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When and How to Use Named Ticket Holders on Eventcube

A step-by-step guide on ensuring that each ticket bought is assigned a name.

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Written by Trischa
Updated over 2 weeks ago

You may want to enforce some security measures in your event and check if attendees' ID names match the ticket holder name. For this, you'll need to enable "Named Ticket Holder".

Note: Without enabling "Named Ticket Holder", an order with multiple tickets will be registered only under one name.

How to enable Named Ticket Holder

1. Select your event.

2. Go to Settings.

3. Enabled 'Named Ticket Holder.

4. Save your changes.

Note: Customers will be able to assign each ticket a different name after completing their checkout.

How to assign names to tickets

1. Once checkout is complete and tickets have been secured, customers will receive a ticket confirmation email.

2. Select the "View your order" button in said email.

3. A new page with named ticket holder fields will open.

4. Enter the first and last names of the ticket holders.

5. Submit your changes.


6. Alternatively, customers may visit the Manage Support section of the ticket store and log in to Support Hub using their Order Reference Number and email.

7. Select "Change Names" in the left-hand side of the admin.

5. Assign names to the tickets in your order.

6. Then, save your changes.

Note: Your first name change is free. If you want to change ticket holder names again, an admin fee of £5 will be applied. To proceed, you'll ned to enter your card details and ‘pay with card’.

8. To check if your ticket has been updated, try downloading it or checking Support Hub.

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