Pre-Built Tooling
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Authentication | Bearer Token (OAuth 2.0) |
| Two-Way Sync | Yes |
| Events Supported | Yes (Webhooks) |
| Realtime | Yes |
| Supports Rate Limiting | Yes (1000 requests per hour per user, 50 requests per second) |
| Authentication Scopes Supported | N/A (OAuth token provides access based on user permissions) |
Objects Supported
Alloy Automation supports syncing the following objects from Eventbrite:- Events
- Orders
- Attendees
- Tickets
- Venues
- Organizations
- Categories
- Formats
- Discounts
- Webhooks
Set Up Guide
Trial Access
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Offers free trial? | Yes. Eventbrite offers a free plan for free events. You can create paid events with a per-ticket fee. Sign up at https://www.eventbrite.com to get started. |
| Requires requires paid sandbox | No paid sandbox required. You can create free test events for development. |
| Requires partnership to obtain authentication? | No. OAuth credentials can be obtained directly from the Eventbrite App Management page. |
Authentication (OAuth 2.0)
For customers who want to completely whitelabel their OAuth experience, you can provide your own developer keys instead of using Alloy Automation’s.- Go to Eventbrite Account Settings at https://www.eventbrite.com/account-settings/apps.
- Click Create New App and fill in the required information:
- Application name
- Application description
- Application URL
- Add the redirect URI: https://api.runalloy.com/api/strategy/connector/eventbrite/callback
- Once your app is created, copy your OAuth Token (or Client Secret if using full OAuth flow).
- Enter your credentials into Alloy Automation.
API Documentation
For detailed API documentation, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/platform/apiImportant Notes
- Eventbrite supports both private tokens (for personal integrations) and OAuth 2.0 (for public apps)
- Private tokens are simpler to set up but only work for your own events
- OAuth 2.0 is required if you’re building an app for other Eventbrite users
- Tokens have access to all resources the authenticated user has permission to view
Use Cases
1) Event data synchronization
Sync event details, schedules, and venue information from Eventbrite to your website or app, ensuring consistent information across all platforms.2) Attendee management
Pull attendee lists and registration data from Eventbrite into your CRM or marketing automation platform for follow-up campaigns and relationship management.3) Order processing and analytics
Retrieve order data and ticket sales information to generate custom reports, track revenue, and analyze event performance across your business intelligence tools.4) Automated check-in systems
Build custom check-in applications that sync with Eventbrite attendee data in real-time, enabling smooth event entry and attendance tracking.5) Multi-event management
Aggregate data across multiple events and organizations to provide unified reporting, cross-event analytics, and centralized event management dashboards.API Gotchas
- Rate limiting: Eventbrite enforces strict rate limits of 1000 requests per hour per user and 50 requests per second. Monitor the
X-RateLimit-*headers and implement exponential backoff. - Pagination: Large datasets require pagination using the
continuationtoken. Don’t assume all results fit in a single response—always check for and handle pagination. - Webhook retries: Eventbrite will retry failed webhook deliveries up to 10 times with exponential backoff. Ensure your webhook endpoint returns 2xx status codes promptly.
- Event status transitions: Events can be in various states (draft, live, started, ended, completed). Not all API operations are available in all states, so check event status before performing actions.
- Timezone handling: Eventbrite stores event times in the event’s local timezone. Always handle timezone conversions carefully when syncing to other systems.
For questions or troubleshooting, contact support@runalloy.com.