We’re excited to announce the release of the new Cvent Events App for Salesforce! You can download the app now from the Salesforce AppExchange. The Cvent Events App for Salesforce gives your sales and relationship management staff the power to interact with events in Cvent. Using the app, staff can invite, register, and nominate contacts…
We are happy to announce the release of new enhancements for our Eloqua integration! Sync event and session feedback surveys with Eloqua: Feedback surveys are great for capturing valuable information from attendees. You can now pass this data to Eloqua, enabling your team to create smarter, more targeted marketing campaigns based on attendee details and responses….
We are excited to announce an update to the Cvent SOAP API that was released on October 31, 2018. Three new fields have been added to the Event information Retrieve all, allowing users to access the events calendar settings. EventCalendarLinkText EventCalendarAlternateURL EventCalendarCompletedURL
We are happy to announce the release of new enhancements for our Eloqua integration! Eloqua session data syncing: You can now sync your event’s session data to Eloqua custom object records. This means you can collect session information, including attendees’ registration and participation data, in Eloqua! These syncs will be triggered by session integration points…
On May 4, 2018, an update will be made to Cvent’s SOAP API calls. However, it won’t require you to update your WSDL file on that date. What is changing? And, why? To ensure all our customers are GDPR compliant we are adding a new consent type custom field to Contact Custom Fields. However, since the…
Cvent is proud to announce the release of the Cvent Developer Hub. Cvent is committed to providing high value to our customers as an open platform and the launch of Cvent DevHUB is one of many steps we’re taking to empower our customers and partners to leverage the Cvent platform in new and exciting ways….
On May 15, 2018, Cvent will be disabling encryption ciphers and protocols across our product platforms that are no longer considered secure by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). As a result, the following ciphers and protocols will no longer be supported for integrations with Cvent APIs: Triple DES (“3DES”) Secure Sockets…
What is changing? And, why? This update was to make the “ProductStatus” for a session consistent across different calls. We have now added a new status “Cancelled” to the “Session” object in the retrieve call. Earlier there were only two statuses “OpenForRegistration” & “ClosedForRegistration” and for a cancelled session we were returning ClosedForRegistration which will…