customers accessing the cAPI endpoints to ensure that the APIs do not cause any damage. These limits are based on models of appropriate use, and limits have been created for each individual endpoint usage functions.
The limits are currently set to: 1. CREATES to 100reqs/1min 2. UPDATES to 1req/1min 3. GET to 3req/60min 4. DELETE to 3req/60min
The limits in Sandbox are set differently than those in Production to allow customers to run repeated tests while they create integrations. In Sandbox, rather than normal data transfer limits, a limit of 1,000 API calls per cAPI user per 60-minute period per endpoint is set.
If a user tries to exceed these limits on Production or Sandbox, they will receive an error message and will need to contact CTI staff to expand their limits. API limits are an important guardrail to protect coding and operational efficiency. The CTI development support team can help if questions arise.
There are API documentations for session, presentation, meeting setup, person management, registration, credit cart, analytics, and evaluations CTI can provide to help with different system integrations. These API documents offer clients and their vendors details on integrating with CTI applications and managing the related data. Reach out to your Client Services Project Manager for more information.
Discover key insights for your leadership teams – enhancing meeting programming decisions and boosting CME accreditation.
Discover key insights for your leadership teams – enhancing meeting programming decisions and boosting CME accreditation.
Video note: • MemberType pertains to the Person details data and is part of the People dashboard. • RegistrationCode is a data field for registration under the Onsite > Registration dashboard.
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In this video, we delve into a specific example showcasing the new features of StartTime and EndTime analytics for video views. Navigating through the analytics dashboard, we explore how to export data on video views, particularly focusing on the duration of a specific presentation. By examining the time disparities between start and end times and reported video duration, we uncover potential insights into viewer behavior, such as skipping around or adjusting playback speed.
This video delves into a specific example showcasing the new features of StartTime and EndTime analytics for video views. Navigating through the analytics dashboard, we explore how to export data on video views, particularly focusing on the duration of a specific presentation. By examining the time disparities between start and end times and reported video duration, we uncover potential insights into viewer behavior, such as skipping around or adjusting playback speed.
Note: The correct indicators of a video view, session, or presentation media item being clicked are PathRaw and OasisType.
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(Updated December 2023) Explore enhanced video insights in our Analytics Dashboard. Key cAttendee virtual meeting metrics are now at your fingertips, including:
(Updated December 2023) With advances in analytics technology, explore enhanced video insights in our Analytics Dashboard. Key cAttendee virtual meeting metrics are now at your fingertips, including:
• VideoTotalDurationSeconds: The total length of the video in seconds. • VideoPlayedDurationSeconds: Indicates the most possible duration for which the video might have been viewed, or the timestamp of the last skip ahead in the video. • StartTimeThisDay (New): Represents the earliest instance when the individual engages with the media item on that day, based on the Google Analytics configured time zone. • EndTimeThisDay (New): Represents the latest moment when the individual concludes their interaction with the media item on that day, based on the Google Analytics configured time zone.
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Represents the latest moment when the individual concludes their interaction with the media item on that day, based on the Google Analytics configured time zone.
Configuring the cSlide connection to cAdmin is required to complete the forms setup process on the Portal. To configure the cSlide connection to cAdmin, an administrator must:
1. Have already created or create a new cSlide event. 2. Go to cSlide -> either create a new event and then navigate to Setup -> Event. Leave this window open and proceed to step 3 in a new window.
3. Go to cAdmin -> Settings -> Meeting information -> Overview. Then, fill in the cSlide event ID, cSlide server (EU or US), and cSlide event short name from the other window.
Accessing reports for the CME review forms is achieved by navigating to the CME Review Forms dashboard and selecting the “Reports for this form” action.
Accessing reports for the CME review forms is achieved by navigating to the CME Review Forms dashboard and selecting the “Reports for this form” action.
Administrators have 3 reporting options to choose from: • Distribution: Ideal for pivot tables and Power BI due to its rectangular dataset. The download repeats the question for each answer. Distribution includes the Form Name, Each question, Each answer, the Correct answer, the Total number of form-takers, How many people selected each answer, and the Percent of each question selected divided by the total number of question-takers.
• Distribution Handout: Ideal for easy consumption as its layout is more like a traditional test. Presenters could be given a downloaded pre-test PDF to understand where to focus their attention in the session. It includes the same information as “Distribution.”
• Selection Raw: Includes a time stamp for each individual Person Key, Form Key, how each question was answered, and the correct answers.
Meeting organizers only need to use one of these reporting methods, but there are two options for your convenience. Both methods provide different approaches for extracting CME Review Status data from the same shared dataset.
Both the Presentations dashboard and the Report Builder provide options for running CME Review Status Reports, utilizing the same data source.
Presentations dashboard
1. Utilize the advanced search functionality to locate CME presentations based on Session type, Session title, Category, Room, Date, Presentation Id, Control #, extra session field, etc. 2. Once filters are applied, click the “Select all” button to choose all presentations on the list. Click the export icon labeled “Export” and select “DASHBOARD DATA.”
3. Download the data from the search to a CSV file on your computer. Open the document and remove unnecessary columns (such as ControlKey, SessionKey, etc.) to focus on checking the CME Review Statuses.
Report Builder
On the other hand, in the Report Builder, administrators can: 1. Navigate to cAdmin -> Reports -> Report builder 2. Click “Create New Report” under the Presentations card. Click “Select & Order Fields” and click and drag over the fields: • Presentation.ReviewStatusCME • Presentation.ReviewCommentsCME
Meeting organizers only need to use one of these reporting methods, but there are two options for your convenience. Both methods provide different approaches for extracting CME Review Status data from the same shared dataset.
1. Use advanced search functionality to search for CME sessions or presentations by either Session type, Session title, Category, Room, Date, Presentation Id, Control #, or extra session field 2. After applying filters, use the “Select all” button to choose all presentations on the list. Click the lightning bolt icon labeled “Change data” and select “CME review status.”
3. Change the blank CME review status to “Review Required.” Click on Verify Change.
To safeguard sensitive information, it’s crucial to implement embargoes on abstract bodies. Administrators take a proactive approach to minimize the risk of premature data exposure by advising meetings to embargo ALL abstracts before making acceptance decisions.
To safeguard sensitive information, it’s crucial to implement embargoes on abstract bodies. Administrators take a proactive approach to minimize the risk of premature data exposure by advising meetings to embargo ALL abstracts before making acceptance decisions.
I. Setting up Abstract Embargos
To ensure a secure embargo process for abstracts, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to cAdmin Submissions and select “Abstract body embargo.” 2. To ensure all abstracts are found, do not check any boxes and click “CONTINUE.” If you want to narrow down which abstract bodies are embargoed, choose “SELECT ALL” or specific boxes and click “CONTINUE.” 3. At the bottom, set the desired embargo date for all abstracts. If you have specific dates for different abstracts based on activity type or other filtering methods, you may set them up accordingly.
II. Reporting on Abstract Embargos
Under Reports -> Report builder, within the Controls card, click “Create New Report”: Prioritize the related fields: • Abstract.ActivityName • Abstract.ControlNumber • Abstract.PresentationID • Abstract.PresentationNumber • Abstract.EmbargoAbstractRule:Administrator-set time for release • Abstract.EmbargoAbstractStatus:“0” indicates no embargo, “1” indicates embargo • Abstract.EmbargoUntil: Time when the abstract will be released • Presentation.EmbargoContentUntil: Time when the presentation will be released • Presentation.EmbargoContentRule: Administrator-set time for release • Session.Type • Session.Number • Session.Title • Session.StartDateTime
Click “Save As” to save the report for later use, and use the “Select Output” box to export the report.
When importing new meeting data from an external source for Presentation Management or Virtual Meeting applications, time can be saved by importing the Sessions, especially for large meetings.
When importing NEW meeting data from an external source for Presentation Management or Virtual Meeting applications, time can be saved by importing the Sessions, especially for large meetings.
Please note that .CSV files with commas do not import correctly; therefore, Excel .XLS or .XLSX files are the preferred file format. Error checking and rules are applied to ensure that session data will be clean.
Administrators must follow these steps: 1. Click +Import. 2. Download the XLS (preferred) or CSVtemplate to view possible column fields to be added.
Minimum Import Requirements
1. You must at least fill in the “Title” and “Type” (Session Type)columns. 2. Session types must exist in the Session Types within cAdmin.
Other requirements for fields that are not required
XLSX: Dates and times must be in the following format: – Date: YYYY-MM-DD – Time: HH:MM:SS (AM or PM) – Duration: MM
– Session Dates MUST be in the meeting date range, or they will not import. – Location MUST exist in the Location/channel settings meeting data. – Do NOT use tabs: Any tabs in the file will shift cells around because it is a tab-delimited file. – SED fields: List items must exist before import, or the session will not import. – To ensure consistency, each numbered cell should be in “Text” format before importing.
Steps to Import the Excel File
1. Click “Browse” and choose the file to import from your local drive.
2. Verify that the Import Field Name matches the cOASIS Field Name. The checkboxes should autofill for columns with inputted information. Only checked boxes will be imported. If names do not match, optionally select the correct cOASIS Field Name to match, then click “VERIFY DATA.”
3. Click “CONFIRM.”
4. The following screen should confirm the number of files that were successfully imported. If you encounter any errors in the bottom two rows, click the “Conflicts” report and verify the formatting.
5. Use the Advanced search feature to search by the Title, Session type, or another field you imported in order to find the session:
Administrators can efficiently update existing session data on the Sessions dashboard by following a specific set of steps for seamless data management. These steps ensure that session information is kept up-to-date and accurate.
To efficiently UPDATE EXISTING session data on the Sessions dashboard, administrators must follow these steps:
1. Ensure that you have cleared any previously selected sessions by selecting “Clear all” under the three dots. Use the Advanced search to filter sessions, and choose individual sessions by selecting their checkboxes or utilize the “Select all” option by clicking the three dots.
2. Click on “Export” and then click “SESSION DATA“
3. The Key, Id, and Title are mandatory fields to export. You can also choose additional fields for updates by selecting their checkboxes (Type, Date, etc.).
4. Click “NEXT,” then “Close,” and open the downloaded file on your computer.
5. Open the file, but DO NOT modify the “Key” or “Id” fields. CTI’s system originally auto-generated these two fields to correctly identify the session. Also, please ensure that you save the file as an Excel XLSX file, as CSV file types may not always work, especially when dealing with commas. Make sure to adhere to the following formats before re-uploading: Date: YYYY-MM-DD Time: HH:MM:SS (AM or PM) Duration: MM
– Session Dates MUST be in the meeting date range, or it will not import (and will not show any validation error). – Session type – must exist in the Session Types within cAdmin. – Location MUST already exist in the Location/channel settings. – Do NOT use tabs – any tabs in the file will shift cells around because it is a tab-delimited file. – SED fields – list items must exist before import, or the session does not import. – To ensure consistency, each numbered cell should be in “Text” format before importing.
6. Once you have finished the updates, save the file as an Excel XLSX file, navigate to the Sessions dashboard, and click “Update.” Next, click “Browse.”
7. Select the Excel file and click “Open.”
8. Verify the Import Field Name matches the cOASIS Field Name, and then click “VERIFY DATA.”
9. Click “CONFIRM.”
10. The following screen should confirm the number of files that were successfully imported. If you encounter any errors in the bottom two rows, click the “Conflicts” report and verify the formatting.
Associations can provide a default session playlist option for every cAttendee registrant to ensure their playlist isn’t empty when they first log in. Please note that the attendee cannot delete the playlist; only the administrator account can edit this playlist for all attendees.
Associations can provide a default session playlist option for every cAttendee registrant to ensure their playlist isn’t empty when they first log in. Please note that the attendee cannot delete the playlist; only the administrator account can edit this playlist for all attendees.
To set up the default association playlist:
1. Navigate to Onsite > Registration dashboard. 2. Click “Add Registrant.” 3. Since this is an arbitrary template user, we have provided an example that can be used and added below. PLEASE NOTE: – The Registration Code should be in ALL CAPS and grant access to ALL meeting sessions. – You can always in-line edit the Badge Number and Registration Code once it’s created. – The email should be a valid email address for someone who is administering the kiosk in case a password needs to be updated.
4. Log in to cAttendee as this user, then click on a session to “Add to my playlist” (a customizable term), and create a “Title” and an optional “Description.” Afterward, add all the sessions you want to include in the playlist.
