First, you need to import our shared automation into your Manychat account.
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Please click the button below and follow the steps to log in and import the in-messenger flow into your Manychat account.
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Then Click the 'Save to Manychat' button.

Once you've imported the automation into your MC account, you must edit it for your AEvent account and personalize your messaging. Click on 'View Flow' to edit your new Automation.

We now need to configure the trigger word that will initiate this automation. In the example below, the trigger word is 'webinar.' Set the word or term you want to use, and click Save.

Next, we need to set the URL (of your AEvent account) and your WTL (Webinar Timeline) for Manychat to retrieve your event details and show dynamic registration options. To do so click within the main portion of the automation, then click on the 'Get Dynamic Content from' area.

Now you need to replace XXXXXXXX with your tenant ID as well as the XXXXXXXX for your WTL.
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​(Your tenant ID was sent to you by our messenger upon your visit to this tutorial. To find your WTL, please follow this tutorial. Need Help? Please send us a message!)

Once edited, feel free to customize the other messaging within this automation, then update your automation!

In our automation, we've used 'User sends a message' as the trigger. However, ManyChat supports a variety of trigger-event options. We suggest checking them out!

Before you can run a successful in-messenger registration test, make sure your timeline has upcoming events scheduled (ideally more than 1).

Then head into Facebook, and send your Page/Account the trigger message to initiate this automation. If you have set up everything correctly, you will confirm your email address and phone number, select an upcoming event, and then automatically have a browser launch displaying your confirmation page. Seamlessly registering your lead for your event in the background.

By default, the messenger reply shows the next 3 scheduled events as registration options. Depending on frequency and what you want to offer your lead, this may not be the best solution for your use case.

If you add a bit of code to the end of the URL that you edited in step 1, you can select the options to deliver. For example, instead of displaying the next 3 options, you can have it show the next option, then the third event scheduled, and the fifth, purposefully hiding the second and fourth events.

To make this change, go back into your automation and open the flow's 'Get Dynamic Content' portion.

and you want to add it to the end of the current URL &s=1,3,5 (if you want to show the next, third, and fifth events).

So in our example, before making this change, our URL is:

After making this addition, it is now:

Making this fine-tuned adjustment can help offer a better flow/cadence in the registrant's eyes as to the frequency of your event.