Manage sold tickets
The tickets list
Section titled “The tickets list”Open the event and go to Tickets. At the top: totals for Confirmed, Pending and Cancelled tickets, and Revenue from paid tickets.
Search by name, email, order number or ticket ID, and sort by any column. Select a Ticket ID to open the ticket.
A ticket’s page
Section titled “A ticket’s page”- Ticket: type, price, Admission and Payment status, order number, purchase date.
- Payment: where it came from: Stripe, free or manual. For Stripe, the checkout and payment IDs to search in your Stripe dashboard.
- Attendee: name, email and Account:
- Unclaimed: no account uses this email yet.
- Invited: an account exists but has never been signed in to.
- Claimed: the holder uses their account.
- Managed: held for someone without an account. See Tickets for people without an account.
- Check-in: whether they’ve been checked in. Select Open check-in screen to check them in.
- Transfer history: if the ticket changed hands.
Cancel a ticket
Section titled “Cancel a ticket”Cancelling takes away the holder’s admission and frees the place for someone else.
- Open the ticket and go to the Danger Zone.
- Select Cancel ticket.
- Read what happens to their session seats. They lose them unless another ticket admits them.
- Fill in:
- Reason: required. Kept on the ticket for your team. The holder doesn’t see it.
- Message to the holder: optional. Included in the email they receive.
- Select Cancel ticket.
It can’t be undone. To fix a mistake, issue a replacement.
You can cancel tickets after the event has ended too, for example after a chargeback.
Refunds
Section titled “Refunds”Cancelling doesn’t refund anything. The payment is kept. TTRPG.Events doesn’t handle refunds yet: refund the payment from your Stripe dashboard, using the payment ID on the ticket’s page.
When holders act themselves
Section titled “When holders act themselves”- Giving up a ticket: holders can give up their own ticket before the event ends, choosing a reason. You get an email with the reason and the seats it freed.
- Transfers: holders can pass a ticket to another account. You see it in the ticket’s Transfer history. You aren’t emailed.