Registration & ticketing

How people get in: the registration form, what you sell, the orders it produces, how money is recorded and how tickets reach the people who hold them — or how an outside ticketing platform feeds all of it.

  1. Registration formDesign the form people fill in to register for your event: which questions they answer, on how many steps, and which attendee type and ticket they choose.
  2. ApplicationsReview people who applied for a pass that needs your approval, and approve, decline or waitlist them — one by one, in bulk, or automatically by rule.
  3. Add a ticketing systemChoose how your event handles tickets: sell them with Moostoo, or connect the platform you already sell on — Eventbrite, Swoogo, Tito or Lu.ma.
  4. Ticket types & pricingDefine what people can buy — free, paid, invoiced or donation tickets — with prices, tax, capacity, sale windows, bundles, early-bird tiers and group discounts.
  5. Promo codesCreate discount codes buyers type at checkout, limit them to certain tickets, dates and numbers of uses, and use them to reveal hidden ticket types.
  6. OrdersSee every purchase — what was bought, how it was sold, how it is being paid and whether the money has arrived — and resend, refund, cancel or record payment on it.
  7. Record a paymentRecord money that reached you outside Moostoo — a bank transfer, cash, a cheque, a settled invoice — so the order is paid and its tickets are admitted at the door.
  8. Tickets & assignmentSee every individual ticket, who holds it and whether they have arrived — and assign, reassign or clear the person a ticket is for.
  9. The purchaser consoleWhat buyers see when they manage their order: naming the people their tickets are for, filling in their details, and seeing what is still owed — all without an account.
  10. Invoices & ticketing settingsSet up test mode, what your invoices say and how they are numbered, the taxes you charge, and the name and lifecycle of a ticketing system.
  11. Embed widget & sales sourcesPut ticket sales on your own website with a copy-and-paste widget, and give partners trackable links so you can see which of them sold tickets.
  12. Ticketing dashboardFollow sales as they happen: revenue, tickets sold against capacity, orders, traffic, recent purchases, cancellations and where your buyers came from.
  13. Connect a ticketing platformBring the people who bought tickets on Eventbrite, Swoogo, Tito or Lu.ma into Moostoo: connect your account, pick the event, map it and import.
  14. Mapping consoleDecide, once, how a ticketing platform's registration types, fields and answer options become Moostoo attendee types, profile fields, questions and options.
  15. Live sync & import historyKeep a connected ticketing platform in step automatically, run an import again when you need to, and see exactly what every run brought in, skipped or refused — and why.