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Ticketing – Create Ticket (Selection Modal)

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Overview

This modal appears when the user clicks + CreateCreate ticket in the Inventory tab.

It is the first step in the ticket creation flow.

The user must choose what type of sellable item they want to create:

  • An entrance ticket

  • An add-on product

This screen determines the ticket type before entering detailed configuration.


What You See in This Screen

Modal Title

New ticket

Indicates the start of the ticket creation process.

Top-right corner:

  • X (close icon)
    Closes the modal without creating anything.


  1. Create an entrance ticket

Description shown:

“Create an entrance ticket
General admission to your event”

Purpose:

  • Create a standard event access ticket.

  • Used for entry to the event.

Typical use cases:

  • General Admission

  • VIP Entry

  • Early Bird Access

  • Day Pass

  • Weekend Pass

Impact:

  • Creates a ticket that grants access to the event.

  • Will later require configuration such as pricing, availability, and rules.

Right side:

  • Arrow button (→)
    Selecting this continues to the detailed ticket configuration screen.


  1. Create an add-on

Description shown:

“Create an add-on
Camping, tokens, parking and more”

Purpose:

  • Create a non-entrance product.

  • Used for additional purchasable items linked to the event.

Typical examples:

  • Parking tickets

  • Camping access

  • Food & drink tokens

  • Merchandise

  • Locker rental

Impact:

  • Does not grant event entry by itself.

  • Can be sold alongside or attached to entrance tickets.

Right side:

  • Arrow button (→)
    Selecting this continues to the add-on configuration flow.


  1. Close Button

Button: Close

Purpose:

  • Cancels the action.

  • Closes the modal without creating anything.


What This Screen Actually Controls

This screen controls:

  • The type of sellable object being created

  • Whether the object grants event access (entrance ticket)

  • Or represents an additional product (add-on)

It does NOT:

  • Configure pricing

  • Configure availability

  • Assign pools

  • Set sales channels

It only determines the object type before configuration begins.


Important For The Agent

When the user selects Create ticket, the agent must:

  1. Recognise that a selection modal appears.

  2. Identify whether the intention is:

    • Event entry → Select Create an entrance ticket

    • Additional product → Select Create an add-on

  3. Continue to the appropriate configuration flow.

The distinction is critical:

  • Entrance tickets control event access.

  • Add-ons extend the commercial offering but do not provide entry rights.

This modal defines the foundational ticket type before detailed setup.