EventbriteAbout this trigger
Triggers, queries, and actions are the building blocks of Applets. Triggers tell an Applet to start, queries ask a question, and actions are its end result.
Developer info
- Description
- This trigger fires when there is a new order placed for an event.
- API endpoint slug
- eventbrite.new_order
Trigger fields
Organization ID Dropdown list
- Label
- Which organization?
- Slug
- organization_id
- Required
- true
- Can have default value
- false
Ingredients
Event IDThe ID of the event.
- Slug
- event_id
- Filter code
- Eventbrite.newOrder.EventId
- Type
- String
- Example
- 23446543
Order IDThe ID of the order.
- Slug
- id
- Filter code
- Eventbrite.newOrder.OrderId
- Type
- String
- Example
- 32423343
NameThe order purchaser's name.
- Slug
- name
- Filter code
- Eventbrite.newOrder.Name
- Type
- String
- Example
- John Smith
EmailThe email of the order purchaser.
- Slug
- Filter code
- Eventbrite.newOrder.Email
- Type
- String
- Example
- john@example.com
Statusstarted, pending, placed, or abandoned.
- Slug
- status
- Filter code
- Eventbrite.newOrder.Status
- Type
- String
- Example
- started
Time remainingThe time remaining to complete this order (in seconds)
- Slug
- time_remaining
- Filter code
- Eventbrite.newOrder.TimeRemaining
- Type
- String
- Example
- 100
Created atDate and time event was created.
- Slug
- created_at
- Filter code
- Eventbrite.newOrder.CreatedAt
- Type
- Date with time (ISO8601)
- Example
- 2020-07-08T04:17:06.000+05:00