5. To review your customized list, click on the “Playlist” tab (a customizable term).
6. In cAdmin, navigate to Onsite -> Registration dashboard, and click the gear icon to activate the “Key.” Then, highlight and copy the Key.
7. In cAdmin, navigate to Settings -> Virtual / hybrid meeting applications -> cAttendee -> Playlist. Paste the Key into the “Playlist curator account key” field.
8. Log into cAttendee to check the “Playlist” tab for a review.
We’ve enhanced the login process for existing Portal users by simplifying it. You’ll receive an informative error message if you attempt to create a new account without leaving any required fields blank, provided that you already have a Portal login account.
We’ve enhanced the login process for existing Portal users by simplifying it. You’ll receive an informative error message if you attempt to create a new account without leaving any required fields blank, provided that you already have a Portal login account.
This message will remind you that you already have an account and suggest using the “Forgot your password?” link to reset it.
The user clicks “Close” and “Back to login” (above) and then selects “Forgot your password?” (below) to reset their password and log in.
On the Presentations dashboard, administrative users have the option to perform custom bulk actions on their selected presentations. This feature allows you to edit the Session Role Status for one or multiple presentations using the lightning bolt icon.
The Presentations dashboard allows administrative users to edit the Session Role Status for one or multiple presentations using the lightning bolt icon.
Session Role Statuses apply not only to Abstract Submissions but also to any slotted control in any session type. In Campaigns, Session Submission, and Session Builder (Organizer) users can edit these statuses. However, it’s important to note that a Session Role Status cannot be attributed to controls that are not slotted in sessions.
To change the Session Role Status, follow these steps: 1. Select the checkbox of the presentation(s) you wish to edit. Alternatively, you can select all presentations by clicking the three dots over the boxes and the “Select all” 2. Click on the “Lightning bolt” icon located at the top-right of the list 3. Select the “Session Role Status” option 4. Choose the new Session Role Status you would like to apply to all the selected presentations from the drop-down list 5. Finally, click the “Verify Change” button to apply to the status selected presentations.
Undefined: This status is set by the client to remove controls from module inclusion or display. Invited: The client designates this status before sending campaigns to ‘invite’ a presenter. It is typically used prior to the presenter ‘confirming’ their role. Primary: This is the default status when a presentation is created. Confirmed: This status indicates that the presenter has confirmed their participation in the meeting for this presentation. Alternate: Clients or end users can assign this status to alternates as backups for primary presentations (chairs/presenters). Non-Responsive: This status is used when an end user is not responding to communications regarding the confirmation of their presentation. Unable to Attend: This status is used to indicate that someone is unable to physically attend the meeting. It can also be used to set a ‘cover slide’ in cAttendee for presentations that are not uploaded. Declined: This status is applied when a presenter declines to participate in the meeting.
It’s also important to mention that Session Role Status can be automatically set based on the configuration of a campaign step (accept/decline response).
Please refer to the document below to access and review the provided cOASIS subjects and links for locating recorded trainings and self-paced e-learning courses.
Please refer to the document below to access the provided cOASIS subjects and links for locating recorded trainings and self-paced e-learning courses.
Do you have questions about bulk updating cAdmin data? Check out our recorded training sessions to learn more about bulk updates across the cAdmin dashboards.
Do you have questions about bulk updating cAdmin data? Check out our recorded training sessions to learn more about bulk updates across the cAdmin dashboards:
The Distributor Administrator creates an association if necessary, updates an association’s meeting contract, and creates or copies the meeting configuration.
The Distributor Administrator creates an association if necessary, updates an association’s meeting contract, and creates or copies the meeting configuration.
Verify your Role
Check your role by going to Settings > Association info & administration > Staff accounts 1. Use the search box or turn on “Advanced Search” to find your account 2. Check the “Role” field 3. If you do not hold the role of a Distributor Administrator, you are not authorized to create meetings.
Search Associations and then Add
The Distributor Administrator is responsible for creating the association 1. Go to Settings -> Associations 2. Verify that the association does not already exist with the search box 3. IF the association does not already exist, click “Add Association”
Create a New Association (if necessary)
Complete the four mandatory fields: 1. Abbreviation / Short name: The meeting name is usually shorter than the “Association Name” for an administrator’s reference (e.g., ISA) 2. Primary Affiliation: Choose the first drop-down option, “Create based on abbreviation.” 3. Primary Service Provider: PSPs are an Association value and represent the entity holding the contractual relationship to manage the program data with the Association and under whose contract Administrative staff, and vendor are authorized to access the Association data. PSPs are CTI and its distributors. Every active Association has exactly one PSP. 4. Association Name: Full association name (e.g., International Sales Association). All other fields are optional and can be added later.
Create Meeting Contract
The Distributor Administrator is responsible for creating the meeting contract and filling out the Meeting contract.
Short name: displayed in the upper left-hand corner of cAdmin after the Association abbreviation
Create Authorized Meeting
Distributor Administrators can create the authorized meeting by going to:
1. Settings -> Associations -> Association details -> Meetings page and click Create meeting. 2. Every field is mandatory. – Short name: displayed in the upper left-hand corner of cAdmin after the Association abbreviation – Display name: the Meeting Name under Meeting information & setup
3. Click Save.
Find the new meeting
Distributor Administrators must click their name in the upper-right corner of cAdmin, select “My Staff Account,” and ensure the new association is checked. Failing to do so will prevent it from appearing in the meeting toggle in the upper-left corner.
Use the meeting toggle in the upper-left corner to search for and select the meeting you want to open.
To use the template meetings effectively in meeting creation, each distributor needs to create a “Template” association and personalize it with the meetings they create within.
To effectively use the meeting templates, each distributor needs to create a “Template” association and personalize it for the meetings they create.
1. Under Settings -> Associations, search for “Template” in the Advanced search under “Abbreviation.” The template meeting will use the word “Template” followed by your distributor name. Click the “Actions -> View Detail.” Click the “Meetings” tab and select “CREATE MEETING CONTRACT” to start creating your templated meetings.
2. Short name: This is the searchable meeting name that appears in the meeting toggle in the upper left-hand corner of cAdmin. Please fill in the example dates of the meeting, as an expired meeting can still be used as a template. Then, click “SAVE.” The meeting has now been “Authorized.”
3. Next, hover over the Action “Create meeting.”
4. Fill in the required fields. Display name: Match the Short name Dates of the meeting: Match the First and Last day of the meeting Location: Place where the template meeting will be copied from Location time zone: Template meeting time zone to be copied from
Add more templated meetings if necessary, following steps 1-4 again.
5. Navigate back to Settings -> Associations. Hover over an association Action and click “View Detail.”
6. Click the “Meetings” tab and select “Create Meeting Contract.”
7. Short name: Searchable meeting name that appears in the meeting toggle in the upper left-hand corner of cAdmin. Fill in the dates of the meeting (can be edited later). Click “SAVE.” The meeting has now been “Authorized.”
8. Next, hover over the Action “Create meeting.”
9. Fill in the meeting information, and at the bottom, “Copy configuration from” should allow you to choose from your list of templated meetings to copy from or a meeting from a previous year.
With the intuitive Session Scheduler drag-and-drop feature, you can easily arrange sessions and view the entire schedule at a glance, streamlining your session planning process while ensuring that session data is automatically updated in real-time throughout cOASIS.
With the Session Scheduler drag-and-drop feature, you can easily arrange sessions and view the entire schedule at a glance, streamlining your session planning process while ensuring that session data is automatically updated in real-time throughout cOASIS.
To effectively use the Session Scheduler, follow these steps:
1. Ensure session data exists, either submitted by users or added by admin staff. 2. Set up Rooms/Locations under Sessions -> Locations and associate them with specific times. 3. Customize session type names and colors under Sessions -> Session types. 4. To move a session, simply click and drag its title to your preferred day and time slot. 5. Sort sessions by session type or other filters using the left drop-down menu. 6. To change the session length, click the “View Session Details” button on the session to visit the session details page.
Session Building, also known as Session Organizing, is the process where a volunteer from an organization (such as a member of the program committee or a member of the meeting faculty) creates Sessions by combining Abstracts (which will later become presentations) and appointing other essential roles like Chairs and Invited Speakers. In the CTI system, individuals responsible for Session Building are referred to as “Sessioners,” although they may also be called Session Organizers, Organizers, Slotters, or other names preferred by the client.
Session Building, also known as Session Organizing, is the process where a volunteer from an organization (such as a member of the program committee or a member of the meeting faculty) creates Sessions by combining Abstracts (which will later become presentations) and appointing other essential roles like Chairs and Invited Speakers. In the CTI system, individuals responsible for Session Building are referred to as “Sessioners,” although they may also be called Session Organizers, Organizers, Slotters, or other names preferred by the client.
CTI has implemented a credit cart locking feature in the Program Planner to prevent participants from modifying their cart after generating certificates. This optional feature ensures the accuracy and integrity of their participation records.
CTI has implemented a credit cart locking feature in the Program Planner to prevent participants from modifying their cart after generating certificates. This optional feature ensures the accuracy and integrity of their participation records.
Configuring Locked Cart Certificates As an administrator, I need to configure one or multiple certificates to lock the credit cart. The credit cart will only lock if at least one item inside the cart is designated to trigger the locking mechanism when the cart is created. If no certificates within the credit cart are set to initiate the lock when the cart is created, then the cart will remain unlocked.
Step 1: Accessing Configuration 1. Administrators can configure certificates to lock the cart by navigating to cAdmin -> Settings -> Virtual/Hybrid Meeting Applications -> cPlanner -> Attendance/Credits. 2. Toggle the “ON” switch to enable optional enforcement of zero credits when a session has not yet begun, displaying the requirements screen once all prerequisites are met, and printing the header, footer, and certificate together.
3. Administrators also have the option to customize the default warning messages for both locking (cPlanner) and unlocking (cAdmin) the credit cart.
Step 2: Customizing Certificates 1. Click on the “Certificates” tab at the top of Planner (PP8) Settings. 2. Choose the certificate(s) you want to use for locking the credit cart. 3. Add the following code at the end of the HTML:
, “cartlocking”:”yes”}
4. Copy and paste this code into the HTML of one of the certificates under the “Certificate list.” This action will trigger the credit cart warning message for the client.
Optional: Unlocking the Credit Cart Administrators can unlock the Credit Cart by going to cAdmin -> Onsite -> Certification dashboard and clicking on the dedicated row action “Unlock” next to their name:
Important: Changing the value of “, “cartlocking”:”yes”}” to “yes” for a single certificate will lock all certificates in the cart when that specific certificate is clicked. However, if an admin unlocks any certificate from the cAdmin -> Onsite -> Certification dashboard, all certificates will be simultaneously unlocked.
To navigate to the Meetings Homepage, click the “Home” icon in the upper left-hand corner.
Please refer to the diagram below to navigate the Meetings homepage. In the upper left-hand corner, you’ll find information on the “Meeting name” and “Venue,” which corresponds to the Meeting columns below. Additionally, you’ll see the Start and End dates of the meeting.
You can utilize the search bar to filter results by Venue, Association/company, Meeting name, Status, #days, Opportunity number, etc. To switch to a different meeting, simply click on the “Change meetings” icon.
By clicking “Change meetings,” you will be directed to a new meeting while maintaining the same homepage layout. However, the upper left-hand corner information will update to reflect the details of the new meeting you’ve entered. To access the meeting’s details, click on “Meeting setup.”
Please note that the search term “Loews” remains stored for your convenience. To remove it, simply delete the term.
Distributors are CTI partners with contracts that allow them to create their own associations and meetings within CTI applications. In this guide, you can either watch the video or follow the 7-step instructions on how to grant meeting access and add a new staff member in cAdmin as a distributor.
Distributors are CTI partners with contracts that allow them to create their own associations and meetings within CTI applications. In this guide, you can either watch the video or follow the 7-step instructions on how to grant meeting access and add a new staff member in cAdmin as a distributor.
Step 1: Verify Meeting Access Before you begin the process of granting access and creating a new staff member, ensure that you are currently in the meeting to which you want to grant access. Follow these steps: 1. Log in to your cAdmin account. 2. Check under your username to confirm that you have access to the association you wish to work with (e.g., CRF in this example). 3. Click on the meeting toggle to navigate to the specific meeting to which you want to provide access. Please note that CTI operates on a meeting-based system. When a new user logs in for the first time, they will automatically be signed into the designated CRF meeting or any other meeting you choose.
