Attendance
Event attendance caps
Optional limits for Yes RSVPs with predictable overrides.
Enabling a cap
- Use the Maximum Attendees field when creating or editing an event.
- Leave it blank for unlimited attendance.
How capacity works
- Only Yes RSVPs count toward the limit; Maybe/No do not.
- When full, standard users cannot submit a Yes RSVP.
- Admins can still force-accept guests above the cap.
- Need a hard cutoff instead of a cap? Use the “Close RSVPs” toggle or schedule an auto-close time.
EventFull response
HTTP 400
{
"error": "EventFull",
"message": "This event has reached its maximum number of attendees."
}
Force Accept & API usage
Bypass the cap with an event owner token (admin token) when you deliberately want to add someone above the limit.
- The event owner UI includes a Force Accept button next to each RSVP when a cap is set.
- API: add
?force_accept=trueand sendAuthorization: Bearer <event-owner-token>(a.k.a.<admin_token>). - Each override writes an owner-visible
force_acceptmessage for auditability.
POST /api/v1/events/{event_id}/rsvps?force_accept=true
Authorization: Bearer <event-owner-token>
{
"name": "Guest Name",
"attendance_status": "yes",
"guest_count": 0,
"is_private_rsvp": false
}
FAQ
- Override the cap? Yes—use Force Accept.
- Do MAYBEs auto-promote? No, guests switch to Yes when space exists.
- Waitlist? Not yet; support is planned for a future update.