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  1. My events

    Everyone on Heylo can quickly access their events from the “my events” button. It is on the top right of Heylo with a calendar icon. All events signed up or checked-in appear under “my events”. They are sorted chronologically by upcoming and past e...
  2. Notification settings

    Notifications are critical for staying connected and informed in a group. However, managing a flood of notifications can sometimes become overwhelming. Heylo is designed only to provide helpful information and reduce noise. Admins and members ca...
  3. Paid event tickets

    Collect money in advance with paid event tickets on Heylo. Leaders use paid events on Heylo to organize volleyball tournaments, running challenges, brunches, parties, and family picnics. Not only do the extra resources enhance the event experienc...
  4. Time zones

    Heylo supports all time zones across the world. When creating an event, hosts can designate the time zone when they set the time. Time zones are personalized by attendees depending on the time of their local device. So, if an event is set in the Eas...
  5. Icebreakers

    PLUS 🚀 Icebreakers require a Heylo Plus subscription. Learn more here . Icebreakers on Heylo are interactive prompts or questions designed to initiate conversations and engage members within a group. They serve as conversation starters and h...
  6. Direct messaging

    Direct messaging is a one-on-one or private conversation with another person and therefore private. No one else can see direct messages, including admins  of a group. A direct message can be initiated by anyone in the group to another person in ...
  7. Group permissions

    Permissions We strive to keep Heylo a safe and secure place for groups. Admins have the ultimate control over their group. These permissions help maintain order, privacy, and the overall functioning of the group. To edit group permissions, nav...
  8. Delete group

    A group is automatically deleted when there are no members in the group. An admin can remove members, and then leave the group themselves. If there are many members, admins can get in touch with the Heylo Team to assist with group deletion. ...
  9. Group privacy and data

    Groups on Heylo are private by default, or “closed.” When getting started, admins can select from a range of privacy controls for their group, including: Public . The group is visible on Heylo and search engines, and anyone can join the group w...
  10. Priority access

    For membership groups, priority access can be granted to provide certain group members special access to certain events. When enabled, the members in the membership plans set with priority access can interact with the event before the remaining me...