If you wonder what attendees receive after they register through Webex Events Registration, wonder no more! The descriptions and examples below show you what the confirmation email, cancellation email, refund email, tickets, invoices, and receipts are like, though yours may be different depending on how you customize them.

As with everything you do in Webex Events, we highly recommend that you test Rregistration for yourself so you know exactly how these communications will behave for your event. 🔍

Webex Events Registration lets you customize the default confirmation, refund, and cancellation emails, and create custom versions that registrants receive based on their ticket type. If you activate Machine Translations, all communications are sent in the language the purchaser selects during registration.

To learn how to create custom emails, follow the instructions in our Customize Registration Checkout Messaging article.

Everyone on an order gets a confirmation email. What's included in these emails depends on how you customize them, how you configure Tickets, what settings you choose, whether the ticket was invoiced, and whether the person is the purchaser.

For any registration paid with a credit card, the confirmation email includes a downloadable receipt. If multiple people registered in a single order, the receipt only goes to the purchaser — the person whose information is entered on the Payment Details step of registration.

The purchaser confirmation email for an order paid by credit card is similar to the example in this image:

If you include a custom message in the confirmation email, that message appears above the CTA buttons. At the bottom of the email, the purchaser can click the 'Download Ticket', 'Open Web App', and 'Download Receipt' buttons.

If the purchaser selected 'Pay by Check' or 'Invoice' during checkout, the 'Download Invoice' button appears in place of the 'Download Ticket' and 'Download Receipt' buttons.

The non-purchaser email for a paid ticket is identical to the purchaser email shown above, except it doesn't include the 'Order Summary' section or 'Download Receipt' buttons.

Non-purchasers never receive a confirmation email for invoice registrations until you mark the order as paid. Remember that you can turn off the 'Download Ticket' button when creating or editing a ticket.

When you mark an order as 'Refunded', only purchasers receive an automatic email notification with more details, including a customizable message, which tickets were refunded, the last four digits of the card that was used, and the refund amount. The following image shows a refund email with standard messaging.

Registrants will receive an automatic cancellation email notification when you cancel their free or unpaid tickets. The email contains a customizable message and a summary of tickets that were canceled. The following image shows the default cancellation email with standard messaging.

As with confirmation, cancellation, and refund emails, you can customize the default PDF ticket or create custom PDF tickets assigned to different ticket types. Learn more about customization options in our Customize Registration Checkout Messaging article.

When someone clicks the 'Download Ticket' button in their confirmation email, a PDF opens in a new browser tab. The following image includes the QR code, event location, and event date, and there was a discount applied to the ticket.

Attendees can scan the QR code on the PDF ticket at a Webex Events Onsite check-in iPad to instantly pull up their information. Read our Introduction to Onsite article for more information.

When a purchaser clicks the 'Download Receipt' button in their confirmation email, a PDF opens in a new browser tab. You can't customize the contents of a receipt. Here's a screenshot of a receipt for multiple tickets:

When a purchaser clicks the 'Download Invoice' button in their confirmation email, a PDF opens in a new browser tab. It includes an invoice number, purchase date, payment method, and order details.

Want to learn how to communicate with folks after they're registered? Read about the Registration emails feature!