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NexDirectory glossary

Plain-language definitions for profiles, listings, taxonomies, claims, schema and operational views, including Pro commercial terms.

Updated 24 July 2026 2 min read
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Understand the language behind the platform.

Plain-language definitions for profiles, listings, taxonomies, claims, schema and operational views, including Pro commercial terms.

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Profile

The one active site mode: Events, Directory, Job Board or Marketplace.

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Listing

The shared WordPress content record used for profile-specific public entries.

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Standard filter

A Free discovery control supplied by the active profile, such as Type, Mode, Tag or Price Range.

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Dynamic filter

A Pro archive or map filter connected to a custom field or classification created in the visual builder.

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Claim

A moderated request to associate a user with an imported or administrator-created listing.

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RSVP

A Free attendance response that can feed capacity, waitlist and guest-list workflows without native payment.

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Waitlist

A Free queue used when an RSVP capacity is full, with attendance promoted or managed by the organiser.

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Needs Attention

The Free operational view that brings pending work and exceptions together for review.

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Blueprint

A repeatable starting structure. Free includes four starter blueprints; Pro Blueprint Studio creates, saves, imports and exports custom blueprints.

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Public ICS

A Free site-wide or organiser-specific calendar feed for published event dates.

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Private calendar feed

A revocable Pro subscription containing the signed-in user’s confirmed attending events.

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Boost

A Pro paid-visibility option that promotes an eligible listing according to the configured placement and package rules.

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PWA

A Pro installable Event Web App with custom identity and cached branding and static assets; live attendee tools require connectivity.

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Conversion funnel

A Pro analytics view that connects discovery activity to enquiries, bookings, purchases or revenue.

How it works

Turn the reference into action.

Start with profile

The one active site mode: Events, Directory, Job Board or Marketplace.

Then review listing

The shared WordPress content record used for profile-specific public entries.

Complete the plan with standard filter

A Free discovery control supplied by the active profile, such as Type, Mode, Tag or Price Range.

Questions

Common questions.

What does NexDirectory glossary cover?

Plain-language definitions for profiles, listings, taxonomies, claims, schema and operational views, including Pro commercial terms.

How do Free and Pro differ?

Free covers unlimited basic publishing, discovery and day-to-day management. Pro adds advanced fields and filters, automation, commercial workflows, reporting and agency-scale controls.

Can one installation use all four profiles simultaneously?

No. Choose one active profile for each WordPress installation, then follow the relevant solution and feature guidance.