When you create an online event, you have the option to choose your online event platform.
Three online event platform options
1. Eventcube Broadcast. Allows you to create a livestream stage within your ticket store by embedding a live stream code from your stream engine of choice (e.g., Twitch, Youtube, Wowza, OBS).
2. Eventcube Virtual Venue. This is an enterprise level virtual event environment consisting of a main stage (live stream) and simultaneous HD networking room. A platform suitable for multi-day conferences with various activities, Eventcube Virtual Venue is equipped with a session schedule and engagement tools like live chat, polls, and a virtual Q&A drop box.
Get in touch with the Support Team if you're interested in using Virtual Venue.
3. External Platform. This is any videoconferencing platform that allows you to share an access link to your event (e.g., Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams).
Once you have chosen a platform, you can complete your Event Details page and add ticket. Save your changes and your event will be published in your ticekt store.
What does a virtual event look like in the store front?
Your event page will look just like any other in-person event except that ticket holders are sent an access link to the virtual event instead of QR codes.
This is an example of a ticket confirmation email sent to virtual event ticket holders.
If you have paid tickets and you are a new user, you will need to connect your Stripe account. Stripe is Eventcube's official payment processing gateway and it enables you to get paid as your tickets sell.
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