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Biovity offers a waitlist feature for collecting early interest from professionals and organizations before full platform launch or for access to new features.

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Waitlist page

The waitlist is accessible at /lista-espera (Spanish for “waiting list”) and allows users to register their interest in the platform.
The waitlist feature is designed for pre-launch campaigns or limited beta access to new features.

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Registration types

The waitlist supports two types of registrations:

Professionals

Scientists, researchers, and students looking for job opportunities

Organizations

Companies and institutions seeking to hire scientific talent

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Waitlist form

Users provide the following information when joining the waitlist:

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For professionals

  • Full name: First and last name
  • Email address: For communication and platform access
  • Role type: “professional” designation
  • Scientific field: Area of expertise (biotechnology, biochemistry, chemistry, etc.)
  • Current position: Student, researcher, or professional level
  • Location: City/region in Chile

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For organizations

  • Company name: Organization name
  • Email address: Business email for communication
  • Role type: “empresa” (company) designation
  • Industry sector: Type of scientific organization
  • Company size: Number of employees
  • Hiring needs: Expected number of positions to fill

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Technical implementation

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Database schema

Waitlist registrations are stored in PostgreSQL:
lib/db/migrations/001_waitlist.sql
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS waitlist (
  id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
  email TEXT NOT NULL,
  name TEXT NOT NULL,
  role TEXT NOT NULL,
  field TEXT,
  company TEXT,
  created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT NOW(),
  updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT NOW()
);

ALTER TABLE waitlist 
  ADD CONSTRAINT waitlist_email_key UNIQUE (email);

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API endpoint

Waitlist registrations are processed through the /api/waitlist endpoint: POST /api/waitlist Accepts registration data and stores it in the database.
Request body
{
  email: string;
  name: string;
  role: "professional" | "empresa";
  field?: string;
  company?: string;
}
Validation: The request is validated using Zod schemas defined in lib/validations/waitlist.ts: 
import { waitlistSchema } from '@/lib/validations'

// Validates email format, required fields, and role type
const result = waitlistSchema.parse(formData)
Response: 
{
  success: boolean;
  message: string;
  data?: {
    id: string;
    email: string;
  }
}

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Validation rules

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email
string
required
Must be a valid email format. Unique constraint prevents duplicate registrations.
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name
string
required
Full name, minimum 2 characters
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role
enum
required
Either “professional” or “empresa”. Determines follow-up communication and onboarding flow.
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field
string
Scientific field of interest (for professionals). Examples: “Biotecnología”, “Bioquímica”, “Química”
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company
string
Company name (for organizations). Required when role is “empresa”

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Email notifications

After successful registration:
1

Confirmation email

User receives immediate confirmation of waitlist registration
2

Welcome series

Automated email series introducing Biovity features and benefits
3

Launch notification

When platform opens, waitlist members receive priority access invitation

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Admin management

The admin dashboard (/dashboard/admin) includes waitlist management:
  • View all registrations
  • Filter by role type (professional vs. organization)
  • Export data for email campaigns
  • Track registration metrics over time
  • Send batch invitations when platform launches

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Priority access

Waitlist members receive benefits when the platform launches:

Early access

First to receive platform invitations before public launch

Exclusive benefits

Special offers or extended trial periods for early adopters

Feature influence

Opportunity to provide feedback on beta features

Community building

Connect with other early members in the scientific community

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Marketing integration

The waitlist integrates with marketing tools for growth:
  • Email campaigns: Automated nurture sequences via email service provider
  • Analytics tracking: Conversion tracking for marketing attribution
  • A/B testing: Test different messaging and calls-to-action
  • Referral program: Waitlist members can invite colleagues
Waitlist campaigns are particularly effective for building anticipation before new feature launches or market expansions.

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Best practices

When running a waitlist campaign:
  1. Clear value proposition: Explain what users gain by joining
  2. Expected timeline: Provide rough estimate of when access will be granted
  3. Regular updates: Keep waitlist engaged with progress updates
  4. Segmented communication: Different messaging for professionals vs. organizations
  5. Gradual rollout: Invite users in batches to manage onboarding capacity

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Privacy and data handling

Waitlist data is handled according to Chilean data protection laws and Biovity’s privacy policy. Users can request deletion of their data at any time before platform access is granted.
Email addresses are used solely for:
  • Waitlist confirmation
  • Platform launch notifications
  • Occasional updates about Biovity progress
No third-party sharing without explicit consent.

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Next steps

Authentication system

Learn how waitlist members transition to full user accounts

User onboarding

Understand the onboarding flow for new users

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