Eventtia first version release notes
Build against Eventtia without leaving Cursor.
The Eventtia MCP server is now a one-click plugin in Cursor. Install it, connect your account, and your AI agent can work directly against your event data — creating events, managing attendees and attendee types, setting up workshops, sessions and speakers, handling payments, and running check-in.
No SDK to wire up, no API docs to keep open in a second window. Ask for what you need in plain language and the agent calls the right endpoints.
We've upgraded our Stripe integration to deliver a smoother, more dependable payment experience for your attendees. This update brings improved payment processing, better handling of customer sessions, and stronger reliability across the entire checkout flow.
Why it matters: fewer payment errors mean higher conversion rates, less time spent troubleshooting failed transactions, and a more professional checkout experience for your attendees — directly impacting your event revenue.
We've removed the Turnstile verification step from the 2FA login screen (Already used on the user/password screen), streamlining the sign-in experience for users with two-factor authentication enabled.
Why it matters: One less checkpoint means quicker access to your account without compromising security, since 2FA already provides a strong layer of protection. Expect a smoother, more direct login flow every time you verify your identity.
We resolved an issue with CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) handling that could cause certain requests from external domains, including embedded website builder content, to be blocked or behave unexpectedly.
Why it matters: this fix ensures that integrations, embedded widgets, and third-party origins load reliably without unexpected browser errors, saving time troubleshooting and providing a smoother experience for both organizers and attendees.
Our MCP connector, Eventtia Connect, is now published in Claude's connector directory. Once connected, Claude works directly against your account: look up events and summaries, register, confirm or reject attendees, manage attendee types and custom fields, create workshops and sessions, enroll participants, and review check-ins — all in conversation, without leaving Claude.
Why it matters
Add it here: <a href="http://www.claude.ai/directory/connectors/eventtia-mcp">www.claude.ai/directory/connectors/eventtia-mcp</a>
Enabling the password gate on your event website now automatically clears any active visitor session cookies, ensuring the protection takes effect immediately for everyone.
Why it matters: Previously, visitors who had already accessed your site could bypass a newly enabled password gate thanks to their existing session. This fix closes that gap, giving organizers confidence that turning on password protection instantly secures the site for all users — no manual cache clearing or waiting required.
A new Appearance tab is now available in Event Settings, giving organizers a single place to shape the visual identity of their event website.
Instead of juggling scattered style options, you can now define your event's colors, corner styles, and overall theme from one dedicated screen — making it faster to launch an on-brand event experience and easier to keep visuals consistent across every attendee touchpoint.
The public API has been extended with new endpoints to expose event website data and theme configuration, unlocking deeper integrations with the new website builder.
Developers can now retrieve an event's website details and its associated theme through API v4, making it possible to build custom front-ends, embed event branding into external tools, or sync appearance settings with third-party platforms — all without manual configuration.
Workshop selections now automatically reset whenever an attendee's type is changed, ensuring registrations stay consistent with the workshops actually available for that type.
Why it matters: this prevents attendees from unintentionally keeping workshop registrations that no longer apply to their new type, avoiding invalid data, scheduling conflicts, and confusing follow-up communications for both organizers and participants.
We've rolled out a brand-new rich text editor across the platform, giving you a smoother, more modern writing experience wherever you format content in Eventtia.
Why it matters: content creation is at the heart of every event — from sponsor descriptions to workshop details. The new editor loads faster, behaves more consistently across browsers, and reduces the small formatting frustrations that slow you down when building out your event.
We've resolved an issue affecting the attendee leads API response, ensuring your team gets accurate and complete lead information every time.
This fix means fewer surprises when pulling lead data through integrations or exports — helping sales and event staff follow up on the right contacts without missing a beat.
The event logo is now included in the public attributes of the event API, making it easier to display branded event information across integrations and external tools.
Why it matters: Teams building custom event pages, embeds, or third-party integrations can now access the event logo directly through the public API without needing additional authenticated calls, saving development time and ensuring consistent branding everywhere your event appears.
Workshop calendar files (.ics) sent to attendees now use the PUBLISH method instead of REQUEST, ensuring events are added smoothly to calendar applications without triggering RSVP prompts or invitation acceptance flows.
