How to configure a Speaker Itinerary step

The "Speaker Itinerary" submission step allows your speakers and session chairs to see all of their commitments in a particular conference. When they click on the "Speaker Itinerary" button (or whatever label you have provided for it) a modal will appear displaying all of the sessions from that conference that they are involved in, and give information as to what their responsibilities are. For speakers, they will see the time of their specific presentation, not just the start time of the session, as well as the title of that particular presentation. For session chairs, they will have all of the session information and will be told their particular role in the proceedings (chair, moderator, panelist, etc...). Finally, all of this can be downloaded as a PDF by clicking the download button at the top of the modal.
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