Can I sell physical tickets with Eventcube?
Yes, you can sell physical tickets on Eventcube. Customers can book tickets through your ticket store and choose whether to receive them by post or collect them from the box office.
1. Create a ticket.
2. Complete all essential ticket details.
3. Under Advanced Settings, enable "set this as a physical ticket (not eticket").
4. Choose your delivery method.
5. Save your ticket.
Customers who opt for delivery will be charged $2 (US) or £1.50 for Standard Delivery or £2.75 for Recorded Delivery (UK).
Note: You are responsible for fulfilling orders requested by post.
Unlike e-tickets, physical tickets don't have a QR code or a downloadable PDF, since they're designed and distributed separately.
If you want ready-made tickets attendees can download, then choose to create an e-ticket.
Can I sell tickets at the gate?
Selling tickets at the gate is at your discretion as the event organizer. You may do this by creating manual tickets in the admin and collecting payments at the door.
However, online booking is strongly recommended for a much quicker check-in.
Can you manually create ticket orders in bulk?
Yes, you can create manual ticket orders in bulk using the Import Batch feature, an advanced ticketing tool unlocked on Eventcube Pro.
When importing a guest list, make sure you have customer's names and emails.
You can go to your event.
Navigate to the Orders at the event level.
Click the Options drop-down button at the upper right corner.
Select Import Batch.
Upload your .csv file.
Can you manually create physical tickets and print them in advance?
Yes, you can create manual ticket orders and print them in advance. Manual orders for physical tickets, however, do not have barcodes; they only have an order reference number.
You may use software that accepts a CSV file and create barcodes you can turn into tickets. For instance, you can use this QR code generator: https://label.live/barcode/QRCode.
Either approach will generate barcodes that sync with the ticket scanner Eventcube uses.
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