Why it matters: Attendees can now save workshop schedules to their calendars with a single click, without confusing 'accept invitation' dialogs. This reduces friction, prevents delivery issues with strict calendar clients, and improves the overall registration experience for your events.
We've extended the expiration time for machine-to-machine (M2M) authentication tokens, giving your integrations more breathing room between token refreshes.
Why it matters: If you rely on API integrations or automated workflows, this change reduces the frequency of token renewals, minimizing interruptions and lowering the risk of failed requests due to expired credentials. Expect fewer authentication hiccups and a more reliable connection between Eventtia and your external systems.
Sponsors and exhibitors can now configure the exact questions they want to ask when capturing leads at your event, turning every scan into a richer, more qualified conversation.
Why it matters: instead of settling for a generic lead form, organizers can tailor the data collected to match each sponsor's qualification criteria, which means better follow-ups, higher ROI for exhibitors, and cleaner data for reporting.
Available in all supported languages, with a refreshed configuration interface that makes it faster to set up and edit lead questions before your event goes live.
Attendee and Guest phone numbers are now strictly validated against international formatting standards, so invalid entries are caught at registration instead of surfacing later during check-in, SMS notifications, or reporting.
Why it matters: bad phone data is one of the most common causes of failed communications and messy attendee lists. By validating numbers at the source using Google's libphonenumber standard, you get cleaner data, fewer support tickets, and higher deliverability for every SMS and WhatsApp message you send.
The platform now remembers your preferred language through a dedicated cookie, so you no longer need to reset it every time you log in or switch pages.
Why it matters: Multilingual teams and international users save time and avoid friction by having their chosen language persist reliably across the entire platform. Combined with a new language switcher directly in the navbar, changing languages is now a one-click action that stays applied wherever you go.
You can now upload a dedicated iOS logo for your mobile wallet passes, giving your event a polished, on-brand presence right inside attendees' Apple Wallet.
Why it matters: Wallet passes are one of the first touchpoints attendees see on event day. A recognizable logo builds trust, reinforces your brand, and helps your pass stand out among the dozens of cards users may already have saved. Configure it once in your Mobile Passes settings and every issued pass will reflect your identity.
Events with all-free tickets now display correctly in the Google Events feed, ensuring your events appear with the right pricing information across Google's discovery surfaces.
Why it matters: Incorrect ticket price structures could prevent your free events from being properly indexed or displayed on Google, reducing visibility and attendance. This fix ensures accurate representation so potential attendees see the right information the first time.
You can now create, update, and delete checkpoints directly through the Eventtia API in both V3 and V4. This unlocks full automation for check-in workflows, so teams managing large or recurring events no longer need to configure checkpoints manually from the dashboard.
Why it matters: integrating checkpoint management into your existing tools means faster event setup, fewer manual errors, and the ability to sync checkpoints with third-party systems in real time.
https://docs-connect-api-v3.eventtia.com/reference/listcheckpoints
Attendee edits are now checked more thoroughly across both the public forms and the API, helping prevent bad or inconsistent data from making it into your event records.
Why it matters: cleaner attendee data means fewer surprises at check-in, more reliable communications, and less time spent hunting down and correcting errors after the fact. Organizers and integrators can trust that updates coming through any channel meet the same quality standards.
Attendee and form experiences are now fully available in Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR), making it easier to run events for Brazilian audiences without language barriers.
Why it matters: Local-language experiences dramatically improve registration completion rates and attendee engagement. Event organizers targeting Brazil can now deliver a native experience out of the box, without needing custom translations or workarounds.
We fixed a validation issue that could prevent notifications scheduled for after a workshop from being set up correctly.
This means organizers can now confidently schedule follow-up communications tied to workshop timing, without running into unexpected validation errors that delay attendee outreach.
Dates and times on the attendees list now display correctly according to your event's timezone, so you always see the right information at a glance.
This fix eliminates confusion caused by mismatched timestamps, helping organizers make quicker, more reliable decisions when reviewing attendee activity across different regions.
Payment reports now include coupon information alongside every transaction, giving organizers a complete view of how discounts impact their event revenue without needing to cross-reference multiple exports.
Why it matters: Reconciling coupon campaigns used to mean stitching data together from separate sources. Now, you can see which coupons were applied, their value, and their effect on payments — all in one place — making financial reporting and campaign ROI analysis significantly faster.
