How can I personalise tickets?

First select the "Field type".

You can choose between the variants "Contact data", "Input field", "Yes/no field", "Number" and "Selection field".

You have further options for each "Field type". Confirm your selection with "Save".

For each "Field type", you can define under "Settings" how it is queried and whether it appears on the tickets: "Print on ticket".

In the query for ticket buyers, you can choose for each sales type "Online sales", "Advance sales" and "Block" whether the field may be filled in "optionally", whether it is a "mandatory field" or whether it is not displayed.

You can also determine whether the "request for entry" is per ticket or per order.

You can have a maximum of six fields printed on your tickets.

Assign fields to specific categories

Under "Category assignment" you can select whether the fields are queried for all categories or only for certain categories.

This allows you to organise your ticketing more flexibly and query important information per category if necessary.

To do this, select the desired category and click on "Save".

Field type "Contact data"

You can use a contact details field to request data such as the first name, surname, company, etc. of your ticket buyers and have them printed on the ticket as required. Please note that the following data is always requested:

• First name
• Surname
• Salutation
• Your address
• e-mail address

It therefore only makes sense to enter such a personalisation field in the following situations:

• If you want the information to be printed on the ticket.
• If you want to request this data for each ticket individually and not just per order.
• If you would also like to request this data from advance booking offices.

Field type "Input field"

You can use an input field to generate a specific contact data field yourself, which is not yet available for selection.

In this way, you can also query data such as year of birth or means of transport (to the event).

This information is also saved with the buyer data.

Field type "Yes/No field"

With a yes/no field, you can give your visitors a checkbox that you can use to obtain important information from your ticket buyers. For example, you can add the yes/no field "I am vegetarian" to an event where food is also served. This allows you to see at a glance whether or not a vegetarian menu is to be served at the corresponding seat.

Please note: The ticket buyer does not select "Yes" or "No".

The field is a checkbox that is confirmed with a tick.

Field type "Number"

You can use a number field to query numbers.

For example, you can enter the membership number in this field.

If you tick the "Number of digits" box, you can also specify the number of digits before and after the decimal point.

Field type "Selection field"

You can use the selection field to display various options.

For example, ticket buyers can be asked to select a menu if this is part of the ticket.
The corresponding menus are then available as option I "vegetarian" or option II "vegan". Ticket purchasers can select the desired menu.

Thanks to the statistics, you can see how often which menu was sold.

You can display the field on the tickets. Ticket buyers will then know which option they have chosen.

Dependence on other fields

You can use the "Dependency on other fields" setting to display fields only if a specific entry has been made.

For example, field types "First name" and "Surname" are only displayed if "Yes" has been ticked for a field.

You can control queries in this way.