By default, only Admins can create events. If you would like to allow
non-Admins to create events, you can do so by adding users to a
Group which is assigned a Permission
Set with the Event Champion permissions enabled.
Events
button under the Events module in your Tightknit app home.
Guide
1
Go to the Events Modal

/events
to open to the Events modal. The shortcut option will appear as you type /events
into any conversation message.
+ Create New Event
button.If you do not see the
+ Create New Event
button, you may not have the proper
permissions to create events. Please contact your admin for more information.2
Add Event Details

- Title: The title of the event.
- Hosts: The host(s) of the event.
- Speakers: The speaker(s) of the event (internal Slack users).
- External Speakers: The speaker(s) of the event that are external to Slack.
- Start Date: The start date and time of the event.
- End Date: The end date and time of the event.
- Link: A relevant link for the event. Must be a proper
https://
URL. If the Link is not provided, you must provide the Location instead. - Location: The location or address of the event. If the Location is not provided, you must provide the Link instead.
- Description: A brief description of the event.
3
Upload Event Image
You can upload a cover image for the event that will be displayed in the announcement message and in the event lists. For best results, use an image with 16:9 aspect ratio (recommended dimensions 600 x 338 px).
4
Registration Settings
If guests are allowed to register for your event, you can configure the settings here. For a more in-depth guide to these settings, see Event Registration.
5
Publish Settings
Within the Publish Settings, you will designate the privacy and audience settings of the event. The Privacy Level determines which users in the Slack workspace can discover or access the event:

- Public: accessible by all users in the workspace, via the Events List panel
- Unlisted: accessible only by members of the selected channel(s). Certain users will still see unlisted events in the Events List panel (read more).


6
Save Draft and Preview
When you have completed the event information, press the “Save and Preview”. A draft of your event will automatically be saved, and it is safe to close the modal.

Submitting from Draft Preview
You’ll also have the option to submit your event at this time, if you choose. Admins will have the option to immediately publish the event, and champions will have the option to submit the event for admin approval.Save For Later
You can always come back to work on this event later if you exit the modal. Once you are ready to publish your event, open the Events panel and navigate toMy Drafts
.
On the overflow menu, you’ll see the option to submit your event.- If you are an admin, you’ll see the option to “Publish Event”.
- If you are a champion, you will see a “Submit for Approval” option.
7
Approve Event (Admin Only)
If you are a champion, you will first need your event approved before it is published. Once approved, the event will be published to the channels you selected.If you are an admin, you will see the events awaiting approval under the “Needs Approval” dropdown selection. If you go to the overflow menu, you can approve the event which will publish it immediately.You will also receive notifications for the approval requests in your Tightknit Hub channel, from which you can directly approve and publish the event, edit the event, or DM the event creator for clarifications.
Published Event Announcement
Your event will be announced on the channel(s) you selected. Congrats! 🎉
Integrations
Luma
When you provide a Luma URL, likehttps://lu.ma/event/evt-XYZ123
, for the Event Link of a Tightknit event, we provide an integrated 1-click registration experience within the Event Page on the companion site.
