Ticketing and Registration settings cover the full purchase and onboarding flow — from notifications and purchase limits to invoice generation, RSVP during registration, and checkout company details.
How to access: Dashboard → Settings → Event Settings → Ticketing / Registration
[SCREENSHOT: Ticketing / Registration section in Event Settings showing all toggles]
Note: The Order Notification Admin button only appears when Ticket Purchase Notification is enabled.
[SCREENSHOT: Ticket Purchase Notification toggle turned on, with the Set Admin button visible below it]
These two settings work together. Enable Registration User Category first, then enable Tag Based Ticket Group to show group-specific tickets in the registration portal.
Both are independent toggles. Enable only the ones relevant to your ticket types.
When on, buyers can reassign a purchased ticket to a different attendee after the order is placed. Useful for group purchases where the buyer allocates tickets to colleagues.
[SCREENSHOT: Ask RSVP toggled on, with Make RSVP Mandatory appearing as a sub-option below it]
Set the maximum number of tickets a single buyer can purchase in one transaction. Leave the field blank to apply no limit.
An inline save button (blue tick icon) appears when the value changes — click it to save.
[SCREENSHOT: Sales Ticket Limit field with a number entered and inline save button active]
When on, attendee access is restricted to specific event days based on their assigned ticket type. Enabling or disabling Day Wise Access shows a confirmation dialog because it affects all existing ticket assignments.
When on, attendees cannot purchase tickets for two sessions that run at the same time. This prevents double-booking for sessions with limited capacity or exclusive time slots.
Q: Why is "Make RSVP Mandatory" not showing up?
It only renders when "Ask RSVP Session Option" is enabled. Turn that on first, then the mandatory option appears below it.
Q: Can I send invoices for both paid and free tickets?
Yes. The two invoice toggles are independent — you can enable one, both, or neither.
Q: What happens if I leave the Purchase Limit blank?
A blank field means no order-level limit is enforced. Attendees can purchase as many tickets as available stock allows.
Q: Does "Day Wise Access" affect existing attendees?
Yes — enabling it restricts all attendees immediately based on the dates assigned to their ticket types. Attendees with no assigned date will lose access until a date is assigned.
