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⚙️ Advanced Options When Setting Up Tickets

Controls within the Advanced Options box and how to use them.

Want more control over your tickets? 🎟️ At the bottom of the ticket setup page, you'll find the Advanced Options box, giving you additional ways to manage and customise your tickets.


🔎 How to Find Advanced Options

To access the Advanced Options:

  1. 🖥️ On the dashboard, select the event you want to manage.

  2. ⚙️ On the left-hand side, click Manage Tickets.

  3. 🎟️ Select View Tickets.

  4. 🔎 Find the ticket you want to edit and click the Cog icon.

5. ✏️ Select Edit from the dropdown menu.

6. ⬇️ Scroll to the bottom of the ticket setup page and expand View Advanced Options.

You'll then see a number of features you can use to control and customise your tickets. 👇


👀 Ticket Visibility

The Ticket Visibility section gives you greater control over how your tickets appear to customers.

🗂️ Ticket Categories

You can select or create ticket header categories to organise and group your tickets by type.

💡 For more information, check out our guide on How to Add Categories to Your Tickets.

🎟️ Remaining Tickets

You can choose whether to display the number of remaining tickets to customers.

This can be useful as a promotional tool, encouraging customers to purchase before tickets sell out. 🔥

⏰ Show Before On-Sale

You can also choose whether a ticket should be displayed before its on-sale date and time.

This allows customers to see upcoming ticket options before they're available to purchase.

📋 Waiting List

You can control which tickets are eligible for the Waiting List if your event sells out.

👉 Find out more about the Waiting List.

🔐 Ticket Visibility

Choose whether your ticket should be:

  • 🌍 Public — available for everyone to see.

  • 🔒 Password protected — only accessible when the correct password is entered.


📱 Optional RapidScan Customisation

You can add additional information to be displayed to customers on their RapidScan ticket.

This can be useful for providing important event-specific information that customers may need when attending. 🎟️


📊 Ticket Counts & Reports

Ticket Counts & Reports allow you to receive updates about your ticket sales directly to your email address. 📧

This can be useful for keeping track of sales without needing to regularly log into the Promotion Centre.


🔗 Ticket Dependency

You can make one ticket dependent on another ticket.

This means the dependent ticket cannot be purchased until the required master ticket has been selected.

👨‍👩‍👧 Example

You may want to make a Child Ticket dependent on an Adult Ticket, ensuring children attend the event with an adult.

To set this up:

  1. 🔽 Open the Ticket Dependency dropdown.

  2. 🎟️ Select the ticket that your new ticket should depend on.

  3. 💾 Click Update Ticket to save your changes.

💡 For more information, see our guide on Ticket Dependencies.


🔢 Minimum & Maximum Purchase Amount

You can control the minimum and maximum number of tickets a customer can purchase in a single transaction.

By default, customers can purchase:

  • Minimum: 1 ticket

  • Maximum: 8 tickets

You can adjust these limits to suit your event and ticketing requirements. 🎟️


💡 Tip

The Advanced Options give you extra control over how your tickets are displayed, sold and managed. It's worth checking these settings when creating or editing tickets to make sure everything is configured exactly how you want it. ✅

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