Swoogo
SchedulingConnect AI agents to Swoogo event management. Agents browse events, create and look up registrants, pull registrant lists for reports and follow-ups, and inspect session agendas for scheduling workflows.
What This Integration Enables
Event teams run two races at once: filling the event before it happens and using what happened after. Both depend on registration data moving freely, and Swoogo's API makes that data reachable if something is there to move it. FlowRunner agents are that something. They register attendees from any capture point in your stack, keep registrant lists flowing into CRM and reporting, look up individual attendees before downstream automations fire, and read event agendas so scheduling logic works from the actual program. - Register attendees from forms, checkout flows, and CRM records, dedup checked first - Pull registrant lists per event for reports, follow-ups, and attendance tracking - Search registrants with Swoogo's operators: exact match, contains, ranges - Look up a single registrant's status and answers before triggering automations - Inspect session agendas, times, and speakers for scheduling workflows Events are deadline businesses, and deadline businesses expose the cost of manual glue work brutally: every export, re-key, and shadow spreadsheet is fine in week one and a liability in the final seventy-two hours. The orchestrated version scales to the crunch instead of collapsing under it. The same flows that trickled registrations in month one handle the post-announcement spike without extra hands, and the [human-in-the-loop](/concepts/human-in-the-loop) gate means the pressure never tempts anyone to let the automation make capacity promises on its own. The events team spends the crunch on the event, not on the data about the event.
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With FlowRunner
Use Case Scenarios
The lead that becomes an attendee in one motion
A prospect submits the roadshow interest form in [Typeform](/integrations/typeform). The agent finds the city's event via List Events, checks List Registrants with an email search to prevent a duplicate, and calls Create Registrant with the confirmation email enabled. The prospect gets their confirmation while the form's thank-you page is still open, and the registration lands in [HubSpot](/integrations/hubspot) as a contact with the event on their record. Marketing's follow-up sequence starts from data that is minutes old.
Registration reporting that runs to the event's rhythm
Every morning in the month before the conference, the agent pulls List Registrants for the event and writes the delta to [Google Sheets](/integrations/google-sheets): new signups, their registration status, and their answer fields. The daily count posts to [Slack](/integrations/slack) with pace against target. When registrations spike after the speaker announcement, the team sees it that morning and extends the early-bird deadline while momentum is real, not after the retrospective.
Session logistics driven by the actual agenda
The AV vendor needs a room-by-room schedule; the speakers need their slot confirmations. The agent calls List Sessions for the event, assembles the agenda with times and speakers, and generates both: the vendor's schedule sheet and the per-speaker confirmation drafts, each pulled from the same live source. When a session moves, the flow rebuilds from List Sessions and the delta is obvious. Nobody maintains a shadow spreadsheet of the agenda that drifts from the platform's truth.
Human-in-Loop Highlight
Create Registrant does two things at once, and the second is the sharp one: it commits a seat at an event with finite capacity, and it can fire the confirmation email in the same call. That confirmation is a promise in your event's name, delivered to a real inbox, and there is no unsending it; over-registering a capped workshop or double-confirming a duplicate turns into apology emails and a credibility dent with exactly the audience the event exists to impress. So FlowRunner flows sort registrations by stakes. Standard signups from trusted capture points register automatically with the dedup search as the guard. The edge cases stop for the events manager: a registration that would cross the room's capacity, a comped VIP whose status field needs to be right the first time, a sponsor allocation that finance tracks. The manager sees the registrant, the event's current count from List Registrants, and the proposed status, and approves before the seat is committed and the confirmation flies. Filling the funnel is the agent's job. Promising a seat is a decision.
Agent Capabilities
6 actionsEvents
2- List Events Retrieves a paginated list of the account's events with field selection to trim payloads. The discovery step that resolves event IDs for every registrant and session operation.
- Get Event Retrieves one event's full details by numeric ID: name, dates, location, status, and configuration. The context pull behind capacity checks and event-scoped reporting.
Registrants
3- List Registrants Retrieves a paginated registrant list for an event, with field selection and Swoogo search expressions like [email protected] or last_name*contains*smith. The read behind dedup checks, CRM sync, and pace reporting.
- Get Registrant Retrieves a single registrant by numeric ID with contact details, registration status, and answers. The verification step after creation and the lookup before downstream automations act on an attendee.
- Create Registrant Registers an attendee for an event by event ID and email, with optional name fields, registration status, and confirmation email. Returns the full registrant record. The operation this page's human gate governs at the capacity edge.
Sessions
1- List Sessions Retrieves an event's agenda items with pagination and field selection: sessions, times, and speakers. The source of truth for scheduling workflows and speaker communications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can FlowRunner do with Swoogo?
FlowRunner agents can run List Events, Get Event, and List Registrants in Swoogo, plus 3 more actions.
Does connecting Swoogo to FlowRunner require OAuth?
Yes. Swoogo connects to FlowRunner with OAuth 2.0, so agents authenticate without handling raw credentials.
Can Swoogo trigger a FlowRunner workflow automatically?
Swoogo doesn't currently expose triggers in FlowRunner. It connects as an action step inside workflows started by another trigger.
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