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Can an Event Be Edited or Modified After Activation Is Purchased?

Yes, events can be edited or modified after activation has been purchased—with a few important limitations.

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Setting Up and Activating Your Event in Curator Live

Efficient event setup and activation are crucial for ensuring a smooth experience on Curator Live. This guide outlines the key steps to help you purchase, configure, and activate your event successfully, including tips for preparing timelines and customization options. Below are the detailed steps:

Step 1: Deciding on Purchase Timing

You can decide on when to purchase your event based on your planning needs:

  • Before the Event Starts: It is recommended to purchase the event before its start date to ensure everything is set up. This includes configuring necessary details and reviewing content.

  • After the Event Starts: For certain configurations such as removing filters like black-and-white, you can make changes both before and after making the purchase. This flexibility ensures you can fine-tune your event without being tied to a specific timeline.

Step 2: Choosing a Purchase Option

When purchasing the event, you will need to choose an appropriate payment option. While the platform formerly referred to a basic plan priced at $29, always review the latest available pricing and plans to select the one that best suits your needs.

Step 3: Configuring Event Activation Period

To be fully prepared, consider the following when configuring the activation period:

  • Include buffer days around your event. For instance, you may want to set the event to start a day earlier and end a day later for testing or last-minute changes.

  • Utilize customization features like removing filters (e.g., black-and-white mode), which can be done at any time before or after purchasing.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can smoothly set up and activate your event in Curator Live. From determining the right purchase timing and options to configuring an inclusive activation period, these guidelines will help you optimize your event experience. ✅ What Can Be Edited

Once an event is active, you can still update many settings from the Curator Live website, including:

  • Event branding (overlays, logos, colors)

  • Experience type or content settings

  • Data capture settings (if using survey mode)

  • Media delivery options

  • Guest messaging and sharing options

These changes are allowed and supported, but they will not take effect until the event is refreshed on the iOS device.


🚫 What Cannot Be Changed

After an event is activated, you cannot modify the event start or end date/time.You can reach out to our support to adjust time if enough time is given for the request. These are locked in once activation is complete. Additionally, when configuring the activation period, it is advisable to include buffer days around your event for purposes like testing or last-minute updates. For instance, setting the event to begin a day earlier and end a day later can provide extra flexibility.


🔄 How to Apply Changes to the App

To ensure any changes you've made take effect:

  1. Open the Curator Live app on the iOS device.

  2. Refresh or re-download the event.

  3. Confirm that your updates appear and are functioning correctly.

It is the user’s responsibility to make sure all updates made on the website are properly reflected in the app before the event goes live.


📝 Summary

|Can I...|Allowed After Activation?|Additional Notes| |---|---|---| |Change start/end time|❌ No|Consider configuring buffer days in advance.| |Edit overlays, branding, settings|✅ Yes|Brand and presentation customizations can be adjusted as needed.| |Modify delivery or survey options|✅ Yes|Ensure updates are refreshed in the app.| |Apply changes without refreshing|❌ No|Manual refresh of the event is required in the app.|


For best results, always refresh the event in the app after making any updates on the website. Need help? Reach out to our support team for guidance.

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