Attendee Experience Enhancements:
Attendee Experience Enhancements:
The team made a few improvements recently that you may have noticed:
Over the past few weeks, the MotorsportReg Product and Engineering team have released minor but impactful product updates and bug fixes throughout the platform.
This week the team released optimization upgrades to some of the Detail Reports (One Pagers). This should alleviate some of the slowness or timeouts that some organizations were experiencing. The reports impacted by the updates are:
Topics: Updates
We have made updates to our Event Type list within MSR. This was to make sure we are accommodating growing segments on the platform and make it easier for attendees to find your events! Here are the recently added Event Types:
Last night the Engineering team released a few bug fixes:
Topics: Customers, Updates, Organizers
As the popularity of endurance racing continues to increase, it has been added as a new "Event Type" within MSR.
Topics: Updates
Today we released an exciting new enhancement to SpeedWaiver and MotorsportReg. You can now view the status of a signed SpeedWaiver in the check-in process. Watch a full demo of this exciting new functionality on the MotorsportReg blog.
Topics: UX
Back in February we published a blog post all about our upcoming new attendee registration experience. Today we launched the first part of this all new experience to a small portion of visitors along with a full preview for event organizers like you.

You can preview what this page looks like for any of your events by going to your event settings and under "Event Links" you will find a link to preview your event.
Other notable features and fixes we have recently released:
Topics: UX
This week we launched a new feature to Text Message Blaster which allows you to pre-schedule messages to be sent at a specific date and time.
When drafting a text message, you can now click the "Sends at" line to select a date and time in the future for the message to be sent.
Scheduled messages can be seen and cancelled in your message history.

Topics: UX
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