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Housewarming
Sat 3 Oct, 19:00 · Rosa’s, 12 Bridge Street · 4 answered
- AnnaYes
- MartaYes
- TobiasIf need be
- JonasNo
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Answers to an invitation usually come back in messages and emails. The RSVP link keeps every yes and no, with a name, in one place.
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Send it before the details are settled
You can send the invitation before the place is decided. The link stays the same when you add it.
Fri 11 Sept · 19:00
Dinner before Anna leaves
WhereRosa's, 12 Bridge Street
WhoAnna, Marta, Tobias
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An event page included
Once the plan is settled, the RSVP link is also the event page, with where to be and who is coming. You can add it to any calendar.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. Making the link and answering it are free, with no ads.
- Does anyone need an account or an app?
- No, neither you nor anyone you send it to.
- Can I put it on a printed invitation?
- Yes. Every RSVP link comes with a QR code to print or show on a screen.
- Can I use it as an invitation link?
- Yes. The link carries the date, the place and your note, and collects the answers.
- What does the RSVP form ask?
- Yes, if need be or no, and a name.
- Can I use it as an RSVP tracker?
- Yes. It keeps a list of who said yes, no or if need be, with the count.
- Can I see who has not answered?
- Only answers show, by name. Send the link again to anyone missing from the list.
- What if I have not picked the date yet?
- Ask for a few dates first, with a free Kitokoto date poll. Ask for a few dates.
- Can I add it to a calendar?
- Yes. Once the plan is settled, you can add it to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
- Is this a save the date?
- It can be. Send it with just the day, and add the rest when you know it.
- Can I stop taking answers?
- Yes. Close it when you have enough, and the list stays.