Submit event RSVPs from a spreadsheet and record mixed outcomes
At a glance
Lana Ivory used Claude Cowork to work through Cannes event applications while tracking each result. This workflow is listed under event-registration, form-filling, spreadsheet-workflows, office-work.
She supplied a cleaned event spreadsheet and reusable profile details. Cowork opened RSVP links through Chrome, filled forms, submitted applications and updated status and notes columns. Harder pages were reserved for manual attention.
How it went
She reports receiving confirmations, pending approvals and waitlist notices after several hours of processing.
Worth knowing
The source list contained 1,098 events; that is not the number confirmed. This first workflow did not include the more advanced Gmail and Slack tracking planned for a later article.
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