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Event Prints

Here's how to navigate and manage your event prints.

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Written by Carlos Sanz
Updated over 3 months ago

Video Walkthrough of Event Prints

Accessing Event Prints

To access the event prints you have two options.

Event Prints for a single event: Click into the event in question and click on the ... box as seen below. Select View Event Prints from the dropdown

Event Prints for more than one event:

Select the event or events in question by checking the box next to each of them on the events page. Then click on "Event Actions" at the top right to activate a dropdown menu. Select "Build event prints".

Event Prints Options

Once the page has loaded, you'll have a number of different options to select from:

  • Event Overview: this will allow you to take a look at important numbers linked to the proposal, such as cost, labor, tax, and profit.

  • Invoice: an invoice version of your proposal.

  • Pack List: don't let yourself or your staff miss anything!

  • Recipe Sheet: it shows an overview of all the recipes contained in your proposal.

  • Your Custom Print Types: You may save any of the above event printout options as it's own option once you've customized the selected fields

Selected Fields

Selected Fields section will allow you to customize each view to show and hide specific elements within the print.

Printing & PDFs

Once you have the event form ready, click on "Print" at the top right to print it or export it into a PDF file.

The print screen will be based on the browser that you're using. We recommend Google Chrome for Curate. Below is based on Google Chrome's print view:

On the top right of the screen, select "Destination" to view the available options. Please note if your printer is missing from the list, please confirm that it's setup properly through your computer operating system's settings. "Save as PDF" is listed within this dropdown as well.

If you encounter any issues with the printing or saving to PDF, please review your "More settings" section.

Sidenote: When creating a PDF of the proposal the times listed under "Dates & Locations" show in Eastern time.

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