Shops

how do i set up a ticket shop? setting up a shop it can be useful to create a dedicated ticket shop, for example to display events of a certain type in a single sales link, possibly combined with a specific product you can find the settings for this ticket shop under the general settings of your account when you create a new shop here, you can configure and style it on the left side on the right side, you will see a preview of how the shop will look name this name is for internal use only and will not be visible to customers url the name you choose here will be visible in the url of the ticket shop note once the shop is created, this name cannot be changed sales channel here you can choose which sales channel the shop will use by linking a specific sales channel to the shop, you can, for example, allow your staff to buy tickets at a discounted rate webskin choose which layout (web sales skin) will be used display you can choose to display the selected events in a list or in a calendar html section here you can add html text that will be shown at the top of the page you can use this space to share a message with your customers in the html section, you can call attributes defined in your chosen web sales skin you can then add products to the shop you have the option to add products, vouchers, and bundles, and you can combine them for a more diverse offer if you select a product here, it will be shown above the events in a later step, you can also add products to be displayed as upsells finally, you can select which events will be displayed in the shop this can be done in two ways all events that are currently on sale select events based on a filter (you use filters already active in your account under the events tab) you can also choose to show no events and sell only products it is also possible to add products or events as upsell items these will then be shown on the second page of the ticket shop calendar view are you organizing ticket sales for an exhibition or another event with many time slots or multiple dates? then you can use the calendar view of the ticket shop to present everything clearly the calendar view automatically groups your events in the overview by name as a buyer, you first select a date (if your events share the same name, e g , "all m collection exhibitions") in the second step, the customer selects the time (if multiple time slots are available) in the third and final step, the customer only needs to select the price type and the number of tickets to use this view, you create a separate event for each time slot (same name, different time) when creating your events, it is helpful to first set up one 'template' event with all the correct settings you can then copy this event to quickly create the other time slots or dates it is recommended to use a price list , even if you have only one price type this makes adjusting settings later easier if you assign the same tag to your expo/museum events (for example "expo"), you can use filters to ensure that only events with that tag appear in the calendar shop instructions on how to create or modify a new tag can be found under docid\ zcw7qw4ehhm8lxfcaq7rm