Synagogue Event Registration and Payments | EzzyWorks

Registration and payments

Registration that people finish.

A clean event page with your branding, a short form that asks only what this event needs, and payment on the same screen. Fees and donations settle straight to your synagogue. We never hold your money.

The problem

Every extra field costs you a family.

Long forms, a separate payment link, a confirmation that never arrives. Registration friction is the quiet reason attendance disappoints. Coordinators told us the same thing: when it takes more than two minutes, people put it off, and then the event is tomorrow.

EzzyWorks builds the page from your event description, asks only what this event needs, takes payment on the spot, and confirms at once. The headcount updates for you in real time.

“Registration friction kills attendance.”One of the eight patterns we heard in interviews with synagogue event coordinators and executive directors

What registration looks like

Six things your members will notice, and six you will.

An event page with your name on it

Your synagogue, your colors, your event. Public, unlisted, or visible only to people who have registered, so a home address stays private until it should be shared.

Event pageCommunity Fall DinnerPublic listing · location shown after registration

A form that asks only what matters

Name, email, how many are coming. Ticket types and prices if you have them. Dietary and allergy questions appear only for events with food, asked at the moment they matter.

Form3 required fieldsDietary question added because this event has food

Payment on the same screen

Tickets, member pricing and sponsorship tiers in one step, paid by card. Each payment settles directly to your synagogue’s own account. EzzyWorks never touches the funds.

Payment2 adults · $902 children · $40Sponsor a table · $50Paid · settled to your account

Confirmation that arrives

A confirmation email the moment someone registers, with the details and a calendar file. A reminder before the event. Both drafted for you.

ConfirmedThank you, see you Oct 18Email sent · added to calendar

A headcount that is always current

Registration stays open as long as you want it to. The number on your dashboard is the real number, and it is the number your caterer receives.

Headcount87 registered · 95 orderedUpdated as people register

Registrations you can act on

See who is coming, who paid, who needs the vegetarian plate. Export the list for the door, the kitchen or your records.

Registrations87 people · 23 householdsExport for check-in and catering

How it works

Two minutes for them. Zero for you.

1

Page is drafted

From your event description. You review the ticket types and the questions.

2

Share the link

In the email, the text, the flyer and your website. One link, everywhere.

3

People register and pay

Short form, card payment, instant confirmation.

4

You watch the number

Headcount, payments and dietary needs update as they come in.

Good to know

Before you ask.

Your money stays yours.

Payments settle directly to your synagogue’s own account through its own merchant setup. EzzyWorks is never in the flow of funds.

Registration does not close early.

Synagogues rarely turn people away, so registration stays open until you say otherwise. The headcount is a working number, not a final one.

It is not a CRM.

Registrations live with the event. Your membership records stay in the system you already use.

Related: Event setup, Planning Team, the EzzyWorks blog, and on ShulWorks, why we built EzzyWorks

See a registration page built from one sentence.

A 30 minute walkthrough. Bring your next event and watch the page, the form and the payment step appear.

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