Step 2: Access Staff Accounts Next, access the staff accounts section. 1. Go to “Settings -> Association info & administration -> Staff accounts.” If you’re unsure whether the person you want to create already exists, you can use the Advanced Search and filter by fields like Role, Email, First name, or Last name to find them.
Step 3: Create a New Staff Member To add a new staff member, click “Add New Staff Member.”
Step 4: Enter Staff Member Information Fill in the required information for the new staff member, including: – First Name – Last Name – Email (which will serve as their login username) Users with higher-level roles can create new team members at or below their level. As a Distributor Team Leader, you can create another Distributor Team Leader or any role below, such as a Distributor Program Team Member, Association Administrator, Team Leader, Program Team Member, or Freelance Onsite AV staff.
Step 5: Define Primary Service Provider (PSP) and Primary Affiliation Choose the appropriate Primary Service Provider (PSP), typically your distributor. In this case, it is Encore. Determine the Primary Affiliation based on the new staff member’s workplace. If they work at Encore, both the PSP and Primary Affiliation will be Encore. If they work at CRF, the PSP will be Encore, and the Primary Affiliation will be CRF.
Step 6: Assign Associations Assign the new staff member to the necessary associations. Keep in mind that as a Distributor Team Leader, you can only assign associations that you have access to. Ensure that CRF is one of the assigned associations if required. Click “Save” to create the new staff member with the assigned associations.
Step 7: Communicate with the New User Now, inform the newly created staff member about their access and guide them on how to log in: 1. Share the cAdmin website link with them for login: https://www.abstractsonline.com/cadmin/workbench.asp 2. Instruct them to click “Forgot your password” if it’s their first time logging in. 3. They should enter their email address and click the link sent to their email. 4. They must change their password to meet security requirements (at least 8 characters, including one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and one special character). 5. Once they change their password, they can sign in. 6. They should now see the same meeting you were in. They can click on their username to view their assigned associations and use it as a reference point for the meeting toggle menu.
For full role access documentation, please reach out to Client Services.
Administrators are seeking to assign Sessions to specific Presentation Management Session Organizers. These individuals will have the responsibility of reviewing (downloading) or editing (uploading and deleting) presentations within the Portal. Similar to presenters, this authorized role will have access to the presentations via the Portal to ensure quality control.
The given status definitions enhance our customers’ ability to independently understand and manage the preparedness and accessibility of their submissions, sessions, and presentations within cOASIS.
The given status definitions enhance our customers’ ability to independently understand and manage the preparedness and accessibility of their submissions, sessions, and presentations within cOASIS.
To access the status definitions, use the search box in the Knowledge Base and type in either:
Program Status Session Status Session Rule Status Control Complete Status Session Role Status Mobile Publish Program Planner
Use these lookup definitions of statuses to assist you at that moment with the Knowledge Base search functionality. For example, navigate to Help.
Select the Knowledge Base tab. Enter “Session Role Status” (or any of the statuses above) in the search bar and then hit Enter.
Click on the article called “Session Role Status” below.
The following conditions must be met for a session/presentation to appear in the planner: A session is only searchable if… Session Status is ‘Active’ -AND- The session has a Start Date/Time
A presentation is only searchable if… Session Status is ‘Active’ -AND- The session has a Start Date/Time -AND- The Session Role is slotted into a session -AND- Session Role Status is among: ‘Unable to attend,’ ‘Confirmed,’ or ‘Primary’ -AND- Program status is among: ‘Accepted,’ ‘Withdrawn’ — hide withdrawn via configuration -AND- Presentation Times should be entered at the control level (while not strictly required, it’s considered best practice)
Below are the standard criteria that must be met for sessions and presentations to appear in the files:
Session Status must be ‘Active’ -AND- The session must have a Start Date/Time -AND- The Session Role must be slotted into a session -AND- Session Role End Time must be greater than the Role Start Time -AND- Session Role Start Time must be within the Session Start/End Time -AND- Session Role End Time must be within the Session Start/End Time -AND- Session Role Status must be among: {This will be configured per client request} — standard options are ‘Primary’ and ‘Confirmed’ -AND- Program status must be among: {This will be configured per client request} — standard option is ‘Accepted’
The following are the defined Session Role Status options:
Undefined: This status is set by the client to remove controls from module inclusion or display. Invited: The client designates this status before sending campaigns to ‘invite’ a presenter. It is typically used prior to the presenter ‘confirming’ their role. Primary: This is the default status when a presentation is created. Confirmed: This status indicates that the presenter has confirmed their participation in the meeting for this presentation. Alternate: Clients or end users can assign this status to alternates as backups for primary presentations (chairs/presenters). Non-Responsive: This status is used when an end user is not responding to communications regarding the confirmation of their presentation. Unable to Attend: This status is used to indicate that someone is unable to physically attend the meeting. It can also be used to set a ‘cover slide’ in cAttendee for presentations that are not uploaded. Declined: This status is applied when a presenter declines to participate in the meeting.
These Session Role Statuses apply not only to Abstract Submissions but also to any slotted control in any session type. In Campaigns, Session Submission, and Session Builder (Organizer) users can edit these statuses. However, it’s important to note that a Session Role Status cannot be attributed to controls that are not slotted in sessions.
It’s also important to mention that Session Role Status can be automatically set based on the configuration of a campaign step (accept/decline response).
Session Rule Status: Primarily used via session submission or session builder.
Incomplete: This is the default status when a session is created in session submission.
Complete: This status is automatically set when the session meets the module’s minimum requirements. Alternatively, an administrator can set it via cAdmin.
Deleted: This status is used when an end user or administrator changes the status based on a ‘withdrawal’ request.
Locked: This serves as the final status if the ‘finalized’ feature is used in session submission.
“Program Status” refers to the current state of a Submission. It indicates whether the Submission has been assigned to a Session and is ready to be included in the program. The following are the defined Program Status options:
Undefined: This is the default status assigned to a Submission when it is initially created in the system.
Accepted: This status is set by the administrator (cAdmin) when a Submission has been accepted for presentation (session assignments finalized).
Withdrawn: If an end user requests to withdraw a Submission, the status can be changed to “Withdrawn” by an administrator in cAdmin. This status is also used for resolving duplicate submission cases, where one of the duplicate submissions is withdrawn.
Rejected: Assigned by an administrator using cAdmin when a Submission is not accepted for presentation (session assignments finalized).
Removed by Staff: Used by administrators in cAdmin to indicate that a Submission should be removed from reporting or other program-related modules.
To set up the Session Room Agent, refer to the article titled “Setting up the Session Room Agent.”
You can test whether the cSlide Agent is installed and working on your local computer by clicking the caret (^) in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen, then RIGHT-CLICK the cSlide Presentation Agent icon and select “Show.”
1. For PowerPoint Monitor, click “Default”
2. Check “Allow presenter view” 3. Set the desired Presenter monitor, Slide show monitor, and Resolution for the presentations. 4. Click Ok.
I would like to be able to enter presentation and presenter data quickly as I receive the information by email, or in a Word document or in a PDF file. I will not always have full presentation information (including presentation title, presenter, day and room), so I need a way to enter partial data and return later to enter the complete data.
Navigate to the Meeting Agenda from the Home page
View the existing Agenda
Add New Presenters by clicking “Add” next to the Presenters label
Enter Presenter First Name (or initial), Last Name (or initial) and email. Select a Date and Room from the Dropdown list. Enter a Presentation Title, Presentation Start Time and Presentation End Time.
And click CREATE:
Four presentations per presenter are allowed. Clicking “ADD ANOTHER PRESENTATION FOR THIS PRESENTER“ allows an administrator to quickly add another Presentation for the same Presenter. It will open the “Add presentation” pop-up again with prefilled Presenter first name, Presenter last name, and email from the previous entry. The only other fields required are “Date & Room” from a drop-down and “Presentation title”.
After creating an additional presentation for the presenter, I can filter using any of the various columns at the top, such as “Email” to view all 4 presentations for this person.
As new data is provided, I need a way to edit the Presentation titles, Room, Date, Presentation start time, and Presentation end time.
Search for presenters by filling in full or partial data in one or more filters in the appropriate column(s) and click “Edit presenter”.
I changed the Presentation title from “Presentation” to “Presentation 1” and click “SAVE”.
To change the presenter to a different person, start by filtering and deleting the presentation(s), and then add the new presenter.
To delete a presentation, hover over the action, and click “Delete presenter”.
Exclusive to the File collection & session room agent package, Venue Technical or Venue Operations set up the Session room settings to present onsite presentations and test on their office computer, and later test onsite.
Under Meeting setup -> Rooms -> click “Log into sessionroom”
If you haven’t set up the cSlide Agent on the local computer you’re using, you will be prompted in the bottom right-hand corner to download the cSlide Agent.
You can test whether the cSlide Agent is installed and working on your local computer by clicking the caret (^) in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen, then RIGHT-CLICK the cSlide Presentation Agent icon and select “Show.”
After configuring and clicking “Save” with the cSlide Agent, you can further adjust the session room settings by navigating to Meeting Setup > Session room: – Show menu labels: Allows better navigation control within the session room tabs which may or may not be needed. Venue Technical or Venue Operations can turn them on and off and test with the session room open in another window and refreshing the page. – Show presentation times: Can be turned on and off and tested with the session room open in another window with presentation data in the meeting agenda. – Banner image: Click to upload the universal header banner for the session room. – Theme: Pick one from a dropdown. This changes the background color and fonts. Test with the session room open in another window. – Show speaker if no files: Can be turned on and off and tested with the session room open in another window.
Log back into a Session room to review your configurations by navigating to Meeting Setup > Rooms and clicking on the “Log into session room” action.
If it’s your first time logging in, or if you share the session room URL with a teammate, they will be prompted to enter the “Session room access key” before proceeding to log into the room.
The “Session room access key” is editable by clicking on the pencil icon under Actions. For easy readability, the access key must only contain uppercase letters or numbers; excluding 0, O, I, or 1, and must be at least 4 characters.
TroubleshootingInstructions If your computer experiences connectivity issues with the agent installed and you encounter the “Cannot connect to cSlide Agent” popup:
1. Click the upward-facing arrow to reveal the hidden icons shown below. 2. Right-click the cSlide Agent. 3. Select “Quit.”
Before your meeting starts, make sure to set up the meeting by providing the People data that an administrator would want to see in the analytics after the meeting (e.g., city, country, institution, registration code, etc.). If an attendee has only filled in their first/last name and email in the People dashboard, the analytics will only display that information for that individual after the meeting.
To set up the Analytics for cAttendee, go to Settings > Meeting information > Overview.
Click “Add Date Range” and fill out the following details:
Purpose: always “VirtualMeeting” for now, for cAttendee tracking. Instance/edition name: Meeting name (upper left-hand corner). Start date: Start of analytics data collection for cAttendee. Soft end date: Configured to match the Hard end date and is intended for future use. Hard end date: The deadline for concluding analytics data collection is the same as the Soft end date, which should be set two weeks after the closure of the cAttendee page.
In addition to the Meeting staff and Collection site, two other tabs are available on the Meeting setup page for File collection & session room agent packages– Rooms and Session room.
The Rooms tab has a list of available rooms. The File collection & session room agentpackage has 5 rooms available.
To edit the name of the room, click on the pencil icon and enter the new name for the room.
Note that any location with the letters “[Open]” (case insensitive) in any part of its name will be removed from the selection options in the Meeting agenda dashboard.
The “Session room application key” will be requested when logging into a Session room by clicking the link on the home page. This key is automatically generated but can also be edited.
Another way to log in to a Session room is to click the blue arrow icon (shown below, bottom-right corner). This will directly navigate to a chosen session room without asking for a session room application key.
As a Distributor or Venue Administrator, I want to access a list of meetings and their general information. This will help me keep track of the total number of meetings.
Distributor Administrators and Venue Administrators will need to go to a Venue meeting to find the Reports menu (e.g., v2133: Demo Hotel). Under Reports, clicking on “Accounting Activity Report” shows the administrator a table of venue meeting information.
