Ceremony & ritual registration
A name on a tablet, tied to the gift that paid for it
When a donor sponsors a memorial tablet or a blessing slot, the name they register travels with their donation, from checkout through to the printed tablet.
At checkout
Registration is part of the donation, not a separate step
A donor picks an offering, a memorial tablet or a blessing slot, inside your ceremony campaign, and enters the name or names to register while they give. There's no separate sign-up form to manage.
- Names collected as part of the same checkout as the gift
- Multiple names per offering, where the offering allows it
- Each offering can be limited to a fixed number sold
Through to printing
From registration to a printed tablet
Every registration is tracked from pending through to generated and printed, so your team knows exactly which names are ready and which tablets have already gone to print.
- Registration status tracked separately from tablet print status
- Registrations grouped by the ceremony and offering they belong to
Frequently asked questions
Is this event ticketing, with check-in?
No. This is name registration for a memorial tablet or blessing slot, recorded as part of a donation. There's no attendance tracking, no QR check-in, and no seat or capacity management. It's a donation feature, not a ticketing system.
Can I sell a limited number of a tablet or blessing slot?
Yes. An offering can be capped at a fixed quantity, so you can stop sales once it's sold out.
A donor gave the wrong name for a tablet. Can it be corrected, and by whom?
The donor can correct it themselves from their own dashboard, but only while it's still safe to: the name can't already be made into a tablet, the campaign has to still be open, and your organization has to leave donor self-editing switched on (a setting you control). Once a tablet has been made or the campaign has closed, it becomes a request to your team instead. Either way, the change is recorded.
Some of our donors are elderly and don't register their own names online. What do they get?
A relative or your own staff can enter the names on their behalf. Registering isn't limited to the donor's own checkout. The same admin console your team uses to record a donation lets staff add the registration and its names directly, so a family member can hand the details to your counter instead of using a phone.
Does the donor need an account to register a name?
No. Registration happens as part of checkout itself. Nothing about entering a name requires creating a password or signing in first.
Run your next ceremony without a paper sign-up sheet
Enterprise includes dharma event campaigns with ceremony and ritual registration, every CARE app, and someone to call. Your first ceremony runs as a festival pilot, with us beside you.