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Group Messaging Tool

Group Messaging Tool

Overview

What it is: A built-in chat tool that lets you send group messages to all guests booked for a specific experience.

Key benefits:

  • Makes communication with guests faster and easier before and after events.

  • Helps you keep everyone in the loop with updates or last-minute changes.

  • Reduces no-shows and increases guest satisfaction by managing information in one place.

Core capabilities:

  • Send a message to all guests on a specific booking or event

  • View message delivery status (sent/seen)

  • Attach PDFs, images, or directions

  • Schedule messages in advance


Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Must have at least one active event or booking

  • Your user role needs permission to manage guest communications

How to Send a Group Message

  1. Navigate to Calendar - Click the event you want to message to open its event popover.
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  2. Open the event's vertical dots (⋮) menu → choose “Message all” - A panel titled “Message all participants” opens beside your event details.
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  3. Write your message - ensuring clear communication to your guests.
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  4. Click “Send message” - The panel closes and a confirmation appears letting you know your message has been sent

Important: Guests will only receive messages if they have a valid email.


Common Use Cases

Event Day Reminders When to use: To remind all guests about start time and what to bring. Example: "Don’t forget, our Kayak Tour departs at 10AM tomorrow – please bring sunscreen and water!"

Last-Minute Changes When to use: When weather or staffing causes time or location changes. Example: "Due to rain, our Outdoor Yoga class will move to Studio B. See you indoors!"


Quick Tips

  • Use scheduled messages for late night updates so guests get them at a reasonable hour

  • Double-check guest contact info before sending – messages require up-to-date details

  • Power user tip: Use templates for common instructions to save time

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