Navigate to Reports > Accounting Activity Report to access a meeting information dashboard. To download the meeting data to a CSV file:
1. Choose one meeting at a time on the left or click the 3 dots and “Select All”.
3. Open the file that was downloaded to your computer.
Best practice fields to help manage and order the meeting data include: – Property Identifier – Venue – Region – Brand – Association/company – Meeting name – Package – Opportunity number – Meeting start date – Meeting end date – Creation year – Creation month – Creation day – Created – LastUpdated (meeting info updated in Meeting setup)
As a Speaker Ready Room Admin, I start presentations in the meeting room and need to monitor the agent’s status in the session room using the Monitoring Tool tab.
1. In cAdmin, navigate to Presentation management -> Monitoring tool. 2. Please click on the ‘Agents‘ tab to view the technical statuses relevant to the onsite event:
– Idle: No interaction needed. All files are present on the local computer. – Sync Required: Not all files uploaded currently present in the room. – Synchronizing: Sync process currently running. – Presenting: Presentation is currently on the screen. – Last Activity: Last check for any of the above statuses in seconds.
The eyeball, edit pen, and settings icons are legacy icons that will be updated for future use.
3. The ‘Sync’ button will force the session room agent to synchronize files. This ONLY needs to be clicked once if the ‘Sync Required’ status is showing. If the files in the room are out of sync, the status WILL show ‘Sync Required,’ indicating the need for synchronization.
The video overview demonstrates examples of exporting data from the People, Submissions, and Reviewers dashboards. These reports are only helpful if you have data within them.
The video overview demonstrates examples of exporting data from the People, Submissions, and Reviewers dashboards. These reports are only helpful if you have data within them.
View the Average Scores and Standard Deviation per submission, along with the scores entered by the various Reviewers. You will not see any Comments or Flags.
View the Average Scores and Standard Deviation per submission, along with the scores entered by the various Reviewers. You will not see any Comments or Flags.
1. Go to Reviewers > Combined score report 2. Leave the defaults or specifically choose the Number of Decimal Places, Grade Cut Off, which Activities to include, and how to order the report. 3. Click “Run Report.”
The report focuses on the comments left by the Reviewers per submission.
The report focuses on the comments left by the Reviewers per submission.
1. Go to Reviewers > Reviewer comment score 2. Leave either the “ALL” default or choose a specific Category or Reviewer Type 3. Click “Generate Report” 4. Select “Click Here for Report” 5. Click the downloaded link and open the CSV file.
The Score Report shows the Control Number, Average Score per submission, number of Reviewers assigned to the submission, and all the Reviewer scores assigned to the submissions.
The Score Report shows the Control Number, Average Score per submission, number of Reviewers assigned to the submission, and all the Reviewer scores assigned to the submissions.
In cAdmin, go to Reviewers -> Score report
1. Use the default filters to run for all scores or filter by specific fields 2. Check towards the bottom “Show Reviewer Information, Show Category, Show Pre-Selected Comments, Show Flags” 3. Click Submit
Print or scroll to the right to find Export to Excel.
(IF Exchange Bin is configured) Shows a visual log of which Reviewer did what and when regarding Recategorizing on the Review site. You don’t need this report if you don’t use the Abstract Review site.
(IF Exchange Bin is configured) Shows a visual log of which Reviewer did what and when regarding Recategorizing on the Review site. You don’t need this report if you don’t use the Abstract Review site.
To access the report, go to Reviewers > Exchange report
Filter all your abstract bodies by specific dates and times for embargo or unembargo purposes. If you have late-breaking submissions that should only be available to individuals on the online planner or mobile app, or a virtual option, CTI can determine the day and time when your abstract bodies become available to everyone.
Filter all your abstract bodies by specific dates and times for embargo or unembargo purposes.
If you have late-breaking submissions that should only be available to individuals on the online planner or mobile app, or a virtual option, CTI can determine the day and time when your abstract bodies become available to everyone.
1. Go to Submissions > Abstract Body Embargo 2. Use fields to show certain embargoed abstract bodies. 3. Select All or only certain abstract bodies. 4. Choose either Embargo or Unembargo. 5. Click Select From Calendar. 6. Choose a date and time, then click Continue.
There is no reason to run this report if your association didn’t collect payment from Submissions through cOASIS. The Credit Card Log includes when the payment was transacted (Logged), Activity Name, Payment Code, Control Number, Author Name, and Order Amount.
There is no reason to run this report if your association didn’t collect payment from Submissions through cOASIS.
The Credit Card Log includes when the payment was transacted (Logged), Activity Name, Payment Code, Control Number, Author Name, and Order Amount.
You can find the Credit Card Log report page under Submissions > Credit card log.
Allows an administrator to download a report of the locations from where submitters are submitting their abstracts based on their Person details. The report summarizes the demographics of the submission locations.
Allows an administrator to download a report of the locations from where submitters are submitting their abstracts based on their Person details. The report summarizes the demographics of the submission locations.
To download the Demographics report: 1. Go to Submissions > Demographics 2. Select one or more of the fields: Incomplete, Complete, Finalized 3. Choose either: – Display Non-zero Locations – shows only locations with at least one submission – Display All Locations – shows all locations, regardless of whether there was a submission or not. 4. Click “Regenerate Results” to view the results on the page. 5. You can click on the numbers to view the submission details:
6. Click the browser’s back button to return to the Demographics page.
The Abstract Content Report allows an administrator to download all the abstract reporting or filter reports by specific criteria. This is an easy way to download an Abstract Bodies report.
The Abstract Content Report allows an administrator to download all the abstract reporting or filter reports by specific criteria. This is an easy way to download an Abstract Bodies report.
To access the Abstract Content Report, follow these steps:
1. Go to Submissions > Abstract Content Report 2. Filter by specific criteria 3. Sort by specific criteria (e.g., Control Number) 4. Select how to group your report 5. Click “Generate Report” in the upper right-hand corner (it may take a while for larger data sets)
All selected fields will show on the Generated Report.
To efficiently address duplicate accounts in the People dashboard, it is recommended to follow these best practices. The first five reports listed on the Duplicate Account Report page in cAdmin are at the Association level, while the last six reports focus on gathering people data for the current meeting.
Best Practices To efficiently address duplicate accounts in the People dashboard, it is recommended to follow these best practices. The first five reports listed on the Duplicate Account Report page in cAdmin are at the Association level, while the last six reports focus on gathering people data for the current meeting.
Download the reports in this order for the best duplicate account detection practices: 1) Duplicate on SSO ID: Start by examining accounts with duplicate Single Sign-On (SSO) IDs. SSO IDs should always be unique, so any duplicates indicate the presence of the same person. Merge these duplicate accounts. Note that you may need to scroll past the accounts without an SSO ID to identify the ones that require merging. 2) Duplicate on First, Last, Email: If the first name, last name, and email address match exactly, it signals that the accounts belong to the same individual. 3) Duplicate on Last, Email: This report helps identify individuals who may have different first names (e.g., Bob vs. Robert) but share the same last name and email address. 4) Duplicate on Email: By running this report, you can uncover individuals who have reversed their first and last names. It also helps identify groups of people who have been assigned to a single email address and need to be separated before merging them with their correct accounts. 5) Duplicate on First, Last: This report is helpful when an individual uses distinct email addresses for different purposes, such as personal and professional use—additionally, confirming the person’s identity as the same individual requires dependence on the client or end user.
Current Meeting Reports (Last 6): When dealing with the current meeting, focus on the following report to address duplicate accounts effectively: 1) Duplicate on First, Last, Email of ANY controls: This report helps identify any duplicate accounts based on matching first names, last names, and email addresses, regardless of the specific controls involved.
To pull the Duplicate Account Reports: 1) Hover over the People tab and click “Duplicate Account Report.” 2) Select one of the best practice reports above. 3) Click “Get Information.” A CSV file with any duplicate information will download.
To resolve the duplicate(s), navigate to the People Dashboard and: 1) Select two or more boxes to the left of the duplicate person. 2) Use the Compare & Merge button in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. 3) Select one or more duplicates to “Merge,” and select one account (confirming the person’s identity as the same individual requires dependence on the client or end-user) to be the Primary. The merged account will retain all of the Primary account’s data.
For more training on duplicate account management, go to our client Trainual course.
Set the date range during which your meeting will accept uploaded presentations through the Meeting Portal from presenters. Collection Start Date: The Portal opens on the date set at 12:00 AM. Collection End Date: The Portal closes on the previous date at 11:59 PM, e.g., May 14 if set for May 15.
Upload instructions: Use the default wording for the Portal’s upload presentation directions from presenters, or you can customize the instructions for each meeting.
Header image: Adding a banner on the Portal platform requires careful consideration of the banner pixel sizes. To ensure the best display and performance, we recommend three standard banner pixel sizes: 728×90, 970×90, and 970×250. Make sure to test the look of the Portal banner on several different devices.
To upload the Header image: 1. Go to the Collection site tab. 2. Click the Header image pen.
3. Click “browse.” 4. Choose the image with the ideal pixel size (e.g., 728×90, 970×90, or 970×250). 5. Click “Open” and select “Upload 1 file.” 6. Sign in to the Portal on different-sized devices to check the Portal Header image.
I would like to download all presentation files to a flash drive or laptop for display in the session room.
The application provides three ways of downloading files: 1) from the Presentation dashboard in bulk, 2) from the Presentation dashboard individually, and 3) from the collection portal while “shadowing” a user.
For File collection only meetings: To download in bulk, all venue staff and corporate administrators would navigate to the Presentation dashboard and use the checkboxes on the left to check off the specific files they wish to download. As files are checked off, a count of the files selected will appear in the upper right. In the image below “2 presentations selected” matches the two files selected.
Venue staff and corporate administrators can also use the three dots (…) above the check boxes to select all and clear all selections. A user wishing to select all files could simply use the Select All to choose all presentation files as in the case below.
(Click the “…” above the checkboxes)
(Click on Select All)
At this point all 7 presentations have been selected. The user can download the entire package as a zip file by clicking on the download icon to the right of the “7 presentations selected” message:
Click “CONFIRM”.
Once the downloadable zip file request has been successfully processed, an email is sent to the email address of the user with a link to download the zip file.
Clicking the “Download Now!” button will bring the zip file from the cloud to the user’s desktop.
The format of the zip file is as follows:
In addition to the email being sent, Venue staff and corporate administrators can also click “Download requests“, in the upper right-hand corner of the Presentation files page, which will open a pop-up with a download history of the zip archives.
The Presentation ID value used in the Zip file is available as a display field on the Presentation Files dashboard as in the picture below:
The File collection & session room agent packages: Follow the same bulk download presentation file process as File collection only packages. However, the File collection & session room agent package will receive a different zip file structure in their email and within the “Download requests” zip archive, which will also include the Date and Room.
To download files individually, venue staff and distributor administrators will navigate to the Presentation files dashboard and click on the download icon when hovering over the Actions column in every row. This will download the file immediately into the dedicated local folder.
Using the search function (e.g. by Presenter’s last name) or clicking on the column label to sort the list of presentation files by the “Last updated” column can be used by venue staff to monitor recently uploaded or re-uploaded presentations. This can assist in keeping downloaded files up to date with changes from presenters.
To download files from the collection portal, navigate to the Presentation files dashboard and click on the Access to Portal icon when hovering over the Actions column in a row. This will bring you to the Portal.
The number of files the presenter has uploaded (Max 4) is retrieved from the collection portal. If a file is deleted from the “Presentation files” dashboard, it will be removed from the collection portal and reflected in the “#Uploaded files” count.
Clicking the Delete icon in the Actions column will delete the presentation file from the Presentation files dashboard and recalculate the value in the “#Uploaded files” column in the Meeting Agenda dashboard. Deleting a file cannot be undone!
Navigate to the “Presentation files” dashboard. Monitor file uploads, and inspect metadata about the files. Sort by “Last updated” to gain visibility into recently uploaded files that may need to be downloaded.
You can upload or delete files for a presenter on their Portal by hovering over the Actions on the right-hand side of a specific presenter’s row and clicking “Access to…” and selecting “Portal.” You will be redirected to the collection portal, where you will be automatically logged in as the Presenter in “shadow mode.” In this mode, an administrator can upload presentation files.
