Last month we announced a Limited Beta program for RunSignup Volunteers V2. Unlike our legacy product, Race Volunteers that is accessed only from a race dashboard, Volunteers V2 is a standalone product that can be linked to events (races and ticket events)....
How to Turn First-Time Runners into Repeat Registrants
Getting someone to register for your race the first time is hard. Getting them to come back next year is harder — and more valuable. Repeat registrants don’t need to be convinced your race is worth doing. They already know. They register...
There are new slideshow options for Websites V2 that give you more dynamic design options for your website, including: The slideshow component lets you feature multiple images now with more control and design options. With RunSignup’s free race websites you get a...
Can I Hold Funds in My Current Payment Account and Move Them to a New One Later?
Our onboarding team hears a version of this question often: “Can I hold funds/payments on my race until I switch the race over to a new payment?”It’s a reasonable thing to want, especially if your organization is going through a legal restructuring,...
RaceDay CheckIn 3.2.65: Multiple Labels and Configuration Access Controls
This release of RaceDay CheckIn adds two things race directors have asked for. You can now design more than one label per configuration and print them together, and you can control which configuration your volunteers land in and whether they can change...
This is a guest post from Runners for Public Lands. Runners for Public Lands is eager to launch the Race Director Resource Hub to assist event organizers in implementing a sense of belonging, natural history, and environmental stewardship at their events. This…
We are excited to announce two significant advancements for RaceJoy, RunSignup’s race day mobile app. As a RunSignup product designed to elevate the race day experience, RaceJoy now supports Google native maps and stores course routes on Android and Apple phones for offline experiences. In addition, RaceJoy now offers optional Participant Pause feature ideal for lap events with rest times. These innovative additions expand the application of RaceJoy to a broader range of events and further solidify RunSignup’s commitment to providing comprehensive technology solutions to event organizers.
RunSignup is seeking an HR Administrator to join our team in Moorestown, NJ! This is a great opportunity for a detail-oriented individual who is passionate about helping people. What you’ll be doing In this role, you will be expected to manage payroll,…
We had the pleasure of sitting down with Amanda Napolitano, the Executive Director of the DONNA Foundation, responsible for overseeing the DONNA Marathon in Jacksonville, Florida. During our conversation, Amanda shared valuable insights into best practices for fundraising events and maximizing the potential of RunSignup’s comprehensive products and features.
In our discussion, Amanda covered a range of topics, including registration, fundraising, RaceDay Checkin app, RaceJoy, and Ticket Signup, to name just a few. She emphasized how these tools can be effectively utilized to enhance the overall experience for participants and race staff. Amanda highlighted that the primary reason they transitioned to RunSignup this year was the seamless integration between registration technology and fundraising features, which proved to be remarkably user-friendly both during setup and for participants.
The packet pickup process sets the tone for the entire race experience for participants, volunteers, and staff. Creating a streamlined and hassle-free experience during packet pickup is essential for delivering a positive and memorable event. Below is a summary of the ways race organizers can streamline the process by looking at the basic components of packet pickup, using RunSignup’s technology, and the exploring how different sized events require different approaches.
RunSignup is a product-led company, and our goal is to create end-to-end technology solutions that can solve our customers problems. We invest heavily in UX to make our registration platform intuitive, but events are complicated and every race director and timer needs…
Bugs Fixed Further adjusted green Race toolbar to better accommodate long Race/Timer/User names. Fixed an issue causing top finisher category priority to not be respected causing incorrect placements. Corrected an issue causing Timer account selection to be lost after closing the app…
In addition to custom footer settings, you now have more flexible design options for all email headers. The default header setting displays your logo, event name, Sign Up call to action button, and Donate call to action button (if donations are enabled)….
In this recorded webinar, we welcome Matt Smeltzer, founder of Competitive Timing, a Montana-based company that offers timing and other services for events, including rentals, arches, finish lines, personalized apps, and participant tracking. Matt shares the key factors that enabled his company to expand from managing 10 races to over 300.
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