What is Peatix used for?

What is Peatix used for?

Peatix is an online ticket sales and event management service. With no registration fees, you can start using Peatix right away.

Is Peatix safe?

For all credit card ticket purchases, Peatix has taken extra care to ensure your financial information is secure and protected. We use the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol to ensure the communication that occurs during the purchase process is safe and secure.

Who is Peatix?

Peatix is a global event registration platform that provides event organizers with powerful tools to create, promote, manage and sell out events of all sizes. Peatix’s innovative, mobile-centric solution for event management has served over 30,000 events since its inception in May 2011.

How do I join Clickmeeting?

You’ll need the URL of the webinar room. Simply click it or paste it into the browser address bar to go to the room. If you don’t have the link, you can access the event at clickmeeting.com. Click Join webinar and provide the ID of the event you wish to attend.

Where can I join webinar?

If you are on a computer, open a web browser (Chrome is our preferred browser) and go tohttps://gotomeeting.com/webinar/join-webinar and enter the webinar ID. If you are on a mobile device, first download the iOS, Android or Windows Phone app. Then open the app and enter the webinar ID.

How do I join a live webinar?

How to Join a Webinar

1. Register. Register for the webinar by clicking on the link in the email invite.
2. Join. At the time of the webinar, click the join link in the confirmation email or your calendar invite.
3. Watch. If you arrive before the organizer, you’ll see a window confirming that you successfully connected.

Do webinars show your face?

In most cases, you don’t have to appear on video to participate in a webinar. You can participate via the chat function or simply using the audio/talk button if you have a microphone.

Can the other person see you in a webinar?

You won’t be able to see or hear the audience while you’re presenting a webinar. The audience does have the ability to type in and submit questions to the speaker during the live session.