In Step 1 - Organization, you can define exclusion rules between participants.
It is very useful to define rules such as "No draw possible in a couple", "No draw possible between brothers and sisters", "No draw possible between people of the same department", etc. You are free to define the rules you want.
You can define:
- Groups in which people will not be able to draw each other (fastest way)
- Individual exclusions (which you can cumulate with those from the groups)
Note 1: a person can never draw their own name. If person A draws person B, B could also draw the name of A (they will only discover this on the day of the gift exchange).
Note 2: Exclusions are not visible by participants.
It is very useful to define rules such as "No draw possible in a couple", "No draw possible between brothers and sisters", "No draw possible between people of the same department", etc. You are free to define the rules you want.
You can define:
- Groups in which people will not be able to draw each other (fastest way)
- Individual exclusions (which you can cumulate with those from the groups)
Note 1: a person can never draw their own name. If person A draws person B, B could also draw the name of A (they will only discover this on the day of the gift exchange).
Note 2: Exclusions are not visible by participants.
Updated on: 13 / 11 / 2022