Welcome to ExpoGenie!

Created by John Connolly, Modified on Thu, 11 Jun at 9:45 PM by John Connolly


Objective

This SOP outlines the initial onboarding process for setting up an event in Expo Genie. Follow the sequence in order to understand the platform workflow and prepare for a fully configured event ready for launch.


Key Steps

 

1. Start the onboarding series 0:01

  • Begin with the Expo Genie onboarding video series.

  • Confirm you understand that the series is designed to guide you through event setup from start to finish.

  • Identify the presenter and support context: Derek Manual, co-founder of Expo Genie.

 

2. Follow the videos in sequence 0:15

  • Watch each video in the order provided.

  • Treat each session as a building block for the next one.

  • Complete one platform topic at a time so setup steps are not missed or repeated.

 

3. Complete setup at your own pace 0:23

  • Work through the onboarding materials at a pace that matches your team’s readiness.

  • Continue until the event is fully configured and ready for launch.

  • If questions come up, write them down for the next live onboarding session with the Expo Genie team.

Cautionary Notes

  • Do not skip ahead in the series; later videos assume earlier setup steps are complete.

  • If you get stuck, avoid guessing—document the issue and bring it to the live onboarding session.

  • Ensure the event is fully configured before considering it launch-ready.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Keep a running list of questions while watching the videos so nothing is forgotten.

  • Assign one team member to track progress through the onboarding sequence.

  • Review each session immediately before moving to the next to reinforce the setup flow.

Link to Loom

https://loom.com/share/462d89a7c9884d1cb47e84cb2c419870

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