You can organize events such as concerts, festivals, or communities to increase user engagement with your app.
📋 Steps
From the admin menu, click 'Events.’
Click ‘Create A New Event.’
Exactly like booking, enter your event title and description, category, time zone and event images.
Choose an event vendor, add tags, add a category and choose a theme.
Set the event’s location, choose the event's date if it falls on a specific day or has a set number of days, and set the start and end times (the event's duration time).
Add your available ticket number, maximum reservation for each user, and allow purchasing tickets at the event option, and finally add your ticket’s purchase deadline and cancellation timing.
Check the pricing section in booking.
Then, click ‘Create.’
Check the Inventory, Purchase Flow & Variants section in the booking.
❓ FAQs
Q: How can I let users register for events in my app without writing any code?
A: With nandbox’s Event Booking tool, you can easily add events, let people sign up, and manage everything—like tickets, timing, and locations—directly from the no-code builder. It’s perfect for concerts, workshops, webinars, or any event where users need to register.
Q: How do I create an event in the app?
A: Here’s how to set up an event step by step:
- In your admin panel, go to Booking and Event > Events > Add New Event.
- Enter your event title, write a short description, and upload a cover image to grab attention.
- Set the start and end dates for your event.
- Add the start and end time (e.g., 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM).
- Specify the venue or location.
- Define ticket types, quantities, and prices (optional if it’s a free event).
- Set limits for how many tickets each user can book.
- Save and publish your event—it’ll instantly appear in your app with a built-in registration screen.
Users can now browse your events, reserve spots, and even pay for tickets (if enabled)—all from your app.
Q: Can I create multiple ticket types or control availability?
A: Absolutely! You can:
- Offer multiple ticket types (like General Admission and VIP).
- Set the total number of tickets available for each type.
- Limit how many tickets a single user can book to avoid overbooking.
It’s a simple, no-code way to run events and keep everything organized.