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Coming Soon!MANAGE · Event management & promotion
4 days ago

Multi-Level Custom Fields, Now Fully Managed by Organizers

Event organizers often need flexible ways to structure and categorize their event content. Multi-level fields are a powerful way to organize complex information, making it easier for attendees to navigate exhibitors, people, sessions, and items.

Until now, multi-level fields were only available for exhibitors—and creating them required manual support from the Swapcard team. Organizers could not configure these fields themselves.

Today, this changes. Organizers can now create and manage multi-level custom fields directly from the Studio, and they can apply them not only to exhibitors, but also to people, sessions, and items.


Create Multi-Level Fields Directly in Studio

Organizers can now create a multi-level custom field independently from the Studio interface.

Once created, the field can be applied to four entity types:

  • Exhibitors
  • People
  • Sessions
  • Items

This allows organizers to define structured categories with multiple levels and assign values to each relevant entity.

For example, an organizer can create a hierarchical field such as a category structure and then assign the appropriate values to exhibitors, people, sessions, or items directly within the Studio.

This autonomy removes the need for manual configuration by the Swapcard team and gives organizers full control over how their event data is structured.


Visible in the Event App

Once values are assigned, the multi-level custom field is displayed within the detail pages of the corresponding entities in the Event App:

  • Exhibitor pages
  • People profiles
  • Session pages
  • Item pages

These values are visible on both web and mobile, ensuring attendees can easily understand how content is categorized throughout the event experience.


Use Multi-Level Fields as Filters

Multi-level custom fields can also be used to filter views inside the Event App.

Attendees can filter lists such as:

  • People
  • Sessions
  • Exhibitors
  • Items

This helps users quickly find the most relevant content based on the structured categories defined by the organizer.


Exhibitors Can Manage Their Own Values

Exhibitors also benefit from this flexibility.

From the Exhibitor Center, exhibitors can:

  • Define the value of their own exhibitor multi-level custom field
  • Assign values to the multi-level custom field for each of their items

This means exhibitors can manage their own categorization without relying on the organizer to configure it in Studio.


Greater Flexibility for Event Customization

The introduction of self-service multi-level custom fields across exhibitors, people, sessions, and items represents a major step forward in event customization.

Organizers gain greater autonomy in structuring their event data, while attendees benefit from clearer information and more powerful filtering capabilities inside the Event App.