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Share a link that lets people register for an event without signing in to Juno. Visitors register with their name and email, and see the event’s designed page if you’ve made one live. This may not be enabled for your organization. Event Settings → Public registration with registration on, the public link and the registration form

Turn on public registration

You need to manage the event (its creator, a co-editor, or an events admin). The Public registration tab only shows when your workspace has public event pages turned on.
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Open the event's settings

Open the event and select Settings, then the Public registration tab.
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Turn it on

Switch on Let anyone with the link register.
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Add extra fields (optional)

Name and email are always asked. Under Registration form, select Add field to ask up to 10 more questions. Each field has a Label, an Answer type (Text or Choice), and can be Required. A choice field takes up to 30 choices, one per line. Select Save.
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Share the link

Under Public link, select Copy link, or Open page to see what visitors see.
Visitors see the page you made live in the Page tab, or a default event page with the event’s details and sessions when there is none. An archived event can’t take public registrations.

Design the event page

The Page tab holds the event’s designed page: the page learners and visitors see when they open the event. Preview any version, make one live, or roll back to an earlier one. You can also add translated languages, like a channel or Company Academy page. Until a version is live, the event uses the default layout, and Open learner view shows it. Your AI assistant designs the page: it saves each design as a draft version, and nothing goes live until you or the assistant makes it live. The page can show the event’s sessions, a register button, the seats left, and a countdown to the next session, all kept up to date. See MCP tools. This may not be enabled for your organization. Event Settings → Page with two versions, one Live, and Preview / Make live

Run events with your AI assistant

Your assistant can create, read, list, and update events you manage, and copy an existing event, through the Juno MCP server. See MCP tools.
Last modified on October 19, 2026