Networking and event registration
Networking and event registration
Real-life scenario
Priya registers for a tech conference, a local meetup, and a community hack night in the same month. Each RSVP form asks for name, email, company, LinkedIn URL, shirt size, and dietary notes. Priya keeps those strings in my-id.ca, enables autofill on each organizer’s domain after confirming it is legitimate, and applies suggestions field by field. Priya still writes session proposals and code-of-conduct acknowledgments manually where originality is required.
How my-id.ca helps
- Consistent links (calendar booking, portfolio, Mastodon or X handle) across many small forms.
- Less friction when the event uses a generic registration SaaS with long optional sections.
Courtesy tip
If dietary or accessibility fields affect real logistics, read them each time instead of blindly reusing last year’s answer—your needs may have changed.
Related
Frequently asked questions
- Can my-id.ca fill Eventbrite, Meetup, and Luma forms?
- Yes, for the standard name, email, bio, and contact fields. Event-specific custom questions still need manual answers.
- Can I store multiple bios for different audiences?
- Yes. Use separate profile fields or templates — for example a technical bio versus a community bio — and pick at fill time.
- Can my-id.ca store dietary or accessibility preferences?
- Yes. Save them once in your profile and they will be available to autofill on every event-registration form.