Registration & ticketing
Registration forms, ticket types, payments and discounts.
- Create attendee typesDefine the kinds of people coming — delegate, speaker, press, student — and what each one sees.
- Add a question to your registration formPick a field type, label it, and place it on the right step.
- The 22 question typesWhat every field type is for, and which one to reach for when two look similar.
- Edit a question's label, options and validationChange the wording, build the option list, set validation rules, and restrict a question to certain steps or attendee types.
- Break your form into stepsSplit a long form across several screens, and decide where ticket selection sits.
- Show and hide questions with conditional logicAsk follow-up questions only when they are relevant, skip whole steps, or disqualify an answer.
- Set the submit button, success message and redirectControl the wording people see at the end, and where they land afterwards.
- Translate your registration form into ArabicAdd Arabic wording to your own questions, and let evenclo handle the rest.
- Preview and publish your registration formTest the form properly before you open it, then publish.
- Set your currency, tax and invoice numberingThe payment settings that apply to every ticket — set them before you sell anything.
- Connect a payment methodAdd a card gateway or bank transfer, test the connection, and switch it live.
- Create a ticket typeSet up what people actually buy — price, sales window, quantity, group limits and who can see it.
- Set up early-bird pricing with price phasesLet one ticket change price on a schedule instead of creating three tickets.
- Edit, disable or delete a ticketChange a ticket after it is live, take it off sale, or remove it — and what each does to people who already bought.
- Create a discount codeSet up a percentage or fixed-amount code, cap how many times it can be used, and switch it off.
- Reconcile your paid ordersCheck what evenclo recorded against what your payment provider actually paid you.
- Refund an orderRefund in full or in part, with a reason, and handle the attendee's place separately.
- Run a free eventWhat you can skip when nothing is being sold, and the two things people still get wrong.