For organisers — run your Karachi MUN registration on Munner, free

The registration pipeline, before and after.
Step	How it works now	On Munner
Announcing	An Instagram post, seen by people who already follow you	A listing delegates can find without knowing your handle
Registering	A Google Form, copied from last year	Delegate and delegation registration with allotment preferences
Identity	A CNIC typed into a spreadsheet cell	Encrypted at rest, readable only by your committee, every view logged
Payment proof	Screenshots in a Drive folder set to “anyone with the link”	Restricted storage, links that expire in five minutes
Allotments	Sorted by hand, emailed one at a time	Managed in a dashboard, published to delegates
Results	A caption listing country names	Issued to each delegate's permanent record
Afterwards	The spreadsheet leaves with the committee	The record stays with the delegate

The registration pipeline, before and after.

Step

How it works now

On Munner

Announcing

An Instagram post, seen by people who already follow you

A listing delegates can find without knowing your handle

Registering

A Google Form, copied from last year

Delegate and delegation registration with allotment preferences

Identity

A CNIC typed into a spreadsheet cell

Encrypted at rest, readable only by your committee, every view logged

Payment proof

Screenshots in a Drive folder set to “anyone with the link”

Restricted storage, links that expire in five minutes

Allotments

Sorted by hand, emailed one at a time

Managed in a dashboard, published to delegates

Results

A caption listing country names

Issued to each delegate's permanent record

Afterwards

The spreadsheet leaves with the committee

The record stays with the delegate

What it costs

Nothing. There is no listing fee, no per-delegate fee, and no commission — Munner does not process registration payments at all. Delegates pay you exactly as they do today.

What Munner does not do

It does not organise your conference, set your fees, handle your money, or take any position on how you run committee. It is registration infrastructure and a record. Your conference stays yours.

What listing requires

Conferences are reviewed before they appear, so that a delegate handing over a CNIC and a payment screenshot knows a real, identifiable organising body is on the other end. In practice that means confirmed organiser identity, real dates and venue, and a committee list.

The same principle governs achievements — see the Verification Standard.

Why the record matters to you, not just to delegates

Awards you issue become permanent, attributable entries carrying your conference's name. A delegate who wins Best Delegate at your conference in 2026 is still pointing at your conference in 2030 — instead of at a caption that scrolled away, or a certificate in a drawer.