Limit networking visibility with user tags
During certain events, high-profile attendees (e.g. CEOs) may need limited visibility to avoid unwanted contact from the general audience. Use user tags to restrict who can initiate networking with specific people, helping protect their privacy and reduce unsolicited outreach.
How it works
Create a user tag and specify in the Advanced tab which tags are permitted to initiate contact. This lets organisers curate the experience for high-profile attendees.
Anyone without a permitted tag cannot initiate networking with a restricted user. However, if a restricted user reaches out first — by sending a message or scheduling an appointment — the recipient can respond. They cannot, however, schedule a follow-up appointment themselves.
If a restricted user accepts a networking request, the other person gains access to all networking options for as long as they remain connected.
Restricted users can network with anyone freely, unless the other person has their own networking limitations in place.
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