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Event Analytics shows attendance and ticket sales across every event
Events now has an Analytics view that adds up attendance, ticket sales and revenue across all your events, plus repeat buyers and scan-in rates. You can also filter contacts by who bought a ticket versus who actually attended.
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Event tickets now belong to the person attending, not the buyer
One parent books for three kids and a grandparent. Each ticket is now linked to the person actually going, so their details pre-fill and member pricing follows them.
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Scan event tickets at the gate with any smartphone
Ticket scanning is now built into TidyHQ Events. A volunteer on the gate needs a phone with a camera and a signal, and nothing else.
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Keep a club event visible to certain groups only
Some events shouldn't be on the public calendar at all. You can now make an event visible only to the groups you choose.
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QR codes for your club events and meetings, ready to print
Every published event and public meeting in TidyHQ now has a QR code you can download and stick on a poster, a flyer or the clubhouse noticeboard.
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The Event Coordinator's Playbook
You have been asked to organise the club event. Here is how to handle registration, ticketing, catering, and check-in without a meltdown.
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How to Plan Club Events That People Actually Attend
Most club events fail because of logistics, not the idea. Fix the friction and attendance follows.
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Events, Ticketing, and RSVPs: What Clubs Actually Need
You don't need Eventbrite's feature set. You need something tied to your membership data that doesn't eat your sausage sizzle profits.
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Get Cracking Before You Begin
Before you start planning your event, make sure your board is genuinely on board. Five things to keep in mind when pitching an event to leadership.
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Keep Events Simple to Create Maximum Impact
Maximum-impact events don't start massive — they start simple. Three steps to building events that grow from a foundation of simplicity.