Live Events
Live Events
Sell tickets to concerts, shows, and one-off events on Resyevents.
Live Events is Resytech's ticketing product for shows, concerts, parties, and other one-off events. Organizers create events in the dashboard and publish them to Resyevents, the public storefront where buyers pick tickets, pay, and receive QR tickets by email.
It is a separate line of business from activity bookings. Events do not use the scheduling engine, equipment, or facilitators. An event is a start time, an end time, a pool of tickets, and an order pipeline of its own.
How It Fits Together
| Piece | What it does |
|---|---|
| Venue | A reusable profile (address, time zone, logo, photos, links) with its own public page. Optional, but it saves retyping and gives every event a venue page to link to. |
| Event | The show itself: name, description, dates, poster, and the venue it happens at. |
| Ticket types | The tiers on sale, each with a price, capacity, and per-order limits. |
| Add-ons | Optional extras (drink packages, merchandise) sold alongside tickets. |
| Storefront | The public page at resyevents.com/e/{slug} where buyers actually purchase. |
| Orders | What a buyer bought, what they paid, and the tickets that were issued. |
The Lifecycle of an Event
- Draft. Create the event, add ticket types and add-ons. Nothing is public yet, and you can change anything.
- Publish. Resytech checks that the event is sellable (see Publishing) and puts it live at its public link.
- On sale. Buyers hold tickets while they check out, pay by card, and receive tickets by email.
- At the door. Staff scan each ticket's QR code to admit guests.
- After. Review sales and the attendee list, refund individual orders, or cancel the event.
Before You Can Sell
Two things must be true before an event can go live:
- Your organization is set up as an event organizer and your staff have the
eventspermission. - Stripe payouts are connected and charges are enabled for your organization, so money can reach your account. See Fees and Payouts.