Meeting new people with similar interests is one of the top reasons individuals choose to attend an event. The In-App Chat section allows Advocacy Day attendees to communicate one-on-one without having to share their personal information. It's simple. Users click on a profile from the App Users list and send that person a message. The In-App Chat feature is similar to text messaging.

Say thank you to your generous sponsors by showcasing them within your app. Your sponsors can be showcased in several formats. Sponsors can be displayed either in a separate section within the app similar to the back page of a traditional conference booklet, displayed as a banner at the bottom of a page, or displayed as a popup screen. Want your attendees to gain insight on who your sponsors are? We can link a URL to your sponsor's logo allowing app users to view their website to learn more information about them. Lastly, provide your sponsors with impression and engagement analytics which can be found in your dashboard.

Control who has access to your app. Authorize access only to users signed up for the app. Do you have levels of membership? Deny certain users the ability to view particular pages within the app. Lastly, give users the freedom of not having to remember another password by signing into the app via Facebook or Twitter.

Keep Advocacy Day attendees updated with last minute changes or event reminders via push notifications. The push notifications can be prescheduled for event reminders or manually entered for last minute changes. Lastly, direct users to a specific page within the app or to an external URL once the push notification is opened.

Have your Advocacy Day documents including advocacy one-pagers, leave-behinds, and background information stored within the app in the Resources Section. Documents are uploaded via PDF allowing app users to view and download the PDF directly to their phone.

Have a central location to list all scheduled meetings or keep schedules private allowing users only to see their scheduled meetings. Additional meeting attendees can be added to the meeting notes by the organizer via the dashboard. Also, users' meeting schedules can be synced to their device's calendar reminding them of their upcoming meetings.

Highlight your conference speakers and their session topics.

Advocacy Day attendees can read about their elected official before their meetings. Elected official profiles include their photo, office address, office phone number, short biography, website link, and social media links.

This section contains a map of the US Capitol and an indoor map of the Capitol. For state Advocacy Days, the Map Section contains a map of the State Capitol. Users can choose to sync the map with Google Maps for driving and walking directions.

A custom feedback form is created with your questions. Choose from a variety of data response fields including multiple-choice, check-boxes, paragraph, single line, and numbers. Furthermore, you can choose to receive email alerts after each feedback form response or easily retrieve feedback form responses from the backend of the app and export the data.

Keep your users connected by showcasing your social media channels. The app integrates Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and Vimeo.

Users can stay engaged and social on the app by posting photos, videos and sharing messages from the Advocacy Day. This feature is similar to having a social media page within the app in which anything posted is for the entire community to view and comment on.

Have a complete Advocacy Day training video catalog showcased within the app including videos explaining what to expect during Advocacy Day and a detailed summary about your public policy agenda.

Users can search for uploaded documents using keywords. Also, users can search the calendar using keywords to quickly view specific meeting details.