A confirmation should help the buyer recognise the event and prepare to attend. It should connect the booking they have just made with the next practical step, using the same title, date and timing as the event page.
Which details should appear first?
Show the event title, date, start time and time zone. Include the relevant booking information and a clear link to the viewing guide. Explain the supported headset requirement before the attendee reaches the day of the event. Keep the most important joining information easy to find.
How should account access be explained?
Tell attendees to use the audience account associated with the booking when accessing the public VR app. The booking appears in My Events. Avoid mixing public event instructions with the separate process for guests invited to a business VR meeting.
What else might the organiser communicate?
Give an appropriate contact route and explain any event-specific preparation. Only describe replay access that is actually included in the offer. If timing changes, send a clear update rather than leave conflicting information in circulation. These are recommendations for a useful confirmation, not a claim that every suggested field is automatically inserted by the platform.
Where can I find out more?
How your audience attends in VR. Visit explore hosting live vr events for the relevant service information.