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Quick-Start Guide: Set Ticket Types, Time Slots & Custom Fields in Evey

Get your event live faster, and collect the info you actually need.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Before your event can go live, you need more than just a title and a date. You need the right ticket structure, scheduling, and attendee information fields that match the kind of event you’re running.

This guide shows you how to:

  • Set up ticket types that reflect your needs

  • Offer time slots for flexible scheduling

  • Collect custom information at checkout

Whether you're planning a one-time event or a recurring series, Evey gives you the control to tailor the experience without extra tools.


1. Set Up the Right Ticket Types

Ticket types aren't just about pricing; they define access, roles, and even purchasing behavior.

Common ticket types you might need:

  • General Admission – standard access

  • VIP or Premium – includes extra perks or merch

  • Group/Family – allows bundled access at a discount

  • Free – for invited guests, staff, or partners

Tips:

  • Use clear labels (e.g., “General Admission” or “Event Entry Only”)

  • Limit quantities if space or materials are restricted

  • Combine ticket types with products when possible to increase AOV (e.g., “Standard Access + Shirt”)

How to set up ticket types

  1. In your Evey dashboard, open an existing event.

  2. Go to the Event Settings, then the Tickets section.

  3. Click “Add Ticket Type.”

  4. Enter a name, price (or set to free), and quantity.

  5. Click “Save”

Repeat this to create multiple ticket tiers or options.

📝 In Evey: You can set price, inventory, date and time, location, and availability per ticket.


2. Add Time Slots (If Needed)

If your event spans multiple time blocks or requires scheduling (e.g., appointments, waves of entry), time slots give you control and reduce crowding.

When to use time slots:

  • You’re managing a high volume of attendees

  • You offer appointments or small group sessions

  • Your event runs in shifts, waves, or has staggered access

Tips:

  • Name time slots clearly (e.g., “9–10 AM Slot” or “Session 1: 1 PM”)

  • Combine with ticket types to manage both access and timing

  • Display remaining capacity to create urgency

How to add time slots

After your recurring event is already set up:

  1. Go to the event in your Evey dashboard.

  2. Click Event settings.

  3. On the Event tab, scroll down to the calendar view.

  4. Double-click the date you want to start your first time slot.

  5. In the settings box that appears:

    • Change “Don’t repeat” → to a repeat schedule (example: Repeat every 7 days)

    • Set the start time and end time

    • Set the start date and end date range for that repeating slot

    • Choose ticket availability:

      • Check “All ticket types can be purchased for these events” OR

      • Uncheck it to select specific ticket types

  6. Click Save to add the time slot.

  7. Repeat steps 4–6 for each additional time slot (each slot must be saved individually).

✅ Customers will then see a “Choose a date and time” button on the Shopify product page to pick an available slot.


3. Customize Fields to Collect the Right Info

Default name + email isn't enough for most events. Evey lets you add custom fields to capture the data that matters.

Common fields to add:

  • T-Shirt Size

  • Dietary Restrictions

  • Team Name / Group Info

  • Special Requests or Notes

Tips:

  • Keep it simple: only ask what’s useful

  • Use dropdowns for structured responses (e.g., sizes or roles)

  • Mark important fields as required to avoid incomplete data

How to add custom attendee fields

Collecting attendee information in Evey is a two-part process:

  1. Define what information you want to collect (per event)

  2. Enable the Storefront Integration so customers see the form

⚠️ Important Note: Both steps are required for attendee information to appear during purchase.

Set Up Attendee Fields for an Event

This step defines what information you collect.

  1. Go to your event dashboard in Evey

  2. Click Event Settings.

  3. Open the Attendee Information tab.

  4. Add or customize the fields you want to collect (e.g., name, email, size, dietary preference, notes).

  5. Save your changes.

These fields are configured per event, so you can collect different information for different events.

Enable the Storefront Integration

This step controls where and when customers see the form. By default, the Storefront Integration is disabled and must be enabled once for your store.

  1. From the Evey dashboard, go to Settings.

  2. Open the Storefront Integrations settings.

  3. Under Collect Ticket Info, click Enable on storefront.

Once enabled, the attendee form will automatically appear after tickets are added to the cart and before checkout.


Why This Setup Matters

The more aligned your event structure is with your actual needs, the smoother everything else becomes:

  • Attendees know what they’re getting

  • You avoid surprises during fulfillment or check-in

  • Your marketing is clearer and more compelling

  • You spend less time chasing missing info

And best of all, it’s all built into Evey!

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