Connect Eventbrite integrations
Publicize your live conferences and manage ticket sales by integrating Eventbrite with Make. Connecting this platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly track registrations, distribute order receipts, and sync guest lists. Publish new ticket classes or update event calendars directly from your CRM. Sign up today to build your first attendee pipeline.
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Creates a new ticket class.
Creates a new event.
Retrieves a list of attendees for a specified event.
Retrieves a list of all orders for a specified event.
Retrieves a list of ticket classes for a specified event.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Publishes an existing event.
Retrieves a list of events by the corresponding organization.
Retrieves a list of events by the corresponding series.
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Connect Eventbrite with Make to automate your events. Sync attendee details, track ticket sales, and optimize your workflows.
Streamline Your Events: Integrate and Automate Eventbrite with Make
By connecting Eventbrite to Make, you can instantly sync guest lists to Google Sheets or Airtable, update Google Calendar, and send bookings to your CRM with zero manual data entry.
Automatically sync newly registered attendees to Google Sheets or Airtable to keep your guest list organized and up to date.
Instantly add new Eventbrite events to your Google Calendar so your schedule is always accurate without any manual entry.
Keep your customer and donor records current by automatically sending new event bookings directly to your CRM.
Easily build a master database of all your events and their details in tools like Airtable to streamline your planning.
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