Turn Eventbrite attendees into Holded contacts

Eventbrite offers three instant triggers in Zapier: New Attendee Registered (when an attendee buys or registers a ticket), Updated Attendee (when an attendee's data is updated), and New Event (when a new event is created and published).

Yes. The Eventbrite triggers in Zapier are instant. When an attendee buys a ticket, the contact is created in Holded at that moment.

Yes. The "New Attendee Registered" trigger fires for both free and paid events. What matters is that the attendee completes the registration in Eventbrite.

Yes. When setting up the trigger in Zapier, you can select a specific event from your Eventbrite account or leave it on all the organization's events. You can also filter by event status (live, draft, etc.).

The fields that Eventbrite captures at registration are transferred: name, email, and the custom fields from the Eventbrite registration form. These are mapped to the Holded contact fields (name, email, company, phone).

A single-step Zap works with the free Zapier plan (100 tasks/month). Multi-step Zaps, such as creating a contact and generating an invoice, require a paid plan.

If the contact does not match an existing code in Holded, Zapier creates a new one. To avoid duplicates, you can use a multi-step Zap that first searches for the contact ("Find Contact") before creating it.

Yes, with a multi-step Zap. Set up the "New Attendee Registered" trigger in Eventbrite, the "Find or Create Contact" action in Holded, and then "Create Document" (invoice or sales ticket). It requires a paid Zapier plan.