You can send a default email communication to individual presenters by using the mail icon located on the right side of a specific presenter’s row, OR in bulk by selecting multiple presenter boxes and choosing the envelope icon in the upper right-hand corner. The system will automatically include default configurable email text, along with a link to the presentation upload page in the collection portal.
As venue staff, I may need to upload presentations that have been emailed to me or provided via a flash drive by the presenter or event organizer. Each presenter is limited to a maximum of 5 files, which can only be in .PDF, .PPTX, or .MP4 format.
In File collection only packages: Venue staff may have to upload presenter presentations by navigating to the Meeting Agenda from the Home page. Hover over the presenter Action “Access to…”
(All venue staff and distributor staff) Navigate to the Meeting Agenda from the Home page. Hover over the presenter Action “Access to…”
Click Access to… > Portal
You are now directed to the collection portal, and logged in as the Presenter in “shadow mode”.
Click Upload, choose the file, and click Open
Click OK or the “X” to close the dialog box
For File Collection & session room agent packages: Venue staff may have to upload presenter presentations by navigating to the Meeting Agenda from the Home page. Hover over the presenter Action “Access to…”
Click Access to… > Portal
You are now directed to the collection portal, and logged in as the Presenter in “shadow mode”.
As a Presenter, I receive an email from the venue with instructions to upload a file to the collection portal for a meeting.
After clicking on the link, I arrive at the collection site, and am prompted either to enter my email address, click the forgot password link, or “Get started now”:
Clicking “Get Started now” prompts the user to enter their password. The application generates an email from the venue with instructions to click on a link to log into the collection portal for the first time and set a password.
After clicking the link, I am directed to set my password, which must be a minimum of 8 characters and include at least one digit, one uppercase letter, and one lowercase letter.
Click “Continue” and, after receiving a success message, select “Login with your new password.”
Enter your email address and click “Continue”
Enter your password and click “Continue”
Once logged in, you will be directed to the presentation upload page within the collection portal.
Click “Upload” to add your presentation file(s)
Once uploaded, the portal displays information about the file, including its status, name, and size. The user can then download, preview, or delete the file to re-upload a new version.
Presenters from the Presentation files dashboard may be contacted by clicking the “Email presenter” icon in each row. Should a presentation file be observed having incorrect fonts, being over or under the file size specification, or otherwise having formatting problems, an email can be sent directly from this dashboard asking the presenter to re-upload the presentation.
Email communication can be sent to individual presenters using the mail icon on the right side of the row of a specific presenter, as in the image below.
Click on the envelope icon and choose either: – System email: Managed within the Venue system OR – Personal email: Needs a default mail client outside the venue meeting system (e.g., Outlook & Gmail)
The system will add default email text with a link to the presentation upload page in the collection portal. This link may be removed if the purpose of the communication doesn’t include sending the presenter to the presentation upload page.
Email communication can also be sent to a group of presenters. To send to a group of presenters, select the presenters to whom you wish to send the email by checking the box on the left side of the name.
Note that the upper righthand portion of the page now displays the message “3 presenters selected”. Now click the mail icon next to the message and see the pop-up.
The text from this email can now be edited as appropriate to send to the selected presenters, as in the case below:
At CTI, the security of your data is our top priority. This year, we are rolling out multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all cAdmin users. We’re setting up MFA for a few clients at a time. We’ll send you multiple notifications with more than a week’s notice – so please keep an eye on your inbox! Using an authenticator application such as Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator on a separate device such as your phone or tablet, you will be prompted for a second authentication token when you log in. Please note that the MFA process is currently applicable exclusively to cAdmin users.
At CTI, the security of your data is our top priority. This year, we are rolling out multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all cAdmin users. We’re setting up MFA for a few clients at a time. We’ll send you multiple notifications with more than a week’s notice – so please keep an eye on your inbox! Using an authenticator application such as Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator on a separate device such as your phone or tablet, you will be prompted for a second authentication token when you log in. Keep your data secure by using this best-practice security functionality.
The resource below provides step-by-step instructions, best practices, and FAQs for implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA) on cAdmin. Please note that the MFA process is currently applicable exclusively to cAdmin users.
To expedite bulk changes to presentation data in Presentation Management or Virtual Meeting applications from an external source, administrators can save time by exporting and then re-importing the presentations. This approach is particularly beneficial for large meetings.
1. Click the horizontal three dots and choose all presentations or a custom selection. Alternatively, filter using advanced search (e.g., by ePoster Session type), and Select All. 2. Click Export > Presentation Data – Required fields: Presentation key and PresentationID (i.e., the Presentation key field is used to match the update. Do not change either of these two fields) 3. In this particular example, we intend to modify the presentation times. Therefore, we will select the Start Time, Duration, End Time, and Presentation title (for our own reference) as the fields to be updated. Click Next and open the downloaded file.
4. Make sure to change the Number Format for the selected cells to “Text”
5. To ensure that the presentation dates fall within the session date range and can be imported, we will cross-reference the top image displayed in cAdmin, which shows the view of the Sessions’ start and end times.
6. Enter the StartTime, Duration, and EndTime of your presentation into the Excel document, ensuring they fall within the Session date range. In this example, we set the presentation times to start at the beginning of the session’s Start date/time. Save the document to your computer.
7. In cAdmin, under the Presentations dashboard, click Import and then Browse.
8. Select the following checkboxes, excluding Duration, as it will auto-calculate. Click Verify Data.
9. Click Confirm.
10. Click on the “Close” button. A message will appear indicating the number of presentations that have been successfully imported. If you do not see the success message, please repeat the process.
11. You can verify the accuracy of your presentation times by checking the Presentations dashboard. This will allow you to ensure that the times are correct.
Please note: – Presentation Dates MUST be in the session date range, or it will not import (and will not show any validation error). – Do NOT use tabs – any tabs in the file will shift cells around because it is a tab delimited file. – SED fields do not update.
Administrators have the ability to hover over the “Actions” button associated with a presentation file and select the “Preview” option. By doing so, they can initiate a download and view a preview of the file, allowing them to assess its content and quality.
The minimum fields required to create a new meeting agenda item depend on the package chosen. Click “ADD” to view which Meeting agenda fields are required.
Click “Import” to conveniently bulk import your meeting agenda Excel or .CSV file. Administrators may repeat this process multiple times if necessary.
1. Click “Import” 2. Click “XLS Template for Presenter Data” or “CSV Template for Presenter Data” and open the file template. If you have already filled out the template, you can skip to Step 5.
3. Enter the known Presenter last name(s), Presenter first name(s), Email(s) 4. Save the file to your computer 5. Click “Import” and then “Browse” to find the Excel or .CSV file containing the names you wish to import
6. Click Open and note the option to click whether the top row contains data or headers.
7. Click Verify Data and receive message from pre-flight:
8. Click Confirm (note that “receipts” are possible of All Presenters, Imported Presenters and Conflicts)
CTI has implemented a dashboard that allows administrators to view and manage all of the presentation form attempts submitted by users in one place. The “Form usage details” page includes rows for each form submission and Advanced search filters to help administrators sort through form attempts.
CTI has implemented a dashboard that allows administrators to view and manage all of the presentation form attempts submitted by users in one place. The “Form usage details” page includes rows for each form submission and Advanced search filters to help administrators sort through form attempts.
Go to Forms > Presentation forms > click on a form
With all of the presentation form attempts displayed in one place, administrators can quickly scan through and identify any issues or trends affecting your users’ experience. New filterable fields include the following:
Last updated – the date and time of the person’s last attempt
Person – the user who submitted the form
Status – “Success”, “Fail”, or “Reset”
Score – last submission count
Uses – how many times the user submitted the form
Administrators can delete form attempts under the row Actions by clicking “the trash can “Delete”. This can help administrators if the user needs to re-take a test or correct submitted form information. Note this action deletes all the submitted data for the person and removes the data from all reporting.
CTI has made it easier to input and manage important timing information by updating the time field pickers to various cAdmin locations, including Session details, Session roles, Presentations dashboard, and Campaign details.
CTI has made it easier to input and manage important timing information by updating the time field pickers to various cAdmin locations, including: – Session details – Session roles – Presentations dashboard – Campaign details
Administrators can pick the appropriate time from a dropdown menu, making the process faster and more accurate.
This checklist provides a detailed guide for meeting and client setup using cOASIS. It covers determining customer status, creating meeting contracts, session types, activities, locations, and sandbox testing.
This checklist provides a detailed guide for meeting and client setup using cOASIS. It covers determining customer status, creating meeting contracts, session types, activities, locations, and sandbox testing. The checklist includes: – Media type and template creation – Automation flags – Configuring presentation portals – Campaigns for presenters – Setting up Speaker Ready Rooms (SRR).
It also includes server setup, pre-event testing, and onsite operational checklists for daily use, including syncing presentations, quality checks, and assisting speakers with navigation.
cAdmin has been updated to include a new feature that allows users to easily clone a control to another meeting within the same association. This feature was previously available in the Classic Admin, and has now been added to the new cAdmin. By including this feature in the new cAdmin, administrator roles can easily copy controls and save time while managing multiple meetings within the same association.
cAdmin has been updated to include a new feature that allows users to easily clone a control to another meeting within the same association. This feature was previously available in the Classic Admin, and has now been added to the new cAdmin. By including this feature in the new cAdmin, administrator roles can easily copy controls and save time while managing multiple meetings within the same association.
1. To copy records to another meeting, the administrator should hover over Submissions and then select the “Copy records to another meeting” option.
2. The administrator can apply filters based on Completeness, Acceptance, Session Role Status, Session Status, Session Types, and Activity Types. There is an option to Select all or Unselect all. After applying the desired filters, click “Continue”
3. The administrator can either select individual controls or Select All controls. Choose the meeting to which you want to copy the controls at the bottom of the page (shown below). After selecting the target meeting, click “Continue” and check the control records in the meeting selected.
Speaker Ready Room (SRR) admins and CTI staff can use the Presentation management menu dashboard to quickly check the status of presentations before the start time, using the field filters to identify incomplete presentations that require attention.
With our new bulk action feature, you can now update extra data fields for one or multiple submissions quickly from the submissions dashboard. This update is specifically designed to help our administrators who work with large data sets and must make changes to multiple entries simultaneously.
With our new bulk action feature, administrators can now update extra data fields for one or multiple submissions quickly from the submissions dashboard. This update is specifically designed to help our administrators who work with large data sets and must make changes to multiple entries simultaneously. Updating taxonomy fields in bulk is currently not possible, but a future update will enable you to do so.
To use the bulk action feature: 1. Navigate to the submissions dashboard 2. Select the submissions that you want to update 3. Select the bulk action lightning bolt and choose the extra data field that you want to update 4. Type in the updated data and click “Update”
CTI has implemented a dashboard that allows administrators to view and manage all of the pre/post test form attempts submitted by users in one place. The “Form usage details” page includes rows for each form submission and Advanced search filters to help administrators sort through form attempts.
CTI has implemented a dashboard that allows administrators to view and manage all of the pre/post test form attempts submitted by users in one place. The “Form usage details” page includes rows for each form submission and Advanced search filters to help administrators sort through form attempts.
Go to Forms > Pre/Post test forms > click on a form.
With all of the pre/post test form attempts displayed in one place, administrators can quickly scan through and identify any issues or trends affecting your users’ experience. New filterable fields include the following:
Last updated – the date and time of the person’s last attempt
Person – the user who submitted the form
Status – “Success” or “Fail” depending on how the form was set up
Score – last submission counts
Uses – how many times the user submitted the form
Administrators can also delete form attempts under the row Actions by clicking the trash can (below). This can help administrators if the user needs to re-take a test or correct submitted form information. Note this action deletes all the submitted data for the person and removes the data from all reporting.
On the Submissions Dashboard, administrative users have the option to perform a custom bulk action on the submissions of their choice. This feature allows you to select one or multiple submissions and make a bulk action edit to the Program status using the lightning bolt icon.
On the Submissions Dashboard, administrative users have the option to perform a custom bulk action on the submissions of their choice. This feature allows you to select one or multiple submissions and make a bulk action edit to the Program status using the lightning bolt icon.
To change the Program status, follow these steps: 1. Select the checkbox of the submission(s) you wish to edit. Alternatively, you can select all submissions by clicking the three dots over the boxes and the “Select all” 2. Click on the “Lightning bolt” icon located at the top-right of the list 3. Select the “Program status” option 4. Choose the new Program status you would like to apply to all the selected submissions from the drop-down list 5. Finally, click the “Verify Change” button to apply the new program status to all selected submissions.
