Step 1 - Determine Who Has Access

1. Create a CSV file with 3 columns
   1. Column 1: Poster Number
      Match the session number in the EventPilot Conference App Builder if you use the EventPilot conference app.
      
      
   2. Column 2: Session ID 
      Match the sub-session ID in the EventPilot Conference App Builder if you use the EventPilot conference app.
      Important: the session IDs listed in this column must be unique.
      
      
   3. Column 3: Usernames
      Comma separated list of usernames based on your login method. Your login could be set up to use emails or badge numbers or membership usernames as the username field in the login.
      
      

CSV displayed in table format (e.g. Google Sheet):

The same example in CSV format:

Poster Number,Session ID,Usernames

TP738,1234,"[email protected],[email protected]"

WP361,abc1234,[email protected]

If you are using the EventPilot conference app, the session ID is used to look up the sub-session presentation title and displays it to the users.

Additional Examples

If your attendees log in using a badge ID as the username

Session ID,Poster Number,Username

123456,THU-123,00998790

123457,WED-222,93845758

...

To add two presenters to a poster so they both can see the list, use double quotes around a comma separated list of usernames: 

Session ID,Poster Number,Username

123456,THU-123,"00998790,92847592,83756294"

...

If your attendees log in using your membership system login

Imagine your membership system is setup so that usernames are email addresses. Your CSV could look like this:

Session ID,Poster Number,Username

123456,THU-123,[email protected]

123457,WED-222,[email protected]

123458,THU-010,"[email protected],[email protected],[email protected]"

If SSO was implemented, the usernames in the EventPilot system may have a prefix. The usernames you list in your CSV file must have that same prefix consisting of your organization abbreviation followed by ://. 

For example, ASMS has SSO implemented and all usernames have the prefix asms:// 

You can check if usernames have a prefix.

1. Go the Planner (Conference App Builder > Distribution > Testing Links > open the proof planner link) and login as if you were an attendee
2. Then go to the Conference App Builder > Home > scroll down > click on User Moderation > click on the User Management sub-tab > search for your name, or the name on the account you logged in with. Check how the username is displayed. If it has a prefix, you must add the prefix in your CSV file before uploading to the Conference App Builder.

Example with SSO:

Session ID,Poster Number,Username

123456,THU-123,asms://[email protected]

123457,WED-222,asms://[email protected]

123458,THU-010,"asms://[email protected],asms://[email protected]"

Step 2 - Import the CSV file into the Conference App Builder

1. Log in to the EventPilot Conference App Builder 
2. Go to Add Ons > PosterBridge to see the Import option
3. On the Import tab: 
   1. Step 1, Setup: Select CSV URL for the Import Source Type. Then click  Next
      
      
   2. Step 2, Data: In the CSV URL field, paste the URL to your CSV file. Then click Next
      (If you use a Google Sheet, click here for instructions on how to get a CSV URL link for a worksheet)
      
      
   3. Step 3, Mapping: Make sure the fields are mapped appropriately (e.g. Session ID is mapped to Session ID, Poster Number to the Poster Number field, and Username to the Username field)
      
      
   4. Step 4, Results: You will see a confirmation of how many rows were imported (written) successfully 
      Please note: row count includes header rows from your data
      1. Note for posters with multiple presenters: In the App Builder, only the first contact username will appear in the preview. If there we no errors in Step 4 (Results), your presenters were successfully associated. You can check this by clicking the Edit button on the contact.