Definition
Participants can carry tags, interests, expertise, states, and settings that make outreach reusable over time.
Glossary
Participant
A contributor profile that can represent an expert, citizen, audience member, or campaign respondent.
Glossary/Participant
Why it matters
Participants turn sourcing from one-off contact hunting into operational infrastructure.
Related features
Product areas where this term shows up in daily work.
Participant matching by relevance
Participant matching connects a POV to the people most likely to contribute useful responses, using reusable profiles instead of ad hoc contact lists.
Read feature pageParticipant and audience operations
Participants are reusable contributor profiles—not one-off email rows. Tags, interests, expertise, groups, and states make audience operations repeatable across stories and POVs.
Read feature pageQuestions about Participant
What states can a participant have after open invitation intake?
Registrations can be pending, approved, or rejected depending on your workflow before they continue to recording.
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