


An awards program is rarely a one-person job. One person sets it all up, a colleague screens registrations, and a judging coordinator chases scores before the deadline. The more people involved, the more it matters who can see and change what. Evalato's latest update solves that.
Last month, we made your entry forms smarter with conditional logic. This time around, we're stepping up with User roles and a new Security page for more control, Email activity for full visibility into what your program sends, and Entry form previews that show applicants exactly what's ahead.
Not everyone on your team needs the keys to everything. Evalato’s new User roles let you decide what each person can do in your organization.
Everyone works within the parts of the program that are theirs, and the rest stays exactly as you set it up. That means you can bring more people into your program without handing every one of them full admin access.
Some organizations need more than a set of standard roles. With Custom user roles, you can define your own, built around how your team is actually structured — so roles mirror the way your teams split the work, instead of people being fitted into presets.
If you're an agency running awards on behalf of clients, or an organization where several departments touch the same program, access control isn't a nice-to-have. It's part of running a professional program.
Deciding who does what is only half of it. More people in your organization also means more accounts to keep safe. Every user now has a dedicated Security page in their Evalato account, bringing account security settings together in one place.
Combined with User roles, it means you control both who has access to your program and how well each account is protected.
Control is one side of this update. Visibility is the other. "I never got the confirmation email." Every awards manager has heard it, and until now, answering it meant guesswork. Email activity gives you a clear record of what your program has sent and what happened to it:
Coupled with Evalato's superior email deliverability, that means your messages get where they're going — and when someone asks, you have the record to show for it.
Less time troubleshooting the inbox means more time spent on the parts of the program that need you.
If your program asks applicants to register first and submit their entry after approval, they've so far been committing without knowing exactly what you'll ask of them. Entry form previews fix that.
A small switch for you, a real upgrade to the applicant experience — and that pays off for your program. Applicants who know what's coming arrive at the entry form prepared, with fewer surprises and less back-and-forth with your team. A program that's transparent from the very first click is one applicants are more likely to see through to submission, and to come back to next edition.
A smaller change, but one you’ll notice the next time you build a form. You can now drag and drop answer options to reorder them within your entry form’s Questions field — no more deleting and re-adding options to get the order right.
User roles, Email activity, the new Security page, and Entry form previews are live now. Log in to your Evalato account to assign your first roles. Want to see it in action? Book a demo, and we'll walk you through it.
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