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Organizer Questions and Answers
Additionally, if you need additional options and professional features, we offer a Premium plan that adapts to your specific needs.
- If you are not yet a participant of an organizing group, you have two options: create your own organizing group or wait for an invitation to join an existing one.
- If you are already a member of an organizing group, make sure that your role in the team has the necessary privileges to create events.
View different roles
- Owner: The creator of the organizing group and possesses all the privileges. They are the only ones who can delete the group.
- Administrator: Also possesses all the privileges.
- Basic: Limited access, only to sell and validate tickets. Cannot view sensitive data.
- Validator: Has the least privileges, limited access only to validate tickets.
Remember that the price categories defined in the global event will automatically apply to new sessions you add. However, if you already have events created with one or several sessions, you will need to modify the price categories of each individual session.
See plans and featuresView details of a price category
- Category: Name of the category.
- Price: The price assigned with the event's currency.
- Capacity: The maximum number of tickets in this category to be generated.
- Accesses: If the QR code is valid, the person validating the ticket can mark each of the defined accesses as "used." Examples of access: parking, consumables, or VIP area.
- Promotional codes: Discount codes for attendees when placing an order.
How to reactivate an event?
- Add a new session to the event.
- Modify the date of any non-canceled session of the event.
Once the QR code of the ticket is scanned, the app will inform if the ticket is valid, if it has been previously validated, if it's blocked, if it's part of an order to be confirmed, or if it has multiple accesses to be used. We can also see the ticket number, attendee's name, and if necessary, their additional information.
You can configure multiple entries for an price category. On each validation, the validator can mark the corresponding access as "used". For example: parking, VIP area, consumption...
- Hand-selling: It is done directly through the app, and the payment is handled externally to the platform. The specified price is what counts, and the automatically generated order is confirmed.
- Box office selling: Selling a ticket and charging it externally to the platform. The ticket can be marked as validated instantly without scanning. (For Premium users)
- Manual web selling: Selling through the website using the specified payment method. The process requires manual confirmation of orders.
- Integrated POS selling: Payments go through your integrated POS, which you need to set up following our guide. Orders are automatically confirmed once payment is completed. Talonarium does not apply commissions for this method, but keep in mind that your POS may have its own fees.
- Stripe selling: Payments go through a Stripe payment gateway. Orders are also automatically confirmed. Requires a Stripe account linked to the platform. In this case, there are Stripe and Talonarium charges depending on the country.
- Creating ticket books: We allow creating ticket books of up to 100 tickets. Profits are only calculated for the tickets validated on the day of the event. (For Premium users)
- Web invitations: For free events, attendees can request invitations. Orders require confirmation only if specified in the event configuration.
- Mass selling or distribution: If you want to distribute or generate a large number of tickets, this option allows importing a CSV file with attendee data and automating the process. (For Premium users)
- Verify if they have checked their spam folder.
- Access the order details to ensure the email address is correct. If it's wrong, you can modify it and resend the order.
- You can resend the order as long as it's in the "confirmed" state and the session has not ended.