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Manage events

This guide is for operators who need to update what guests or visitors see without digging through unrelated admin screens.

What you’ll learn

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By the end of this guide, you will know:

  • where BevWerk keeps the events manager when a location does not yet have website access
  • how the add-event form is separated from the event list
  • how search and pagination support day-to-day event upkeep
  • when website page editing becomes available for a location

Why this matters

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Public-facing content is easier to trust when the product separates:

  • event management
  • list navigation for larger sets of content
  • website page editing for locations that have it enabled

That structure gives operators a calmer way to maintain outward-facing information.

Watch the walkthrough

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Why this walkthrough starts with events instead of page tabs

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The current demo workspace does not have location website pages enabled, so BevWerk exposes the public-facing events manager directly from the toolbar settings menu.

Once website access is enabled for a location, BevWerk also unlocks the dedicated website page-editing workspace.

What this guide proves

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The events tools are not hidden behind one overloaded screen. BevWerk breaks them into clear workspaces so you can:

  • jump straight into event management from the toolbar
  • open the add-event form only when you need it
  • move through larger event lists without losing context

What to do next

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