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How To Set Team Holidays

Set team holidays in AEvent so your automated (evergreen) campaigns automatically pause on the dates your team is offline, on any platform, with no extra scheduling needed.

Why You Should Set Up Team Holidays

Evergreen content is powerful—but not when it runs on autopilot while your team’s offline. The new Holiday Schedule ensures your automated (evergreen) events don’t run when no one’s available to engage live, follow up, or close deals. It applies to every automated campaign, whether it’s delivered through AStream, Zoom, or GoToWebinar.


💡 Benefits

  • Avoid missed sales opportunities
    No more leads dropping into cold inboxes during holidays with no one to follow up.

  • Protect your brand experience
    Prevent "live" events from running when no one's around to answer questions or moderate chat.

  • Align with team bandwidth
    Supports teams who scale up evergreen delivery without overextending support.

  • Streamline affiliate and ad traffic
    Set it once, and affiliates and ad campaigns won’t drive traffic into blackouts.


⚙️ How to Use It

1. Go to Settings → Holidays

2. Add your company’s upcoming holidays.

3. AEvent will automatically block your automated (evergreen) campaigns from running during those dates, on any platform (AStream, Zoom, or GoToWebinar).

4. All future scheduling respects this calendar—no extra steps required.

Good to know: Holidays now do two things. On your registration pages (page, pop-up, and inline form), your automatically generated recurring (evergreen) dates that land on a holiday are hidden, so new registrants can’t pick them. And when you add or edit a holiday, AEvent sweeps your upcoming events that fall inside it: registrants on those events are automatically moved to the next available date, and the overlapping event is canceled. You’ll see a summary of what will move and what will be canceled before you confirm.

If there’s no future date to move people to, AEvent warns you about those registrants instead of stranding them, and recommends scheduling a future event first so they can be moved automatically. An event that was canceled for a holiday can be brought back: open its event details and un-cancel it, and it will be left out of future holiday changes.


This feature was built for teams who’ve said things like:

“We love Evergreen, but we don’t want it running when our team’s offline for Thanksgiving.”

Now you don’t have to compromise. Schedule once. Let AEvent do the rest—even when you're offline.

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