We bring a fresh set of upgrades designed to simplify how you run events. Real-time reporting, smarter discounts, and transparent integration logs all work together to make your workflows faster and your data more dependable.

As Zuddl continues to expand the unified event management platform, these improvements help you stay in control, eliminate manual cleanup, and keep every event experience sharp and secure.

Share Real-Time Password-Protected Event Registration List

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Event performance shouldn’t be locked behind platform access - and now, it isn’t.

With Zuddl’s Shareable Attendee Report, you can securely share real-time attendee data with anyone who needs visibility, even if they don’t have a Zuddl login. Unlike static exports, these reports stay live and continuously update as registrations, attendance, and attendee actions roll in.

And with the latest enhancements, organizers can now customize reports by selecting or deselecting columns, tailoring what each viewer sees. When multiple custom fields share the same label, their slugs are displayed alongside the field name for easy identification - ensuring clarity and accuracy in every shared view.

You can effortlessly generate a public report link + passcode, share it with unlimited viewers, and update the passcode anytime to revoke or refresh access. Every shared session stays active for 24 hours, with shorter expiry options currently in work for teams needing tighter controls.

This makes it easier than ever to keep internal teams, partners, speakers, and leadership aligned - securely, instantly, and without generating endless CSVs.

Track and Troubleshoot With Integration Logs

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Managing integrations across Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, and other systems shouldn’t be guesswork. With Zuddl’s Integration Logs, you now get end-to-end visibility into every sync happening between Zuddl and your tech stack.

Track all events, registrations, attendance records, and engagement activities as they sync. Filter by event, date, or action type to quickly identify issues. And if something fails, you get direct access to the exact API response - no need to dig into multiple tools.

Need to retry a specific sync? You can do that right from the logs (with built-in guardrails to prevent accidental updates).

Whether you’re validating CRM data, troubleshooting mismatches, or ensuring your event data pipeline stays intact, Integration Logs give you transparency and control like never before.

Gain Granular Ticket-Level Coupon Control

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Event organizers often want a coupon to be redeemed by the first x number of tickets, not just the first x number of transactions. Previously, limits in Zuddl were tied to transactions - so, coupon usage in an order with one ticket and an order with five tickets both counted as a single use. This meant organizers could not directly cap the number of discounted tickets they wanted to offer.

With the new update, coupon limits can now be based on tickets instead of transactions. Each ticket redeemed with the coupon can be counted individually toward the limit.

What this means for you:

• Want the first 50 attendees to get a discount? Now you can guarantee it.
• If someone buys multiple tickets, each one counts toward the limit.
• Once the total number of discounted tickets is reached, the coupon expires.
• You can also set a cap on the maximum number of tickets allowed per transaction.

A real-world example:

If your coupon limit is 50 tickets, and someone buys 5 tickets in a single order, all five count. Once the cumulative total hits 50 tickets, the coupon stops applying.

We’ve also enhanced the coupon table to show exactly how many tickets (or transactions, depending on your chosen setting) have been redeemed - making campaign monitoring far clearer.

Points to note:

• If a coupon applies to add-ons, ticket-based limits won’t be available (since add-ons aren’t tickets).
• If a coupon has been used even once, you can’t switch between ticket-based and transaction-based limits - to keep reporting clean and accurate.
• When using ticket-based coupon limits, we recommend using percentage discounts rather than fixed-amount discounts, as discounts are applied to the entire transaction rather than per ticket.

These improvements give you far more precision and predictability for discounts, early-bird promos, partner codes, and gated ticket drops.

That’s a Wrap for November

From integration logs to shareable reports to smarter coupon controls, each update brings us closer to a more connected, intelligent, and effortless event platform experience.

Got questions or want to explore these features in action? Chat with our product experts - we’re happy to help.