# Setting up an event

The event was created! Now it's time to set it up. 

Start with the basic event settings:

* [Main Tab ](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/main-tab.md)
* [Other Tab ](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/other-tab.md)
* [Integrations, Menu and Actions Tabs ](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/integrations-menu-and-actions-tabs.md)
* [How to Upload the Event Banner](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/how-to-upload-the-event-banner.md)

Add a description of the event, create a registration form for participants and FAQ, specify tasks:

* [About Page ](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/about-page.md)
* [Rules Page](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/rules-page.md) 
* [Form Page ](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/registration-form-page.md)
* [Tasks Page](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/tasks-pag.md) 
* [Voting Page](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/voting-page.md) 
* [FAQ Page](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/faq-page.md)

Finish creating the event: 

* [How to Publish an Event](/setup-guide/setting-up-an-event/how-to-publish-an-event.md)


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