We have added a quick-link to the Support Files on the Edit campaign template pages and Landing pages allowing administrators to quickly input images for their email campaigns.
We have added a quick-link to the Support Files on the Edit campaign template pages and Landing pages allowing administrators to quickly input images for their email campaigns.
To use, click the link “Support Files” (above) located at the top right of the Edit campaign email template and Landing pages. You can also get to Support Files under Settings -> Meeting set-up -> Files. Follow the rest of the steps in the video below:
At this time, it is not possible to delete cAdmin forms in all our form-building tools. Instead, we recommend that administrators edit existing forms to suit their needs or create new ones. This is because forms are used to collect essential data, and deleting them could result in the loss of valuable information.
As with any new feature, we understand there may be some learning curves and potential areas for improvement. That’s why we welcome any feedback that you may have regarding your experience with Forms.
cAdmin implemented a series of role-based permission sets. Our clients’ 3 key roles are Administrator, Team Leader, and Program Team Member. All team members can access and edit the features best suited to their role, but Administrators can adjust their team’s level of access and individualize each member’s toolset as needed.
cAdmin implemented a series of role-based permission sets. Our clients’ 3 key roles are Administrator, Team Leader, and Program Team Member. All team members can access and edit the features best suited to their role, but Administrators can adjust their team’s level of access and individualize each member’s toolset as needed.
For more information about your association’s roles and permissions, please do not hesitate to contact our support team, who will be happy to assist you.
Presentation consent or disclosure forms are documents used to obtain informed consent or disclosure from individuals participating in a presentation. The form typically outlines the individual’s rights and responsibilities, including the right to refuse or withdraw consent.
Presentation consent or disclosure forms are documents used to obtain informed consent or disclosure from individuals participating in a presentation. The form typically outlines the individual’s rights and responsibilities, including the right to refuse or withdraw consent.
1. Go to Forms > Presentation forms 2. Click Add New Form. Form Name is internal only for differentiating naming conventions, and Display Name is the public-facing title for Portal. 3. Click and drag over “Group” and add the consent information or question. 4. Click and drag over “Radio” right underneath the Group and add the answer options. There is no need to set the “correct” answer as “I agree” or “I do not agree” could both be right shown below:
5. Click Save. 6. Click “Setup” to ensure the Behavior is set to “Strict”, making the form mandatory to fill out on Portal before the user can upload any files.
7. Click Preview/Test to test the functionality of the form.
An administrator assigns created presentation consent forms to the presentations on the Presentation dashboard or Presentation details. Then a presenter logs into the Portal and fills out the presentation consent form.
(UPDATED 2024) Assign presentation forms in bulk using the new Session Type/Activity Type grid located under Forms -> Presentation Forms.
Access a comprehensive summary by clicking on the cheat sheet provided below:
The number of users who have failed the form according to the form requirements set. The number calculates the user’s last attempt. #Successful plus #Failed should equal the #Users
The number of users who have passed the form according to the form requirements set. The number calculates the user’s last attempt. For example, if a user takes the form 3 times: Fail, Fail, Pass, the latest attempt will be recorded as Passed. A form-taker cannot go from “Successful” to “Failed” as the form does not allow users to change their answers once a form is passed
Total number of unique users who have completed the form. For example, the user completes the form once or a hundred times; it counts as one unique user completing the form
cAdmin dashboards now auto-save when you drag and drop field columns into a custom order.
cAdmin dashboards now auto-save when you drag and drop field columns into a custom order.
Saving field sorting includes pages with columns up and down in the dashboard (People, Submissions, Reviewers, Sessions, Sessioners, Presentations, Campaigns, Forms, Chatroom, etc.)
To use the Campaign Advanced Search, click and open a Campaign from the Campaign dashboard and select the Advanced search button ON:
The Response statuses are standard in cOASIS, and you can search by using the drop-down: • Not Started – might have received the email, but haven’t taken any action (i.e., clicking the landing page link) • Viewed – the landing page URL link has been clicked within the email body • Notify Action Selected – the user clicked a button on the landing page (e.g., Continue, Confirm, Accept, Decline) • Completed – depends on the Campaign Type. If the Campaign has no steps, the Response status will read “Viewed”. If the Campaign has steps and they finished all the steps, the Response status will read “Completed”
The Response action is a customizable button text. The value indicates what button the person clicked on the landing page. Examples include Confirm, Decline, and No Action. No Action – if the Campaign is Informational Only, it will automatically read No Action. It will also read “No Action” if the user has not clicked any of the buttons within the landing page and the applicable steps.
Please note the system cannot report on email-only campaign actions without a landing page link or Response action button. You will still receive the Sent date and Recipient list.
Maybe you want to restrict access to content. We’ve added a setting to control whether co-authors can view Portal presentations. Just turn their access on or off with an easy toggle in cPortal Settings.
We’ve added a setting to control whether co-authors can view or edit Portal presentations. Just turn their access on or off with an easy toggle in cPortal Settings.
1. Go to Settings -> Workflow applications -> cPortal -> click the Presentation tab 2. Check ON to give all co-authors permission to View, Add/Edit, or both presentations on the Portal
Administrators can use the Session Type details flags under Media control & automation to indicate how, by default, newly uploaded session media item flags will trickle down to each session under the session type umbrella.
Administrators can use the Session Type details flags under Media control & automation to indicate how, by default, newly uploaded session media item flags will trickle down to each session under the session type umbrella.
Please note only newly uploaded sessions will receive the updated flag after it has been set in Session Type details, meaning this needs to be done before session uploads start. For example, if I want PDF files to be flagged as “Use in session room,” only after I check the flag below will the newly uploaded PDFs have the flag automatically set.
The media items an administrator creates in Settings > Media Components > Media items will appear as the rows in the card’s table.
The time formats on this page use UTC, which stands for Coordinated Universal Time.
Use the image example to format your time standards for the “First day of meeting” and the “Last day of meeting.”
The “Last day of meeting” needs to be later than the latest session for your meeting and vice versa for the “First day of meeting,” or the session will not work correctly.
Administrators can use the Activity details flags under Media control & automation to indicate how, by default, newly uploaded presentation media item flags will trickle down to each assigned presentation.
Administrators can use the Activity details flags under Media control & automation to indicate how, by default, newly uploaded presentation media item flags will trickle down to each assigned presentation.
Please note only newly uploaded presentations will receive the updated flag after it has been set in Activity details, meaning this needs to be done prior to uploads starting. For example, if I want PDF files to be flagged as “Use in session room,” only after I check the flag below will the newly uploaded PDFs have the flag automatically set.
The media items an administrator creates in Settings > Media Components > Media items will appear as the rows in the card’s table.
Check the flags to set the following: – Name of media type: Name as entered in the Media Items settings page. – Use as the initial media player: This is the primary video for the Activity’s presentation. If multiple media items are flagged, the last media item uploaded will be the primary video. – Use as additional file: A flag in this column indicates that the file is supplementary (e.g., PDF handout or white paper, URL, video, etc.) – Use in session room: Select to indicate that the file should be synchronized to the on-site presentation management system and used on the speaker podium in the session room. – Use for thumbnail: Select to indicate that this media item will be the first file that appears in the player screen for the session or presentation. If multiple flags are selected, the last media item uploaded will be the default thumbnail. This thumbnail can be overridden at the Session type details, Session details, and Presentation details levels. In most cases, the thumbnail will be the same item as the initial player media. – Actions: Click ‘Select all’ to choose all the flags or ‘Deselect all’ to remove all the flags.
1. Choose “Export Data” in the upper right-hand corner
2. Select “Page views” and “All days” (or any specific day)
3. Create a Pivot Table in Excel by clicking “Insert > Recommended Pivot Tables > select one that starts with ‘Count of PKey”
4. In the Pivot Table, choose the fields “PKey” (number of clicks), “SessionType” and “SessionTitle”
1. Choose “Export Data” in the upper right-hand corner 2. Select “Page views” and “All days” (or any specific day) 3. Create a Pivot Table in Excel by clicking “Insert > Recommended Pivot Tables > select one that starts with ‘Count of PKey” 4. In the Pivot Table, choose the fields “PKey” (number of clicks), “SessionType” and “SessionTitle”
Total clicked per Session Type with Grand Total at the bottom:
Adding “SessionTitle” to the Pivot Table allows you to document how many views each session received shown below:
Adding more Pivot Table Fields like Presentation Title, Presentation ID, First/Last Name, etc., will narrow this information even more. Select the “PathRaw” field to copy and paste the exact link at the end of the cAttendee URL to view what was clicked.
There are 4 View Types an attendee can consume the content. An administrator can find the totals in Export -> Video views: D = On-demand, P = PDF, L = Live-streaming, U = Undefined
View Type is an update to CTI’s Analytics providing valuable data on how attendees consumed the session or presentation in your meeting. An administrator can download a report to summarize live-streaming, on-demand, and PDF views.
View Type is an update to CTI’s Analytics providing valuable data on how attendees consumed the session or presentation in your meeting. An administrator can download a report to summarize live-streaming, on-demand, and PDF views.
Go to the Analytics tab and: 1. Choose “Export Data” in the upper right-hand corner 2. Select “Video views” and “All days” (or any specific day) 3. Create a Pivot Table in Excel by selecting “Insert > Recommended Pivot Tables > select one that starts with ‘Count of PKey” 4. In the Pivot Table, choose the fields “PKey” (number of clicks from the individuals), and “ViewType”
Adding more Pivot Table Fields like Session Type, Session Title, Presentation Title, Presentation ID, First/Last Name, etc., will narrow this information down to the individual. Select the “PathRaw” field to copy and paste the exact link at the end of the cAttendee URL to view what was clicked.
Below shows, under the “P” for PDF, the Session Type views for PDFs, Session Titles, and Presentation Titles.
Explore our self-paced Trainual course on Analytics (Clients). For login credentials, start with “Forgot password?” If additional assistance is needed, please contact e.eisenmann@ctimeetingtech.com
Use the following checklist if an administrator wants to add, remove, or change a presenter role in a chatroom.
1. Go to Onsite > Chatroom dashboard – Optionally switch ON the Advanced search. Search by Room, Type, and Title to filter the list. Click the “target” for available search options
2. Use the three dots in the upper left-hand corner to Clear All the chatrooms to make sure no previous selections remain
3. Select the chatroom(s) you would like to update by checking the box(es)
4. Hover over one of the chatrooms and click the Details arrow of the selected chatroom – Hover over the person you want to remove and use the trash can to delete – Select “Add Chatroom Roles.” Enter the first name, last name, and email address of the presenter (this person must already be in the People dashboard) – Make sure to check the “Presenter” flag for the new presenter (shown below)
5. Regenerate the Chatroom – Go back to the Chatroom dashboard – You should still have at least one chatroom selected from step 3. Click “Generate room” in the upper right-hand corner (shown below)
If no presentation chatrooms have been created or you need to add Presenters to chatrooms, follow these steps: 1. Go to the Presentations dashboard 2. Select the presentation boxes you would like to add chat notifications for presenters. Use the advanced search to filter the presentations 3. Click the bulk action icon “Add chatrooms” 4. Check “Add presenter to chatroom” 5. Click “ADD”
Check the Chatrooms for Presenters 1. Go to Onsite > Chatroom dashboard 2. Select a Chatroom 3. Make sure the Presenter flag is checked for the presenters that want to receive the chatroom notifications. Unchecking the flag below unassigns the presenter from the chat email notifications at any point.
When sending out the email, the ChatroomActivity function consolidates a list of presentation titles that are linked to the Presentation details page in cAttendee. – After a presenter clicks on one of the links, the presenter needs to login to cAttendee and then is redirected to the presentation details page where they can respond after clicking “Join Chat” – The ChatroomActivity execution depends on the timeframe chosen by the presenter in their cAttendee Settings (e.g., hourly, daily, weekly). For example, if the presenter chooses daily – Notifications sent: Top of the hour, midnight for daily, Sunday at midnight for weekly on the meeting time zone set in Settings > Meeting Information > Overview
There are custom terms for Frequency, Never, Hourly, Daily, and Weekly. The meaning of these terms cannot change, but the term itself can (e.g., “Daily” could be set “Every day”) shown below:
Administrators can set two presenter notification popup texts: 1. Initial notification popup instruction – pops up the first time a presenter logs in to cAttendee. NOTE: Only presenters see the initial popup.
