Your Galleries: Viewing and Managing Every Event’s Online Gallery

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Your Galleries: Viewing and Managing Every Event’s Online Gallery

In short

Every event you’ve run shows up here as its own online gallery – the same Your Booth → Galleries screen the Dashboard’s own “Your Galleries” summary is pulled from, just with every event listed instead of a handful.

  • Each row shows the event’s licence, when it last changed, and its running totals.
  • Customise changes one event’s look; Show Report opens the full picture.

What each row shows

Column What it shows
Event The gallery’s name, and a link straight to the live guest-facing gallery.
Licence Which of your licences (machines) this event was run on.
Last Updated When a photo, share, or setting on this gallery last changed.
Images / SMS / WhatsApp / Views Running totals for that event: photos taken, SMS shares sent, WhatsApp shares sent, and gallery page views.

Sort the list by any of these with the Sort by dropdown, or use the arrow next to it to reverse the order. Long lists page automatically – use Prev/Next at the bottom to move between pages.

Customise and Show Report

Each row has two buttons:

Button What it opens
Customise That one event’s own look-and-feel settings – the same controls covered in Customise Gallery, but scoped to just this event instead of your account-wide default.
Show Report A much fuller picture than the row’s own counts – guest demographics (gender, age range), every phone number that received an SMS or WhatsApp share along with its delivery and read status, and every email address captured at the event.

Every gallery starts out looking like your account-wide default (set from Customise Gallery directly, without picking an event first).

Good to know: Customising one event leaves the others alone

Hitting Customise on one specific event here switches you into editing that event alone – anything you change only affects that gallery, and every other event keeps using your default look until you do the same for them.

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