Coming Soon

When You See “Coming Soon”

Sometimes you will tap a section of Velora and land on a friendly Coming soon screen instead of the feature itself. This article explains what that screen means, what to do next, and how to keep your event moving while you wait.

What this screen is

A Coming soon screen is a placeholder. It confirms the feature exists on our roadmap and is not yet ready for you to use. Nothing is broken, and nothing you have already saved is affected.

Reading the Coming Soon Screen

How to get there: Any section of Velora that is still in development

The screen shows three things:

1. An icon or illustration at the top, matching the feature you tapped.
2. A heading naming the feature, for example Payments or Vendor Directory. If no name is available, you will simply see Coming soon.
3. A short message telling you the feature is on its way.

There are no buttons or fields to fill in here. The screen is purely informational.

Note the feature name

Jot down the exact heading you see. When you contact support or check release notes, naming the feature gets you a faster, clearer answer about timing.

Getting Back to Your Event

How to get there: Coming soon screen > back arrow

1. Tap the back arrow in the top-left corner of the screen.
2. You return to the screen you came from, with your place preserved.
3. Alternatively, use your device’s back gesture or button.

Nothing is saved or submitted from this screen, so leaving it never costs you work.

Next Best Action

After hitting a Coming soon screen, most organizers:

• For an urgent task: Handle it manually and log it in your checklist
• For a nice-to-have: Continue setting up your event

Working Around a Feature That Is Not Ready

Deadlines do not wait for roadmaps. Here is how experienced organizers keep moving:

1. Identify what the missing feature was going to do for you, for example collecting ₹500 per head or messaging 200 guests.
2. Check whether an existing Velora section already covers part of it. Guest lists, invitations, and RSVP tracking cover a lot of ground.
3. Record the gap in your event notes so nothing slips during the final week.
4. Assign the task to a co-organizer if it needs manual follow-up, such as collecting UPI payments directly.

Wedding and festival season

During peak dates like Diwali or a big wedding weekend, plan your workflow around what is live in the app today. Build your process on features you can already see and use, then adopt new ones once they arrive.

Do not wait on a placeholder

If a Coming soon screen sits in the middle of a task you need finished this week, treat that step as manual from the start. Waiting for a release close to your event date is risky.

What to Do Next

Your Situation	Recommended Next Step
You need to collect money now	Share payment details with guests manually
You need to reach guests now	Send invitations and reminders
You are still setting up	Finish your event details
You want to track attendance	Manage your guest list
You think you reached this screen by mistake	Update the app and try again

Related Articles

• Create Your First Event: the core setup every other feature builds on.
• Managing Your Guest List: available today, and often covers what you were looking for.
• Sending SMS Invitations: reach guests without waiting for newer messaging tools.
• Tracking RSVPs: keep headcounts accurate for caterers and venues.
• Event Checklist: a good home for tasks you are handling manually.
• Keeping Velora Updated: newly released features appear only after you update.
• Contacting Support: ask about timing for a specific feature.

Troubleshooting

“Coming soon” appears for a feature a colleague is already using - Your app version is older than theirs. Update Velora from your app store, then reopen the section.

“Coming soon” appears where a feature worked yesterday - The feature may have been temporarily withdrawn for a fix. Check again after updating, and contact support if it persists.

The heading just says “Coming soon” with no feature name - This happens when the section has no name set yet. Note the path you tapped to get there so support can identify it.

You cannot get back to your event - Use your device’s back gesture rather than tapping repeatedly, then reopen your event from the dashboard.

You expected this section to hold your data - No data lives on a placeholder screen. Anything you saved earlier remains safe in its own section.