2. Return notification popup instruction – pops up when a presenter checks their Chat notification settings under their user information. NOTE: Only presenters see the Chat notification settings option under their user information. Non-presenters will not see the option.
1. Go to Settings -> Virtual/hybrid meeting applications -> cAttendee 2. Click the tab “Chat system” 3. Make sure “Chat system enabled” and “Use notifications” are set to ON 4. Fill in the “Date notifications stop,” which is when the presentation chat will stop working – Chat notifications will not work if “Date notification stop” is not filled in – Date Format recognizes multiple formats like “12/25/2023 12:00” and reformats as below
Administrators will not see the Presentation Chat Notification setup if the meeting is not contracted with CTI.
CTI introduced a notification email for presenters when they receive a chat message after their scheduled session. Attendees can send a chat message to a presenter within the cAttendee presentation after the session, and the presenter will be notified via a customizable cAdmin email.
Presenters can individually turn the message notifications on and off when they first log in to cAttendee as part of Attendee Central, which includes welcome messages, privacy settings, and attendees setting their interests. Each presenter can modify their notifications in their cAttendee profile settings. The presenter chat notification feature will need to be contracted for your meeting. Let your project manager know if you are interested.
Because this is a contracted feature for your meeting, it must be part of the contract with CTI.
To view the contract settings (only product owners can turn this setting on): 1. Go to Settings -> Association info & administration -> Meeting creation & scope of work 2. Under Virtual meeting modules contracted, “Chat alerts” must be set to ON
Presentation Chat Notifications will not work if this is not ON.
A Meeting Organizer can navigate to the Presentation details, modify the CME review status, and include a CME comment if necessary. The altered CME review status triggers the sending of a customized, automated email to the presenter or reviewer. The system does not enforce or remind an administrator to add a CME review comment upon a CME review status change. Editing comments is not available.
1. Presenter Uploads Presentation: • The Presenter logs into the Portal and uploads the presentation. • The CTI Application processes the presentation, and the meeting organizer sets the CME review status to “Review required” via the Presentations dashboard.
2. CME Reviewer Notification and Review: • The CME Reviewer is notified via email about the assigned presentation. • The CME Reviewer logs into the Portal and changes the CME status to “In-review,” preventing further changes by the Presenter during the review.
3. CME Review Completion: • The CME Reviewer updates the CME status to either “Approved,” “Approved with changes,” or “Not approved.” • If the status is “Approved,” an automated email notifies the Presenter, concluding the CME review process. • If the status is “Approved with changes,” an email directs the Presenter to log in, view Reviewer comments, and make necessary adjustments. Once done, the CME status is automatically set to “Re-Review,” prompting the CME Reviewer to reassess. • If the status is “Not approved,” an email guides the Presenter to log in, view Reviewer comments, and take action based on the following scenarios: – In the Speaker Ready Room (SRR): Edit the presentation directly on the SRR computer.Outside SRR: Log into the Portal from any computer, delete the current presentation, and upload a revised version. – After editing or uploading, the CME workflow status automatically changes to “Re-Review,” triggering an email to the CME Reviewer.
4. Re-Review Process: • The CME Reviewer is notified to log in and reassess the presentation. • The process resumes from step 3, with the status now set to “In-review.”
5. Presenter Update to Approved Presentation: • A Presenter may choose to upload a new file to a presentation with a status of “Approved.” • The CME workflow status changes to “Previously Approved,” notifying the CME Reviewer. • The CME Review workflow process restarts from step 3.
The CME review status is accessible on the Presentation dashboard, enabling meeting organizers to filter presentations based on specific CME review statuses and track the progress of CME presentations.
Any presentation not manually designated as “Review Required” will display a “blank” CME review status. Further details on this can be found in the section above titled “Assigning Presentations from the Presentations Dashboard to the CME Reviewer.”
Click the “Edit” icon of the notification email you wish to customize.
Use the Merge field “{Person.EmailAddress}” for Reviewers and “{fld:Author.EmailAddress}” for Presenters in the “To” field. Note that both may be “Person,” depending on the meeting’s data.
3. Fill in the customized “From address” for each association. 4. Customize the Subject and Content using different formatting and images, following the style of Campaign emails. Utilize Merge fields and Merge terms to personalize the email message for individuals.
Use the “How-to’s” on the left side of the Portal Settings to learn how to insert customized images and utilize the merge fields and terms. Please note that there is no HTML access to the Subject Line, From address, CC list, and BCC list.
Go to Settings > Workflow applications > cPortal > click the CME Review tab
The following need to be ON: – Show CME review tab – Show session tab – Show CME review process elements
Leave the status terms as default, or change them if you prefer. Status Terms are used on the Portal for both the reviewer and presenter to change and view
Click “Edit” to update the following email notifications for different Portal status actions taken:
– Notification mail template to presenter for a new presentation media item uploaded: Sends a confirmation email to the presenter when they have uploaded a new presentation media item – Notification mail template to reviewer for a new file to review: Sends an email to the reviewer when the presenter uploads a new file – Notification mail template to presenter for approved status: Sends an email to the presenter about their approval status – Notification mail template to reviewer for a previously reviewed replacement: Sends an email to the reviewer that a file has been updated – Notification mail template to presenter for approved with changes status: Sends an email to the presenter that their presentation was approved with changes – Notification mail template to presenter for not approved status: Sends an email to the presenter that their presentation is not approved – Notification mail template to reviewer for a re-review: Sends an email to the reviewer that they need to re-review a presentation
1. Use advanced search functionality to search for CME sessions by either session type, category, or extra session field 2. Assign those sessions to the CME Reviewer. Filter by CME sessions, select the sessions, and click the assign icon shown below 3. Search for the CME Reviewer (Ryan Reed) and assign
1. Go to the People dashboard and search for the person (e.g., CME Reviewer Ryan Reed) 2. Select the person(s), click the bulk action “Invite” 3. Select “Organizer” from the dropdown 4. Click “CME Reviewer” 5. Select “Preview” and “Continue”
Note: Explore self-service options through our introduction Trainual course.
1. Create a new activity under Settings -> Meeting set-up -> Collection activities & roles 2. Click “Create a New Activity” 3. Name the activity, choose an Author Block Style, and check “Session Organizer.” Fill out the rest of the activity information 4. Click “ADD”
Merge Fields allow an admin to reference different meeting fields to personalize the emails for each recipient. For example, Person – first name will personalize this message for each recipient to their actual first name.
Watch the video below to learn how to use and test merge fields to personalize your email campaigns.
If you want to add a link to a specific tab in Portal, use the “Link via Portal” option and choose the tab you want the person directed to in Portal, e.g., {fld:PortalLink param:submit}.
Not all meeting fields are available. Please let us know if there are other fields you would like to be added.
• Meeting Name • Meeting Dates • Location • Year • Contact Information • Support Information • Deadlines • Client Website
Using custom merge terms for your meetings is highly beneficial. It allows you to update recurring details, like the Meeting Name, in one place. This means you only need to update the Meeting Name once for all future meetings, saving administrators time.
Watch the short video to learn how to set up and add merge terms in an email.
Standardized reporting has been added for pre-test and post-test forms available within the Program Planner and Virtual Meeting to support both on-site and virtual attendees at hybrid meetings. Meeting administrators can quickly download the form results for any form on the Forms dashboard. Pre-test form reports will be helpful for presenters to gauge their audiences’ knowledge before the session. Post-test forms help assess the session and can be used for accreditation.
Standardized reporting has been added for pre-test and post-test forms available within the Program Planner and Virtual Meeting to support both on-site and virtual attendees at hybrid meetings.
Meeting administrators can quickly download the form results for any form on the Forms dashboard. Pre-test form reports will be helpful for presenters to gauge their audiences’ knowledge before the session. Post-test forms help assess the session and can be used for accreditation.
To view a form’s report: 1. Go to the Forms dashboard 2. Hover over the form and select the action “Reports”
3. There are currently three standardized reporting options:
– Distribution: Ideal for pivot tables and Power BI because of its rectangular dataset. The download repeats the question for each answer. Distribution includes the Form Name, Each question, Each answer, the Correct answer, the Total number of form-takers, How many people selected each answer, and the Percent of each question selected divided by the total number of question-takers. Shown below:
– Distribution Handout: Ideal for easy consumption as its layout is more like a traditional test. Presenters could be given a downloaded pre-test PDF to understand where to focus their attention in the session. Includes the same information as ‘Distribution’. Shown below:
Selection Raw: Includes a time stamp for each individual Person Key, Form Key, how each question was answered, and the correct answers.
4. Optionally export the form as an HTML, XSLX, or PDF file by clicking one of the links in the upper left-hand corner:
CTI introduced a notification email for presenters when they receive a chat message after their scheduled session. Attendees can send a chat message to a presenter within the cAttendee presentation after the session, and the presenter will be notified via a customizable cAdmin email.
CTI introduced a notification email for presenters when they receive a chat message after their scheduled session. Attendees can send a chat message to a presenter within the cAttendee presentation after the session, and the presenter will be notified via a customizable email.
Presenters can individually turn the message notifications on and off when they first log in to cAttendee as part of Attendee Central, which includes optional welcome messages, privacy settings, and attendees setting their interests. Each presenter can modify their notifications in their cAttendee profile settings. The presenter chat notification feature will need to be contracted for your meeting. Let your project manager know if you are interested.
Use the checklist below to set up the presentation chat notifications for presenters:
View the video or follow the steps below to learn how to upload a clickable image to the notification’s popups for cAttendee. This is the same process for adding images in email campaigns.
1. Go to Settings -> Meeting set-up -> Files 2. Click Upload a New File 3. Click ‘Browse’ and upload a file from your computer 4. Find the File Name you just uploaded and click the icon “Copy URL to Clipboard” 5. Go to Settings -> Virtual/hybrid meeting applications -> cAttendee 6. Click the tab Chat system 7. Click under either Initial notification popup or Return notification popup instruction 8. Select the Image icon
9. Paste the link under Image Info URL 10. Every image may be different sizes. Use the locked Width and Height to adjust the image size. Add optional custom border, spacing, and alignment 11. Click the second tab, “Link” to set up the clickable URL when a presenter clicks the image
As on-site meetings resume, and the need for analyzing the traffic patterns of both on-site and virtual attendees grows, a new integration lets you track onsite attendance in the Room Attendance Dashboard, down to the individual attendee. Connect RFID, BLE or scanned attendee badges to this new integration and gain valuable insights.
As on-site meetings resume, and the need for analyzing the traffic patterns of both on-site and virtual attendees grows, a new integration lets you track onsite attendance in the Room Attendance Dashboard, down to the individual attendee. Connect RFID, BLE or scanned attendee badges to this new integration and gain valuable insights.
Find the Room Attendance Dashboard under the Onsite tab.
Pre-Tests and Post-Tests are available within the Program Planner and Virtual Meeting to support both on-site and virtual attendees at hybrid meetings. Admins can now “clone”/copy a pre-existing form into another pre-test or post-test, carrying over all the original form’s questions, answers, and settings. With this feature, you don’t need to build the same forms over and over.
Pre-Tests and Post-Tests are available within the Program Planner and Virtual Meeting to support both on-site and virtual attendees at hybrid meetings. Admins can now “clone”/copy a pre-existing form into another pre-test or post-test, carrying over all the original form’s questions, answers, and settings. With this feature, you don’t need to build the same forms over and over.
View the video below to learn how to clone a form:
Users of CTI’s Presentation Management application can now find improved navigation for managing the on-site Session Room. We’ve reorganized the settings into three tabs based on site settings, disclosures, and presentation presenter timer. The three new tabs provide a better structure for the session room settings, though no new functionality was added.
