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Give your attendees the ability to check a box to agree to your terms by including additional terms & conditions to your order form. To get started, go to "Order form" (under "Order options") in your event. Then select "Add question" and set the question format to "Additional terms & conditions".

To get started, go to your event dashboard and select Reports. Then select Event reports and choose Sales by ticket type. To view this report for multiple events, go to Reporting in your organization settings.

Go to your event dashboard. Log in to your Eventbrite account and go to Events. ... Go to “Attendee list” (under “Manage attendees”). ... Customize your list. ... Select “Download list as PDF." Check in attendees at your event. ... Other options.

Export your order data. Go to “Manage my events”. Log in to your Eventbrite account and select Manage my events from your account menu. Select your event. Go to "Orders" (under "Manage attendees"). Optional: Customize your order data. You can customize the following: ... Export your order data.

Check in attendees at your event with the Eventbrite app for... Go to your event. Tap “Check in”. Tap the scan icon to scan tickets. Manually check in attendees. Optional: Review your settings.

Export your event order data Go to “Manage my events”. Select your event. Go to "Orders" (under "Manage attendees"). Optional: Customize your order data. Export your order data.

Search through your orders. Use the search bar to search by order number, email, or name on the order. Use “Search by” to change between searching by “buyer” or “attendees”. The buyer is the person who bought the tickets. The attendee is the person going to your event.

If you're ready to go live, select Publish and choose whether to Publish Now or Schedule Publish. If your event has more than 25 tickets and you're not subscribed to Eventbrite Pro, there will be an Organizer Fee when you publish the event. NOTE: You can still make changes to an event after you publish.

Create custom questions for attendees Go to your Event Dashboard. Go to "Order Form" (under Order Options). Add custom questions. Set up your question. Optional: Add conditional sub-questions. Optional: Display the question for specific ticket types. Save your changes.

To update your tickets, go back to Add tickets. Select the three-dot icon next to your ticket type and choose from the following options: Edit: change your ticket settings. Changing name or pricing settings will only apply to future sales.

In many cases, the order confirmation email you received when you registered will be enough to prove a purchase. To find it, search your email inbox for "noreply@order.eventbrite.com". If you need a more formal receipt, invoice, or your order confirmation email resent, contact the organizer of your event.

Give your attendees the ability to check a box to agree to your terms by including additional terms & conditions to your order form. To get started, go to "Order form" (under "Order options") in your event. Then select "Add question" and set the question format to "Additional terms & conditions".

To get started, go to your event dashboard and select Reports. Then select Event reports and choose Sales by ticket type. To view this report for multiple events, go to Reporting in your organization settings.

Go to your event dashboard. Log in to your Eventbrite account and go to Events. ... Go to “Attendee list” (under “Manage attendees”). ... Customize your list. ... Select “Download list as PDF." Check in attendees at your event. ... Other options.

Export your order data. Go to “Manage my events”. Log in to your Eventbrite account and select Manage my events from your account menu. Select your event. Go to "Orders" (under "Manage attendees"). Optional: Customize your order data. You can customize the following: ... Export your order data.

Check in attendees at your event with the Eventbrite app for... Go to your event. Tap “Check in”. Tap the scan icon to scan tickets. Manually check in attendees. Optional: Review your settings.

Export your event order data Go to “Manage my events”. Select your event. Go to "Orders" (under "Manage attendees"). Optional: Customize your order data. Export your order data.

Search through your orders. Use the search bar to search by order number, email, or name on the order. Use “Search by” to change between searching by “buyer” or “attendees”. The buyer is the person who bought the tickets. The attendee is the person going to your event.

If you're ready to go live, select Publish and choose whether to Publish Now or Schedule Publish. If your event has more than 25 tickets and you're not subscribed to Eventbrite Pro, there will be an Organizer Fee when you publish the event. NOTE: You can still make changes to an event after you publish.

Create custom questions for attendees Go to your Event Dashboard. Go to "Order Form" (under Order Options). Add custom questions. Set up your question. Optional: Add conditional sub-questions. Optional: Display the question for specific ticket types. Save your changes.

To update your tickets, go back to Add tickets. Select the three-dot icon next to your ticket type and choose from the following options: Edit: change your ticket settings. Changing name or pricing settings will only apply to future sales.

In many cases, the order confirmation email you received when you registered will be enough to prove a purchase. To find it, search your email inbox for "noreply@order.eventbrite.com". If you need a more formal receipt, invoice, or your order confirmation email resent, contact the organizer of your event.

In many cases, the order confirmation email you received when you registered will be enough to prove a purchase. To find it, search your email inbox for "noreply@order.eventbrite.com". If you need a more formal receipt, invoice, or your order confirmation email resent, contact the organizer of your event.