Getting Started

Getting Started with SpreaView

Welcome to SpreaView, your platform for organizing, collecting, and analyzing speaker evaluations at conferences. This guide will help you get up and running quickly.

Step 1: Register an Account

To use SpreaView, you need to create a user account. Registration ensures that your data is secure and that you can manage your conferences and evaluations over time.

• Visit SpreaView registration page and complete the sign-up process.
• After registering, you can log in and begin setting up your environment.

Note: All features in SpreaView are available only to registered users.

Step 2: Create an Organization

Before you can set up a conference, you must first create an organization. An organization represents the overarching entity (e.g., your company, user group, or event team) under which conferences are managed.

Why Organizations?

• Organizations serve as a container for one or more conferences.
• Multiple users can be added to an organization, enabling team collaboration on conference setup and review analysis.
• User permissions and access are scoped at the organization level.

How to Create an Organization

1. After logging in, navigate to the Organizations section.
2. Click Create New Organization.
3. Provide a name and optional description for your organization.
4. Save your changes.

Once your organization is created, you’re ready to start adding conferences.

Step 3: Create a Conference

With your organization in place, you can now create your first conference. Each conference is where speaker evaluations will be configured and collected.

Steps:

1. Open the Conferences section within your organization dashboard.
2. Click Create Conference.
3. Fill in the conference name, dates, and other relevant details.
4. Save the conference and begin adding sessions for evaluation setup.

You’re now ready to start configuring speaker evaluations and collecting valuable feedback from attendees.

Need more help? Check out the next section: Setting Up Sessions and Evaluations