Users of CTI’s Presentation Management application can now find improved navigation for managing the on-site Session Room. We’ve reorganized the settings into three tabs based on site settings, disclosures, and presentation presenter timer. The three new tabs provide a better structure for the session room settings, though no new functionality was added. Also, three buttons in the upper right-hand corner provide quick access to login into the session room for quick testing (not full-screen mode), go to the sessions’ Locations for onsite presentation full-screen mode, and set up session room break slides.
cOASIS program data is often the “source of truth” for the vendor community supporting customer meetings. Meeting planners can make changes in cAdmin and have data made available to registration companies, external journal library vendors, external content management systems and others. Data managed in the cOASIS application has long been available to be pulled by these external systems through a combination of reporting and function-specific APIs. CTI has now released the first administratively controlled bulk action push integration, which can be customized to push cAdmin data to a third party’s web-service.
cOASIS program data is often the “source of truth” for the vendor community supporting customer meetings. Meeting planners can make changes in cAdmin and have data made available to registration companies, external journal library vendors, external content management systems and others. Data managed in the cOASIS application has long been available to be pulled by these external systems through a combination of reporting and function-specific APIs. CTI has now released the first administratively controlled bulk action push integration, which can be customized to push cAdmin data to a third party’s web-service.
The first integration added is with a media management provider, MediaSite, an on-site session recording product. Administrative users can select sessions that they wish to have MediaSite record at their meetings, click on the Integrate bulk action, and the sessions & presentations will be forwarded via web-services to MediaSite, receiving in return the “play code” from MediaSite that will allow virtual meeting users to watch the content on-demand once it has been recorded.
By placing this function within cAdmin, meeting planners have control over which sessions are ready to be recorded and can make live changes during the on-site portion of a hybrid meeting. Customers using MediaSite as their on-site content collection vendor need only set-up the MediaSite vendor in the Settings -> Vendor section of the site and add any role activities (eg co-chairs, moderators) to an exclusion list should they wish to exclude from recording.
This functionality will be expanded throughout the coming quarters to include push-type integrations with other vendors.
1. Navigate to the Presentation details 2. Under Media items, click “Replace media item file”
3. Select the file to replace. Do not exit out of the upload process. Larger files may take a few minutes, depending on internet connection. The page will update automatically when finished.
4. Larger updated files (e.g., one-hour videos) might say “Pending” or “Processing” – you may need to reload the page to view the updated status.
NOTE: The analytics will not be impacted because they are linked to the presentation. However, the updated file name will be reflected if changed in the “Video views” exported analytics.
cAdmin’s presentation timer is a tool configured in the session room settings used for onsite meetings to effectively manage presentation timing by giving instant feedback to presenters and production vendors. Five fully customizable timer phases display on any meeting production computer. Tailor your presentation timer phases with custom color sets, timer display settings, font style, and enforce program efficiency with skip to last slide or auto-close presentation.
cAdmin’s presentation timer is a tool configured in the session room settings used for onsite meetings to effectively manage presentation timing by giving instant feedback to presenters and production vendors. Five fully customizable timer phases display on any meeting production computer. Tailor your presentation timer phases with custom color sets, timer display settings, font style, and enforce program efficiency with skip to last slide or auto-close presentation.
To set up the timer settings: – Make sure the Timer Settings is set “Enabled” ON – Edit the Timer layout and what display screen (primary is the main screen and secondary is only the speaker screen)
The 4 “Actions” below are what happens at the start of the phase.
– Do nothing: no action (but color changes and messages can still be applied) – Open first slide: first slide in the presentation auto-opens – Open last slide: last slide in the presentation auto-opens – Force close: presentation auto-closes (might be a 1 to 5-second delay depending on file size)
1. Above is an example. The first timer phase starts at the beginning of the presentation when set to 100%. The “Timer color” will show on the screen in green. Fonts are set to default and are configurable. 2. For the second phase above, at 60 seconds left, the timer turns yellow, and the configurable message on the screen, “1 Minute Remaining” prompts the presenter.
3. At 0s, the Action is set to “Do nothing,” but the timer color changes to light red. 4. At -30s, the action is “Open last slide.” The Timer color turns dark red, and the presenter gets a message that the presentation will auto-close in 30 seconds. 5. At -60s, the presentation is automatically closed. The “Action” is set to “Force close.” This may be delayed 1 to 5 seconds, depending on the presentation size. No message text is needed as presentation will auto-close.
Testing: Administrators will want to set up a test presentation of 2 minutes in length to test the timer settings in the Session Room.
Additional details: Remember to use either the label “s” or “%” after the number for “Starts at (% or s) before the end.”
Please note, if you set any percent or seconds left with a negative sign before the number (e.g., -30s), the presentation will stay up 30 seconds after the end of the presentation time. Meaning the presenter received an extra 30 seconds of presentation time.
Pre-test and Post-test Forms feature a question builder that administrative users will find under the cAdmin navigation item called “Forms > Pre/Post test forms”. The Forms dashboard allows administrators to manage Forms that have already been created, report on data collected in Forms, and create new forms using “drag & drop” Form builder functions. The new feature allows pre-test and post-test forms to be used for sessions in cAttendee and PP8. Attendees attending a meeting will be able to take pre-tests and post-tests based on configured availability date/times (e.g., before a session) and configured registration limits (e.g., registration codes, ticketed sessions).
Pre-test and Post-test Forms feature a question builder that administrative users will find under the cAdmin navigation item called “Forms > Pre/Post test forms”. The Forms dashboard allows administrators to manage Forms that have already been created, report on data collected in Forms, and create new forms using “drag & drop” Form builder functions.
The new feature allows pre-test and post-test forms to be used for sessions in cAttendee and PP8 (Program Planner). Attendees attending a meeting will be able to take pre-tests and post-tests based on configured availability date/times (e.g., before a session) and configured registration limits (e.g., registration codes, ticketed sessions). These forms are fully customizable by administrators as well as reporting.
To create a pre-test form: 1. Go to Forms -> Pre/Post test forms 2. Click “Add form” and select “Session pre test” 3. The “Name” is the internal name (e.g., Session 199 Pre-test). The “Display Name” is the name attendees will see (e.g., Pre-test). Click “Add” 4. Find the pre-test Name, and on the right under “Actions,” click “Edit form” to create the pre-test. Use the How-to’s on the left side of the page to help set up the questions and formatting 5. Go to the Sessions dashboard 6. Select the session details you’d like to add a pre-test 7. Select “Add Form” under Pre-test forms – Select the Form Name – Optionally add Reg Code(s), so only those attendees with the Reg Code(s) see the form with no spaces separated by commas (e.g., NURSE,888,111) – Select an Open date either with a preset or a “Custom time” for when an attendee is allowed to take the pre-test – Select a Close date either with preset or a “Custom time” for when the pre-test will become unavailable
8. When the form is complete, we want to check the two flags “Ready” and “Is Public” to activate the test by clicking the “Edit” action. Make sure the test is completely set up correctly before checking the flags, as once it is public, it will negatively affect the results. To edit the pre-test again, click the “Edit” icon and unselect the two boxes
Creating a post-test form is similar to a pre-test form with an optional pre-test dependency mentioned in step 4: 1. Go to Forms -> Pre/Post test forms 2. Click “Add form” and select “Session post test” 3. The “Name” is the internal name (e.g., Session 199 Post-test). The “Display Name” is the name attendees will see (e.g., Post-test) 4. Select a “Dependent form” if you would like the attendee to either: – Successfully take a pre-test before taking the post-test – Complete a numeric score above a certain number (e.g., Value = 7) before taking the post-test. For example, there are 10 questions. If an administrator sets the “Value” number at 7, it means the attendee must score an 8 or higher on the pre-test in order to take the post-test – Complete a numeric score below a certain number before taking the post-test. With the example above, the attendee must score a 6 or lower in order to take the post-test. 5. Find the post-test Name, and on the right under “Actions,” click “Edit form” to create the post-test. Use the How-to’s on the left side of the page to help set up the questions and formatting 6. Go to the Sessions dashboard 7. Select a session details 8. Select “Add Form” under Post-test forms – Select the Form Name – Optionally add Reg Code(s), so only those attendees with the Reg Code(s) see the form with no spaces separated by commas (e.g., NURSE,888,111) – Select an Open date either with a preset or a “Custom time” for when an attendee is allowed to take the post-test – Select a Close date either with preset or a “Custom time” for when the post-test will become unavailable
9. When the form is complete, we want to check the two flags “Ready” and “Is Public” to activate the test by clicking the “Edit” action. Make sure the test is completely set up correctly before checking the flags, as once it is public, it will negatively affect the results. To edit the post-test again, click the “Edit” icon and unselect the two boxes
Standard templates called “Starter Campaigns” are templates that have been made available for all meetings to help give clients a “starting point” for traditional meeting email campaigns. Any new meeting created will have these Starter Campaigns available. These templates will provide clients with a head start managing presenters, abstracts, and the review process within the cAdmin system.
Standard templates called “Starter Campaigns” are templates that have been made available for all meetings to help give clients a “starting point” for traditional meeting email campaigns. Any new meeting created will have these Starter Campaigns available. These templates will provide clients with a head start managing presenters, abstracts, and the review process within the cAdmin system.
To use the Starter Campaigns: 1. Under the Campaigns tab, click “Add Campaign” 2. Select “Campaign templates -> Campaign Type”
3. We’ll use the example “Abstract Accept: Poster”
4. Campaign Name is an internal name only admins see in cAdmin 5. Display Name will be seen by the participants in the Portal. These names can be the same or you can make them different for internal naming convention 6. Default Expiration Date is when the campaign will expire, meaning after the expiration date the recipient (or presenter) will no longer have access. For example, an admin does not want to make the review site available to abstract reviewers if the review site has already closed. 7. Choose a Content Display Type – Email Only: Contains only the subject line, the from email, and the email body (Ex., a personal email one sends to another) – Informational: Same as Email Only, but includes a randomly generated URL link for each participant which goes to a web-based component of the campaign for the participant to view more extensive details like the exact session titles or dates. Links are important to utilize because the longer the email is, the more likely it will go to a person’s spam folder. Links help break up the more detailed information in the original email. – Email Only& Informational emails land in the participant’s Messages tab in Portal – Action with Steps: Same as Informational, but after a link is clicked within the email taking the participant to another page, the participant follows a step-by-step process. – Action Only – No Steps: Same as Informational, but one action needs to be performed by the participant. For example, a participant clicks on a link and is taken to a page where they need to either Accept or Decline to confirm their participation. The Accept or Decline would be the one action taken (with no steps involved). This action is customizable by the administrator. – Both Action emails land in the participant’s Tasks tab in Portal 8. Default Campaign: Provides the opportunity to clone an existing template to save admin time. For example, many campaigns may have similar verbiage or structure 9. Hide campaign from Contributor Portal: Check this box so the campaign does not appear in the user’s Portal and is only sent to their Inbox 10. Applies to: Check the box that the campaign is in regards to. For example, if we’re asking for a reviewer to review something, we’d check Reviewer 11. Description: Optional to fill in. Only admins will see this field. This is useful for organizational purposes for client staff and the CTI Client Services team. We’d recommend one or two sentences describing the campaign. 12. Click “Add.”
Administrators can also create a new campaign from another campaign in the meeting by choosing the second option below:
For more information on Campaigns, check out the Campaigns Trainual unit.
CTI has implemented a new process to store media upload completion status on the Presentations dashboard allowing administrators to quickly use the Advanced Search function to view Completed or Incomplete presentations. When a presenter finishes the uploading presentation(s) process to their Portal, the Presentations dashboard field “Completion status” in cAdmin will turn “Complete.”
CTI has a process to store media upload completion status on the Presentations dashboard allowing administrators to quickly use the Advanced Search function to view Completed or Incomplete presentations. When a presenter finishes the uploading presentation(s) process to their Portal, the Presentations dashboard field “Completion status” in cAdmin will turn “Complete.”
Uploaders in Portal will see green and red indicators that presentation upload(s) are either complete or incomplete, shown below:
Uploaders clicking “Only Incomplete” in the top right corner to show only incomplete presentations below:
Below we will go over how to set up a standard pre-test before an attendee attends a session at your event. Often, these pre-tests gauge an attendee’s knowledge before they attend the session. Then after the session, attendees might take a post-test which we’ll cover in another video.
A long-time feature of cSLIDE was displaying a set of available information slides (called “Break Slides”) within a session room when presentations were not active. A presenter can click a button on the Session Room computer, and break slides come upon all the screens in that room.
View the video below on how to set up break slides:
Enable or disable live streaming. Streaming configurations are set up under Settings -> Media components -> Streaming & layout. If turned off, streaming configurations will not work