Create your first event

Creating an event takes under a minute: a short dialog collects the essentials, and everything else — tickets, questions, seating, the door — is configured afterwards in the event’s own workspace.

Creating the event

The New event dialog over the events list, asking for name, description, currency, timezone and dates. — New event — a short dialog, not a wizard; everything else comes after.

From the Events list, New event opens a dialog asking for the name, dates, timezone and venue. That’s deliberately all — you get a draft event immediately and shape it from there, rather than committing to twenty decisions up front.

The event workspace

Opening an event lands on its overview — dates, venue, storefront link, branding — with six areas alongside:

Setup — ticket types, add-ons, tax rates, discounts and access codes, sessions and seating.
Registration — the question wizard, approvals and the waitlist.
Attendees — tickets, orders, invoices, companies and imports.
Comms — emails and campaigns, plus per-event content overrides.
On-site — entry points, scanners and Box Office.
Insights — reports and attribution.

Areas that belong to a paid plan appear with a lock rather than disappearing, so you can always see what exists.

The Events list: eight events with their status, dates and ticket-type counts, plus duplicate and archive row actions. — The Events list — every event with its status, and Duplicate one action away.

Draft, published, archived

A draft event sells nothing and has no public page — configure at leisure.
Publishing makes the storefront page live; sales follow each ticket type’s own on-sale window.
Archiving retires a finished event from the working list; its records, reports and documents remain.

Duplicating an event