Several admins for Event Tickets Plus?

[Lars]

Hi,

We have a few questions regaring Event Tickets Plus:

1.
It states that “Admins are able to access attendee information on the backend and export the information to CSV files as needed. When your event begins, admins can mark guests as checked in manually or by scanning the QR code on their ticket.”. We manually create all events on behalf of each event organizer, but can we create a WP user for each of those organizers and control on login that they only see the events in admin that they are organizer for? So that they can only retrieve attendee information for they own events?

2.
Event Tickets Plus uses your favorite e-commerce provider (WooCommerce, Shopp, WP eCommerce, & Easy Digital Downloads are all currently supported).

What if we are not using any of these providers? Will we then need to also install and configure these in order to sell tickers? Does it work with Stripe?

[George]

Hey @Lars!

can we create a WP user for each of those organizers and control on login that they only see the events in admin that they are organizer for? So that they can only retrieve attendee information for they own events?

YES – you can create users within WordPress, and as long as you grant these users full administrator access, they can do check-ins for events and such.

Now, if you want really, really specific controls over all of this so that they can only see their own events, that would unfortunately take work outside of the Event Tickets Plus plugin itself. You’d have to use custom code or perhaps another plugin out there that lets you get very granular with “permissions” and admin privileges.

What if we are not using any of these providers? Will we then need to also install and configure these in order to sell tickers? Does it work with Stripe?

YES – if you only need the free RSVP features, you do not need any eCommerce platform installed alongside the Ticketing plugins. However, yes, if you want to charge and collect payments you will need a plugin like the ones listed there in your post. As for working with Stripe, each of the ones listed there (EDD, WooCommerce, etc.) do work with Stripe but unfortunately the Stripe integration is an add-on for those platforms.

WooCommerce is the most popular of these plugins, so for example, you’d need to add an extension like this to fully use Stripe → http://www.woothemes.com/products/stripe/

I hope this information helps!

— George

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