Event Settings Overview

This guide will outline the further settings that can be applied to your event and the applications of each setting.

Before configuring event settings, you first need to set up an event, click here to learn how to do this. We also recommend creating your first ticket, the process for which is detailed in this guide here.

Edit Event Name, Dates & Times or Venue

Your basic event information like Event Name, Dates & Times or Venue can be edited by clicking the pencil icon at the top of the event dashboard by the event name:

After any of this information has been updated, click "Save" to apply your changes:

Event Settings Overview

All event-level settings are accessible on the event dashboard by clicking "Edit details":

This will allow you to configure the following settings:

Description - Edit or add a description to your event. This should contain important information about the event that the customer should know before purchasing a ticket.

Capacities - This setting allows you to set event-level capacities for all sale items on your event (Total Capacity), or per specific sale item. By default, these are set to "Unlimited":

Sharing settings - The meta title/image/description dictates how your event will appear to others when linked externally through social media websites and Google, this setting allows you to add or change any of this information.

Purchase settings - This section allows you to configure the following three settings:

• "Limit ticket purchases (per customer)" toggle - Customers will be required to share or transfer any tickets beyond this limit. If sharing is disabled, they will be unable to reserve or purchase more than this value. Note: This is a hard limit for the whole event but you may set lower limits on individual tickets.
• "Show number of items remaining" toggle - This setting allows you to display the remaining stock for all items on your event. This relies on you setting an "initial stock" on your sale items
• "Take off sale if no ticket capacity remains" toggle - This is useful if you want to prevent other items such as products being available once all tickets have sold out

Sharing restrictions - This drop-down dictates how customers can share their tickets & products. By default, this is set to "At any point before, during or after purchase".

Visibility groups - Visibility groups can help segment a Nutickets company to specific users. If you need some of your user base to only be able to access certain events, visibility groups can be used. Further info on visibility groups can be found in the "Further reading" section of this guide series.

External ID - This is an ID that can be applied to the event to better reconcile your event with other platforms, if necessary. This external ID can also be surfaced in reports.

Scanning mode - This setting allows you to determine the scanning mode in the Access Control Pro partner app. The options are:

• QR Only - For standard QR ticket scanning
• NFC (Online) - Allows for tickets to be paired with NFC media to allow customers to spend account balances through the Nuweb Epos ecosystem. 

Note: For more info about Epos, please reach out to your Nuweb Customer Success Executive.

Organiser details - Add or edit the contact details of the event organiser. This can be used by customers to get in touch if they have a question

Tags - This input allows you to create tags that can assist in distinguishing your events from one another. These tags can be used as search terms on your shop site and can be used to categorise events with lie tags on your shop site listing pages.

To create a tag, type out the tag and hit enter to apply your new tag.

Internal comments - Internal comments can be added to the event as a bespoke message to other admin users.

Once all of your event settings are configured to your liking, please feel free to publish your event and start selling.

To do so, click "Publish and Start Selling" in the "Event Status" section:

Once published, the event status will display an "Upcoming" badge:

If you wish to change the status of your event, click "Change Event Status". In this pop-up, you have the following options:

• Set event as off-sale - Pause or stop the sale of the event 
• Set event as hidden - This option hides the event in event listings and search results on your shop site
• Cancel event - Cancelling the event will take it off sale, hide it from listings and update its status to cancelled. Customers will not be refunded or notified at this stage, this can be managed via the 'Issue refunds' section from the event dashboard. Please note that this action is irreversible and once cancelled, the event can no longer be put on sale.
• Delete event - Deleting an event is only for when events were created by mistake. You cannot delete events that have any outstanding orders.

IMPORTANT - If your event dashboard shows an orange badge that reads "Link your payment provider" (as below), please read this guide on how to connect your Stripe payment processing account. You will not be able to sell tickets for your event without first connecting a payment processor.

Once your event is created, has at least one ticket and you have connected your payments provider, click here to learn how to customise your event's shop site and add your branding.