Get attendee details from Luma events. Import names, emails, job titles, company info, and LinkedIn profiles into Enola. Maximize your event ROI by turning Luma attendees into actionable leads. Enola simplifies the process of gathering and organizing guest data. Instead of manual exports or messy spreadsheets, Enola allows Luma event organizers to extract attendee details directly into their workflow with a single click. 🎯 Key Features One-Click Data Extraction: Instantly pull guest lists from your Luma event pages. Comprehensive Profiles: Capture full names, verified email addresses, job titles, and company names. Social Connectivity: Automatically find and import LinkedIn profiles to streamline your outreach. Seamless Integration: Designed specifically for Enola users to manage lead nurturing and follow-ups effortlessly. 📋 How it Works Navigate to a Luma event page that you are organizing. Open the Enola extension. Click "Get Attendee Details." Data is automatically processed and imported into your Enola dashboard for easy management. 👥 Who is Enola for? Event Organizers: Save time on administrative tasks and focus on your guests. Sales & Marketing Teams: Quickly transition event attendees into your sales funnel. Community Managers: Better understand your audience and track engagement through LinkedIn. 🔒 Privacy & Security We prioritize your data security. Enola only accesses event data for sessions you organize. All data is transmitted over secure HTTPS connections, and we never share your attendee information with third parties.
Feb 27, 2026
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