We’re excited to improve the configuration of Webhooks — a powerful feature designed to supercharge your integrations and automate your workflows in real-time.

🔗 What Are Webhooks?

Webhooks allow your systems to receive real-time updates whenever something important happens in our platform. Instead of constantly polling for data, you can now subscribe to specific events and get instantly notified the moment they occur.

🧩 Why this matters for Integrations?

💡 Real-Time Communication

Webhooks provide a seamless way to sync data and trigger actions across systems — instantly. No delays, no polling, no manual refreshes.

⚙️ Smarter Automation

Build powerful automations: update CRMs, trigger notifications, sync attendee data, or kick off post-event workflows — all the moment something changes.

🔒 Secure & Scalable

Each webhook is delivered securely, with signature verification and retry logic to ensure reliability and data integrity.

🌐 Infinite Integration Possibilities

Whether you’re connecting to internal tools or third-party services like Slack, HubSpot, or Zapier — webhooks are the glue that makes it all work together.

🎯 Use Cases

• Notify your internal systems when a new event is published
• Sync attendee registration data to your CRM
• Trigger external workflows when an event is updated or cancelled
• Send real-time alerts to your team via messaging platforms

🛠️ Developer-Friendly

With a simple configuration UI, clear documentation, and support for custom payloads, getting started with webhooks is fast and easy — no heavy lifting required.

To access and configure your event Webhooks, just go to your events settings and click on the "Webhooks" tab.

We’re excited to announce the launch of our newly upgraded and redesigned Event Settings menu in Eventtia's back office—built to make editing and managing events faster, easier, and more intuitive than ever before.

✨ What’s New?

🔄 Streamlined User Experience

The interface has been reimagined with a clean, modern layout that reduces clutter and prioritizes the most used fields.

⚡ Improved Performance

Enjoy faster load times, smoother interactions, and an overall snappier experience as you navigate and update your event details.

We’ve fixed an issue where mobile passes were displayed on the event registration confirmation screen for all participants — even those requiring validation. Mobile passes will now only appear when appropriate.

We’ve removed the check-out requirement for multiple check-ins at access control points. (checkpoints) 

Previously, a participant needed to check out before checking in again. Now, attendees can check in as many times as needed — no check-out required.

We’ve fixed an issue where participant charges were missing from the Excel export.

With this update, all participant charges are now properly included in your exports — making your reports more complete and accurate.  

Searching event activities just got easier!  We’ve fixed an issue where the search was case sensitive — meaning searching for “Workshop” and “workshop” gave different results.

Now, your search will work regardless of capitalization.  ✅

Good news! You can now open participant details from the index page in new tabs or windows. 

Previously, everything had to be done in the same window — making multitasking tricky. With this update, you’re free to open as many participants as you need in separate tabs. 

We’ve improved the way your event charges appear on participants’ credit card statements when using Stripe as your payment processor! ✨

If your event name contains only Latin characters, it will now appear as the statement descriptor. Otherwise, it will show as “Event reg Eventtia.com”.

This helps participants recognize the charge and reduces the chance of payment disputes.

We’ve fixed a bug on the on-site mobile app that allowed users to update participant information without the proper permissions.

Please make sure to update your app to the latest version to ensure secure access and accurate permissions. ✅

We’ve optimized queries, added data validation in cache (instead of hitting the database directly), and made several backend enhancements to ensure faster, more reliable exports. ✅