Automate Eventbrite with Google Docs
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Eventbrite and Google Docs
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Check out the available triggers and actions in the automation of apps Eventbrite + Google Docs
Participant check-in completed
When check-in for a participant is completed on an Eventbrite eventHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
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Participant check-in completed
When check-in for a participant is completed on an Eventbrite eventTrigger
Participant first name
Participant last name
Participant email
Participant's telephone number
Participant's company
order id
Event name
Description of the event
Date of the event
Event URL
Participant with completed order status
For each new participant with a “Completed” order status on an Eventbrite eventHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Participant with completed order status
For each new participant with a “Completed” order status on an Eventbrite eventTrigger
Participant first name
Participant last name
Participant email
Participant's telephone number
Participant's company
order id
Event name
Description of the event
Date of the event
Event URL
Ended event
For each ended event on EventbriteHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Ended event
For each ended event on EventbriteTrigger
Event name
Event's place
Event URL
Start date/time
End date/time
Event creation date
Event ID
Description of the event
Event capacity
Event status
New participant in an event
For each new participant on an Eventbrite eventHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
New participant in an event
For each new participant on an Eventbrite eventTrigger
Participant first name
Participant last name
Participant email
Participant's telephone number
Participant's company
Participant role
order id
Event name
Description of the event
Date of the event
Event URL
Paid order
For each new paid order on EventbriteHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Paid order
For each new paid order on EventbriteTrigger
Email of the order owner
First name of the order owner
Order owner's last name
Order ID
Date and time the order was created
Name of order owner
Ticket price
Create document
create a document on Google DocsHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Create document
create a document on Google DocsAction
Title Required
Text Required
Folder
Autopopulate a document from a template
Autopopulate a document in Google Docs from a templateHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Autopopulate a document from a template
Autopopulate a document in Google Docs from a templateAction
Document name Required
Document access permission Required
Access permission
Folder
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For each ended event on Eventbrite, create a document on Google Docs
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How to integrate apps with Pluga?
Pluga allows you to integrate two or more apps in a simple, practical way without needing to type a single line of code. Here are the steps to automate your tasks and start focusing on what really matters.
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What is the automation trigger?
The trigger is the step that initiates automation. In the integration process, it is selected after choosing the source app. For example, if you choose Facebook Lead Ads as the source app, the trigger could be: For each response on an advertisement.
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What is an action within an automation?
The action serves as a response to the previously selected trigger. That is, it occurs once the trigger is activated. For example, in an automation between Facebook Lead Ads (source) and Google Sheets (destination), as soon as the trigger “For each response on an advertisement” is activated in the source app, the action “Add data to a new row on a spreadsheet” will be carried out in the destination app.
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How does information mapping work?
Information mapping is where you configure which captured information from the source app will be sent to each field in the destination app(s).
For example, in an automation between Facebook Lead Ads and Google Sheets, this step is where you will determine which contact information should fill in the spreadsheet fields.
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Is it possible to have more than one action?
With Pluga, you can create automations by integrating several apps at once. For example, you can integrate Facebook Lead Ads + Google Sheets + Slack, so when the trigger is activated, the first action is executed and a notification is sent via Slack.
Automate Eventbrite + Google Docs
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Eventbrite
EventEventbrite is a ticket sales platform operating in over twenty countries. It enables the entire process of creating, selling, and analyzing events, either web-based or through the app.
Integrations with Eventbrite Visit Eventbrite Google Docs
DocumentGoogle Docs is an online text editor that allows for the creation, editing, and sharing of documents by and with anyone - provided they have an internet connection and a device to access it.
Integrations with Google Docs Visit Google Docs