The event dashboard now highlights Total Income instead of Ticket Sales as a headline KPI, giving organizers a clearer view of the money actually flowing into their event.
Why it matters: Ticket count alone doesn't tell the full story of an event's financial performance. By surfacing total income directly on the dashboard, organizers can instantly gauge revenue impact without pulling separate reports — saving time and enabling faster, more informed decisions.
Badge printing at check-in just got smoother. We've upgraded our DYMO thermal printer integration to the latest library, delivering faster print jobs, better printer detection, and fewer connection hiccups during high-traffic on-site registration moments.
Why it matters: On-site teams no longer need to troubleshoot stuck print queues or unresponsive printers in the middle of a rush — attendees get their badges faster, and staff spend less time restarting drivers.
The total payments tag now displays amounts without the currency symbol, giving you a cleaner numeric value to work with in your communications and templates.
This makes it easier to format payment information exactly the way you want in emails, forms, and other attendee-facing content — no more unwanted currency formatting getting in the way of your custom layouts.
Filtering workshop sessions by day now returns the correct results, so attendees see exactly what's happening on the date they've selected.
This fix removes a source of confusion during event browsing and registration — no more missing sessions or unexpected entries when navigating multi-day workshop agendas. Attendees can plan their schedule with confidence, and organizers spend less time answering questions about session availability.
Loading workshop lists through the API is now noticeably faster, so pages and integrations that display workshops respond more quickly, even for events with large catalogs.
What changed under the hood:
Why it matters: attendees browsing workshop schedules and organizers managing large agendas will experience snappier load times, reducing friction during high-traffic moments like registration openings.
We've resolved an issue with the PayU webhook that could cause payment confirmations to be processed incorrectly.
Why it matters: attendees and organizers can now trust that PayU transactions are properly recorded in Eventtia without manual reconciliation, reducing support overhead and ensuring accurate payment tracking across your events.
Attendee webhooks now include custom event field data, giving your integrations access to the same tailored information you collect inside Eventtia.
Why it matters: teams building CRM syncs, analytics pipelines, or automated workflows no longer need extra API calls to fetch custom field values — everything travels together in a single webhook payload, reducing latency and simplifying your integration code.
Your public events can now appear directly in Google Search and Google Events results, giving you a whole new channel for driving attendee traffic without any extra marketing effort.
Eventtia now automatically generates and uploads a Google Events feed for all your indexable events. This means richer, more visible listings on Google — with correct dates, locations, ticket details, and localized information — helping potential attendees find and register for your events faster.
Why it matters: more organic discoverability on Google means more eyes on your events, more registrations, and less spend on paid acquisition channels.
All file uploads across the platform are now capped at 20MB, ensuring faster performance and preventing failed uploads that waste time and frustrate users and attendees.
Why it matters: Oversized files were a common cause of slow page loads, upload timeouts, and storage bloat. With a consistent 20MB limit enforced both in the browser and on the server, users get instant feedback before waiting on a doomed upload, and events run more smoothly for everyone involved.
Attendees now enjoy a smoother, faster experience when saving their event passes to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with wallet passes delivered directly as email attachments.
Why it matters: fewer clicks, fewer lost passes, and less confusion on event day. Attendees can add their credentials to their phone the moment they receive the confirmation email, reducing check-in friction and support requests.
Public registration forms now automatically hide attendee types that have no remaining seats, so attendees only see options they can actually select.
Why it matters: This eliminates the frustration of registrants choosing a ticket type only to discover it's unavailable, reducing drop-offs during registration and cutting down on support requests about sold-out categories.
Fixed an issue where certain file extensions weren't being recognized correctly during upload, causing valid files to be rejected.
Why it matters: this ensures the file types you rely on every day — from PDFs to images to spreadsheets — are accepted consistently, removing a small but annoying source of friction when preparing event materials.
Event Files has a brand-new look and feel, making it easier than ever to organize, upload, and share documents tied to your events.
Why it matters: managing event documentation is one of those behind-the-scenes tasks that quietly eats up time. The redesigned interface reduces clicks, surfaces what you need faster, and brings Event Files in line with the rest of the modern Eventtia experience — so your team spends less time hunting for files and more time running great events.
