Events
An event is the home for everything you're organizing, your tickets, your registration questions, your emails, your landing page, and the people who sign up. When you create an event, you're setting up a single container that holds all of those pieces in one place.
Most of your work in Sunfish starts here. You'll set up an event once, then reuse and refine it over time.
The event lifecycle
Events move through a few natural stages:
- Draft, you're building. You add tickets, write registration questions, design your landing page, and adjust settings. Nothing is public yet, so you can experiment freely.
- Published, you publish your landing page to go live. Now people can find your event and register.
- Live, registrations come in. You watch numbers, answer questions, and manage attendees as they sign up.
- Post-event, the event has happened. You can still pull reports, follow up with attendees, and use the event as a starting point for your next one.
You're never locked in. You can unpublish to take an event offline, keep it private so it isn't publicly listed, and keep editing along the way.
Take your time in draft. It's much easier to get tickets and questions right before people start registering than to change them afterward.
What's in this section
- Event settings, the key toggles that shape how your event behaves.
- Duplicating an event, reuse a whole setup for a recurring or next event.
- Venues, set your location and timezone.
- Event dashboard, a summary of your setup and headline numbers.
From here you'll branch out into Tickets & Pricing, Registration, and Landing Pages, each has its own section.