Woocommerce tickets plug-in pre-sale question

[happycreative]

Hi,
I’ve got just one more question about Woocommerce tickets plug-in.
When the client check-out with PayPal, will I get, straightaway, in backend that an order is completed?
Thanks 🙂

[Barry]

Hi happycreative!

WooCommerce Tickets works by letting you create one or more tickets for each event. You can specify when then tickets should go on sale, how many can be sold and so on.

Behind the scenes each ticket is actually a fully fledged WooCommerce product – so they simply select the tickets they want from the event page, click Add to Cart and are taken to the cart/checkout pages generated by WooCommerce itself.

Since they are, ultimately, regular products customers are also free to add other items to their shopping cart at the same time.

Is there an easy way to avoid using a word “ticket” on front-end? I don’t want my clients to see “Buy a ticket” or something like that. Can I fully customize the wording?

We do (by default) use wording that mentions tickets but, like all our plugins, WooCommerce Tickets is highly customizable and you can re-word things to meet your needs.

I’d definitely recommend reading through our New User Primer and viewing the videos it contains if you want some further insights into how it functions as they give a really great sense of how it all pieces together 🙂

Does that help?

[happycreative]

Hi Barry,
Thank you very much. You definitely helped me 🙂 I’ll go through videos which you recommended.

[Barry]

Excellent!

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