Events & ticketing
Publish an event; your site sells it — registration, check-in, and the follow-up.
Create an event in the dashboard and your public site gets the event page, registration flow, and confirmations automatically. Capacity, waitlists, badge scanning at the door, and post-event sequences are all one system with your CRM.
How it helps you
From idea to selling in minutes
The event page, the reserve flow, and the confirmations exist the moment you publish.
The door runs itself
Check-in and badge scanning mark real attendance — which feeds insights and follow-up automatically.
Attendees become customers
Every registrant is a CRM contact; waitlist wins, reminders, and post-event offers ride the messaging rails.
The walkthrough
Publish the event
Date, capacity, price, visibility — the public page and registration go live on your site.
People register (zero login)
Capacity enforced, waitlist offered when full, confirmations sent.
Run the door
Check-in from any device; attendance is recorded per person.
Follow up automatically
Attendance-aware sequences: thank the attendees, re-invite the no-shows.
Shipped features behind this
From the same machine-readable catalog we publish at /features.json — what your AI reads to learn the platform.
Upcoming events summary
Operator page listing the organisation's upcoming (non-terminal, not-yet-ended) events in chronological order. Filters completed and cancelled events out client-side; sorts by start date. The 'View attendees' CTA is gated on event.attendee.read.
Public event reserve page
A visitor (not a member, no login) reserves a spot at an event from a shared link — org resolved server-side from the event id, IP rate-limited. Standalone page, noindex, no dashboard chrome.
Attendee claim landing (magic link)
Where the 'claim your profile' email lands: /claim/:token verifies the 30-minute HMAC claim token, provisions the person-owned Groundwork identity (idempotent — a re-clicked link greets the existing person), signs them in, and points them at their professional profile.
Customer pass / entitlements page
A signed link a customer opens to see their entitlements — no account needed. The link IS the authorization (opaque token in the URL).
Common questions
Can people register without an account?
Yes — public event registration is zero-login. Attendees can later claim their history with a magic link, which turns them into portal members.
Does this handle free and paid events?
Both — free registration or paid tickets through your own Stripe, with capacity and waitlists either way.
See it, then build on it
This whole site runs on the same platform — fork the template, or point a front end you built with Lovable, v0, Bolt, Claude, or Cursor at the backend.