Managing tens or hundreds of events? You don't have to download the sales data to aggregate the data, nor do you have to, painstakingly, collect data from events spread over many pages. Now you can tag the event. You can use one or many tags, create new tags on the go, and filter events using these tags.

New feature: Collections

It all starts with a simple connection. You can connect to eventbrite from the account menu, or directly from the import event dialog.
 
<h3>Here's How it Works</h3>
Connecting to eventbrite from the connections page:
<ol>
 <li>Go to "settings" -&gt; "Connections" and click on "ADD CONNECTION"</li>
 <li>Select "Eventbrite" from the popup window, and follow the prompts</li>
 <li>If you are managing multiple organizations, it may create a separate connection for each organization</li>
</ol>
Connecting to eventbrite while adding a new event:
<ol>
 <li>Click on "+ Create New" from the left menu</li>
 <li>Select "Import from eventbrite"</li>
 <li>Select an existing connection, or create a new one</li>
 <li>Follow the prompts on eventbrite</li>
</ol>
That's it, you are all set. Continue to import your events from eventbrite, and use eventlint to power up your workflow.

It all starts with a simple connection. You can connect to eventbrite from the account menu, or directly from the import event dialog. <h3>Here's How it Works</h3>Connecting to eventbrite from the connections page:<ol><li>Go to "settings" -&gt; "Connections" and click on "ADD CONNECTION"</li><li>Select "Eventbrite" from the popup window, and follow the prompts</li><li>If you are managing multiple organizations, it may create a separate connection for each organization</li></ol>Connecting to eventbrite while adding a new event:<ol><li>Click on "+ Create New" from the left menu</li><li>Select "Import from eventbrite"</li><li>Select an existing connection, or create a new one</li><li>Follow the prompts on eventbrite</li></ol>That's it, you are all set. Continue to import your events from eventbrite, and use eventlint to power up your workflow. <iframe class="ql-video ql-align-center" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZTyUQzMbrvg?showinfo=0"></iframe>

Automate your workflow in eventbrite

Start by getting an API key in your sendgrid account.
In eventlint, go to "Apps" and click on "Add Connection"
Paste the API key you created in the previous step.

Do more with transactional emails.&nbsp;&nbsp;Eventlint lets you connect to SendGrid to automate workflows that include a transactional email.&nbsp;Whether you need to send a COVID-19 disclaimer, event information or upsell; You can automate the email and connect it directly to changes in your event. A ticket sold, event times changed, ticket price changed, new ticket became available, etc…&nbsp;It all starts with a connection:<ol><li>In Sendgrid, go to Settings -&gt; API Keys</li><li>Click on “Create API Key”&nbsp;</li><li>Create a new key and label it “eventlint”&nbsp;</li><li>Copy the key. You won’t be able to see it once you closed the window.</li><li>In eventlint - click on “Apps” from the left menu</li><li>Click on “Add Connection”</li><li>Select “Sendgrid”&nbsp;</li><li>Paste the key you created in the previous step</li></ol>&nbsp;&nbsp;That’s it you are all done!

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New feature: Collections

Automate your workflow in eventbrite

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