Handling many-to-one field mapping

 

Handling many-to-one field mapping

We’ve enhanced Native Integrations to support mapping multiple source fields into a single destination field in Grip. This applies to both multi-choice Custom Fields and special metadata fields like Exhibitor ID that allow multiple values.

Previously, combining values from more than one source field into a multi-select field often led to formatting issues. With this update, those values are now cleanly merged, not just concatenated—making the data accurate, consistent, and easier to use.


Why it matters

This seemingly small improvement unlocks major flexibility for event organizers using complex registration systems. You can now confidently combine values across systems—ideal for setups with layered or conditional registration logic.

It also means Parent/Child custom fields are now fully supported within Native Integrations, using multiple mapped fields and the Replace function. This significantly expands the types of field structures that can be integrated smoothly into Grip.


Why you’ll love it

  • Cleaner, more accurate data from multiple sources

  • No more manual fixes for broken field formatting

  • Support for complex custom field logic, like Parent/Child structures

  • Wider compatibility with external registration platforms

This update removes a key blocker for many events, making it easier to build powerful, flexible integrations with the confidence that your data will display correctly—every time.

Now live and ready to power your next event. Read more about it, and new product updates in Grip's public roadmap. 🚀


Don't hesitate to get in touch

Have questions or concerns about any of our new features? As always, we're here to help; contact your account manager or simply drop us an email at support@grip.events.