Attendees registering for events in Australia can now complete their payments using Afterpay, giving them the flexibility to split purchases into installments at checkout.
Why it matters: Offering Afterpay as a payment option reduces friction for Australian buyers, increases conversion on higher-priced tickets, and meets a payment method many attendees already expect to see.
The email account section now sports a modern, cleaner interface designed to make managing your sending domains and SMTP settings faster and more intuitive.
Why it matters: A clearer layout means less time hunting for settings and fewer mistakes when configuring your email infrastructure — so your campaigns get out the door faster.
We've refined how group tickets appear in attendee email notifications, making registration confirmations easier to read and act on.
Why it matters: When attendees receive their group ticket emails, clarity is everything. This update ensures the ticket information is presented in a more polished and consistent way, reducing confusion and follow-up questions from your attendees.
New API endpoints let you retrieve attendee check-in data for events, sessions, and checkpoints directly from your integrations. Whether you're building custom dashboards, syncing attendance with a CRM, or powering on-site reporting, you can now pull check-in records programmatically without manual exports.
What's included in this release:
Why it matters: Real-time attendance data is now accessible at every level of your event, eliminating the gap between on-site check-in activity and the systems your team relies on for reporting, follow-up, and post-event analytics.
https://docs-connect-api-v3.eventtia.com/reference/getattendeeeventcheckin
https://docs-connect-api-v3.eventtia.com/reference/listattendeecheckpointcheckins
https://docs-connect-api-v3.eventtia.com/reference/listattendeeworkshopcheckins
Attendee registration now holds firm even when hundreds of people sign up at the exact same moment. We've reworked how registration limits are enforced to eliminate race conditions that could previously allow events, tickets, or workshops to exceed their capacity during simultaneous sign-ups.
Why it matters: When a popular event opens registration, dozens of attendees often click 'Register' within the same second. Without proper concurrency controls, multiple requests could each see an available spot and all succeed, leaving organizers to deal with overbooked sessions and disappointed attendees. This update ensures your capacity numbers are the truth, every time.
Event pages now load noticeably faster thanks to optimized event parameter queries on the backend.
Why it matters: Less waiting means smoother navigation for organizers managing busy events, and a better first impression for attendees landing on your event pages.
Apple Pay is now supported as a payment method when processing transactions through Adyen, with the required domain association certificate registered on the platform.
Why it matters: Attendees can complete registrations and ticket purchases with a single tap on their Apple devices, reducing checkout friction and boosting conversion rates for paid events.
We've refined the messages attendees see when a workshop has reached its registration limit, making them easier to understand across all supported languages.
Why it matters: Clearer wording reduces attendee confusion and support requests when workshops fill up, helping participants quickly understand their options and choose alternative sessions without friction.
Registration limits based on date and time now respect the exact moment you specify, down to the hour and minute, instead of rounding to the day.
Why it matters: If you set a registration deadline for a specific time, attendees will no longer slip through after that exact cutoff. This gives organizers precise control over when registration windows open and close, preventing last-minute sign-ups that exceed your planned capacity or schedule.
The Meetings Overview report has been completely redesigned, giving organizers a cleaner, faster way to analyze networking activity at their events. The new interface makes it easier to filter, review, and share meeting data with stakeholders.
Why it matters: networking is often the most valuable part of a business conference, and reporting on it shouldn't slow you down. The reskinned view loads faster thanks to optimized queries, and the new Excel export means you can hand over a polished summary to sponsors, partners, or internal teams in seconds — no manual data wrangling required.
Webhook payloads now include detailed location information for both events and attendees, giving your integrations a clearer picture of where things are happening without extra API calls.
Why it matters: external systems like CRMs, analytics tools, and marketing platforms can now segment, route, and report on data by city right out of the box — saving time and reducing the need for follow-up lookups.
The Sponsors module has been fully redesigned to match our latest interface standards, giving you a cleaner, more consistent experience when managing sponsors, sponsor categories, files, and tags.
Why it matters: managing sponsors is one of the most repetitive tasks during event setup. With a refreshed layout, clearer action buttons, and improved forms, your team can move through sponsor configuration with fewer clicks and less visual friction.