Eventbrite
Important: This connector and its actions have been removed from Nintex Automation Cloud and can now be found in Nintex Gallery.
Eventbrite is a cloud-based event management and ticketing platform that allows users to browse, create, and promote local events. In the context of Nintex Automation Cloud, Eventbrite is a connector A software component that allows seamless integration with third-party services, business applications, and content stores. Examples include Salesforce, Box, and Microsoft SharePoint. Connectors are used to create connections required for workflow actions and start events. and is used to create connections for Eventbriteactions A tool for building the processes, logic, and direction within workflows. Actions are the steps the workflow performs to complete a process.. Use Eventbrite actions to create and manage events and their associated tickets, organizations, and venues.
For more information on Eventbrite, see the Eventbrite platform website.
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Create an Eventbrite connection
Create a connection from the connections page or from the action configuration panel when configuring the action. For information about creating connections and assigning permissions, see Manage connections.
Complete the following fields when creating the connection:
Field |
Description |
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Connection name | A name for your new connection |
API Key | Your Eventbrite private token / API key. Access your Eventbrite API key in the Eventbrite API key management page. |
Note: Your browser-stored credentials are accessed to create connections. Either clear credentials from browser memory or make sure the stored credentials are for the intended environment.
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You must use an Eventbrite API key to create a connection. Access your Eventbrite API key in the Eventbrite API key management page.
Create an Eventbrite data lookup
Use the Eventbrite data lookup to create a drop-down list of Eventbrite groups in a form. Each data lookup is configured for a specific Eventbrite API key. You can create as many data lookups as you need. For more information on creating a data lookup and assigning permissions to it, see Data lookups.
For example, to allow users to select a specific venue of an event in a form, add a drop-down list of venues to the form using a Data lookup form control A form control that allow users to select from a drop-down list that has values sourced from a third-party service.. The Data lookup form control uses an Eventbrite - Get venues by organization data lookup to list the venues for an organization.
You can create a data lookup to:
- Get event categories: list all the categories for events in Eventbrite.
- Get events by organization: list all the events associated with an organization in Eventbrite.
- Get organizations: list all the organizations associated with the Eventbrite account used to create the connection.
- Get venues by organization: list all the venues available to the organization associated with the Eventbrite account used to create the connection.
Eventbrite data lookup fields
When you create a Eventbrite data lookup, you can configure some additional fields to specify which items the data lookup should retrieve.
To access the data lookup fields, in the Add data lookup section, select Eventbrite in the Connector field and then select the Operation.
The following configuration fields are displayed depending on the operation selected.
Operation |
Field/Selection |
Description |
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Get event categories | Connection | The connection to use for the data lookup. |
Get events by organization | Connection | The connection to use for the data lookup. |
Organization | The organization that you want to list events for. If using a variable, use the organization ID. | |
Order by |
Sort order for the list of events. Possible values:
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Filter by name |
Filter organization's events by specified name. | |
Filter by currency | Filter organization's events by specified currency. If using a variable, use the ISO-4217 code. Example: USD. | |
Filter by status | Filter organization's events by status, for example Live. Specify multiple status values as a comma delimited string. Possible values: draft, live, started, ended, completed, canceled, all. |
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Filter by time | Limits the list results to either past, or current and future events. Or return all events. For example, all. Possible values: all, past, current future. |
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Items per page |
The number of items per page. | |
Next page token | A token to get the next set of results. Use the Continuation value from the Pagination object of a previous Get events by organization action. | |
Get organizations | Connection | The connection to use for the data lookup. |
Next page token | A token to get the next set of results. Use the Continuation value from the Pagination object of a previous Get organizations action. | |
Get venues by organization | Connection | The connection to use for the data lookup. |
Organization |
The organization that you want to list venues for. If using a variable, use the organization ID. | |
Next page token | A token to get the next set of results. Use the Continuation value from the Pagination object of a previous Get venues by organization action |