> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://talque.gitbook.io/public/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://talque.gitbook.io/public/deep-links/organization.md).

# Organization

Links to a general network content are of the form

```
https://www.talque.com/go/org/<org_id>/main/<action>
```

where

* `<org_id>` is the organization id of your event, and&#x20;
* `<action>` is one of the actions listed in the following. Valid are `schedule` , `participants`, `exhibitors`, `sponsors`, `news`, and `unconference-video`

#### Sessions

Using `schedule` as the action URL component opens session overview page (list of conference lectures).

#### Participants

Using `participants` as the action URL component opens participants overview page (list of participants).

#### Exhibitors

Using `exhibitors` as the action URL component opens the exhibitor overview page (list of exhibitors).

#### Sponsors

Using `sponsors` as the action URL component opens the sponsor overview page (list of  sponsors)

#### News

Using `news` in the action URL opens the news/posts overview page (list of news posts)

#### Unconference video call

Using `unconference-video` as the action url component opens video for unconferences, that is, the list of active discussions that have been started by a participant.&#x20;

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