Attendee checked-in: Use this trigger to send a welcome message when an attendee checks in to the selected event.
Attendee registered for event: Use this trigger to send a confirmation email when an attendee registers for the selected event.
Event created: Use this trigger to update the organisers when a new event is created.
Event published: Use this trigger to update your leads when an organizer publishes the event microsite for the first time.
Event republished: Use this trigger to update your leads when an event is updated and then republished.
Order cancelled: Use this trigger to update your team when an event is cancelled.
Order created: Use this trigger to update your team when a new order is created.
Cancel order: Use this action when an order is cancelled.
Create event: Use this action when an event is created.
Fetch attendee in an event: Use this action to fetch details of an attendee in an event.
Fetch event: Use this action to fetch details of an event.
Fetch order: Use this action to fetch details of an order.
Fetch ticket class details: Use this action to fetch the class details of the ticket.
Place order: Use this action to place an order.
Update event: Use this action to update an event.
If you encounter a null error while using the Place Order action in Zoho Backstage through Zoho Flow, check whether the email address you're passing belongs to a blocked domain in Backstage. To verify this,
1. Go to your event in Zoho Backstage.
2. Navigate to Registration Settings → Blocked Domains.
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