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Managing a Paid Event

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Once you have created your 'Regular Paid Event', you can manage your settings, make changes, assign seat reservations, assign email reservations, create/manage attendee form, check-in attendees, create/manage/fulfil add-ons.

1. Click on 'Manage' to access the event settings.

Features within Event Manager:

1. Edit Event: This page will allow you to edit your event details including title, description, date/time, tickets, refund policy, and other general information about your event. Changes can be made up to 1 week before your event.

2. Seat Reservation: This module facilitates the management and allocation of seats for the event. It provides a graphical interface for visualising the venue's seating chart and enables administrators to:

  • Assign specific seats to attendees.

  • Implement seat holds to temporarily restrict seat availability.

  • Designate seats as wheelchair accessible to accommodate individuals with disabilities.

3. Email Reservation: This is all about communicating with people who have made reservations (via seat reservation). You can:

  • Send emails to confirm their reservation details.

4. Attendee Form: This lets you create custom forms to collect information from your attendees. This is useful for gathering details you need for the event. You can:

  • Create custom questions to ask attendees.

  • Use different types of questions - e.g. fill in the blanks / dropdown menu.

  • See a list of all the attendees and their answers.

  • Download the answers.

5. Tickets Check-In: This is where you verify attendees tickets when they arrive at your event - use Chrome. It's how you manage door entry. You can:

  • Get an overview of how many people have checked in.

  • Use Row One ticket scanner.

  • See details about each attendee - name, ticket type, check in status / time.

6. Add-Ons: This is where you can create additional things for sale along with your event ticket. Each add-ons can be controlled based on quantity and which ticket type can buy them. Examples are:

  • Merchandise (like t-shirts).

  • Food and Drinks.

  • VIP Experience.

7. Add-Ons Fulfillments: This is where you manage the add-ons attendees purchased. You can:

  • See the list of customers who purchased add-ons.

  • Track whether the add-ons have been claimed (via QR scanning).

You can also use our in-house point of sale (POS) counter to sell add-ons on the event day.

8. Cancel Event: When clicked, a confirmation modal will appear for you to confirm this action. Once a listing has been deleted, this cannot be undone.

Note: It's not possible to delete a listing if tickets have been sold/issued for a upcoming event. Those tickets must be cancelled and refunded for your listing to be deleted.

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