We’re making it easier for global Swoogo users to feel right at home—starting with how days of the week are displayed. Date picker fields have always shown in Sunday–Saturday format, which is the North American standard. We’ve recently introduced a Monday–Sunday format, which is most common in other regions of the world. Now, the field will automatically display in the format that best matches wherever the viewer is located.
Say hello to the Snippets Widget, a powerful new way to customize your event sites! You can embed custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript directly into your event pages—now easier than ever as a drag-and-drop widget.
Want to build a branded live countdown timer? Add a social media feed to showcase the latest posts under your event hashtag? Pull in dynamic registrant info for a personal touch? Now you can—easily, and all in one place. Plus, when you create a snippet once, you can reuse it across multiple event websites.
We’ve enhanced our Hotels functionality to give organizers greater control. You can now lock check-in and check-out dates based on your event dates, ensuring consistency across bookings.
Need more flexibility? You can also customize check-in and check-out for each registrant type—for example, if your internal team needs to arrive a day early for setup. More control, less confusion—for you and your attendees.
We’ve just rolled out the ability to add a custom statement descriptor in the Swoogo x Stripe integration!
We’re all familiar with the feeling of panic when you spot an unfamiliar charge on your credit card statement. This new feature helps prevent that for your attendees by providing more clarity and transparency.
You can now define exactly how ticket purchases appear on attendees’ credit card statements, including details like the event name and registrant type, making it easier for attendees to recognize.
Give your Sales team a more complete view of attendee engagement! We've added two new account-level mapping options to the Swoogo + Salesforce integration that capture session registration details.
You can now map the following fields:
With this data, your team can see exactly which sessions each contact registered for—helping them understand individual interests and enabling more personalized conversations, targeted follow-ups, and relevant content or event recommendations.
To set it up, head to: Admin > Account > Salesforce Contact Field Mappings.
