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Talk Acceptance

The Terms & acceptance page lets you review and give consent for how ema and the event team handle your talk's data.

Where to Find It

Me > Talks > Open a talk > Terms & acceptance

Use the Terms & acceptance tab to review and update your consent for privacy, publishing, and data use.

The talk Terms & Acceptance tab with consent options for the speaker.
Review and respond to terms configured for the talk from this tab.
Accepting publication terms

A speaker reads the privacy and publishing terms for an accepted session and checks each box to confirm consent before the programme deadline.

Project administrators configure three consent options, each with its own label and content written by the event team:

TermTypical purpose
Privacy termsData privacy and handling of your personal information.
PublishingConsent for publishing your talk content (title, abstract, slides, recordings).
Data aggregationConsent for including your data in aggregated reports and analytics.
  1. Navigate to your talk and select the Terms & acceptance tab.
  2. Read each term's content.
  3. Check the box for each term you consent to.

Each checkbox saves immediately — there's no separate submit step. Unchecking a box later withdraws that consent.

Only accept terms you understand

Consent can affect how your talk title, abstract, slides, recording, and speaker details are used. If a term is unclear, contact the event team before checking the box.

Acceptance Records​

For each term you've responded to, ema records who accepted it (your name and email) and when. This record is shown under the term and is visible to both you and the project administrators.

info

Recording consent and conflict-of-interest declarations are handled separately, on the Compliance tab. See Recording Consent.

Connected Feature

Recording consent and conflict-of-interest declarations live on a separate Compliance tab. See Recording Consent.

Part of these journeys

Journey pages need an operator sign-in to open.

  • Every submission is scored by eligible reviewers under the blinding the committee chose, and every author receives a decision — and only the feedback they were meant to see.

    • Step 18 of 18Accepted speaker reviews the consent termsSpeaker
  • A confirmed speaker has consented, handed over materials that will play, and knows their slot.

    • Step 9 of 13Speaker accepts privacy, publishing, and data-use termsSpeaker
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