Connect Acuity Scheduling and Eventbrite to unlock the power of automation

You can integrate Acuity Scheduling with Eventbrite by creating a Zap in our platform. You’ll need to choose a trigger from Acuity Scheduling, like 'New Appointment', and an action for Eventbrite, such as 'Create Event'. This way, every time you get a new appointment in Acuity, it will automatically create an event in your Eventbrite account.

Yes, you can set up a Zap where the trigger is 'New Appointment' from Acuity Scheduling and the action is 'Create Event' in Eventbrite. This will automate the process of creating an Eventbrite event whenever there’s a new appointment scheduled through Acuity.

While we offer triggers such as 'Appointment Rescheduled' or 'Appointment Canceled' from Acuity Scheduling, you can use these triggers to update actions in other services. However, directly updating an existing Eventbrite event isn't supported; you may need to handle updates manually or through additional custom setup.

When integrating Acuity Scheduling with Eventbrite, data such as appointment details (date, time), client information (name, email), and service type can be transferred. This information can then be used within your selected actions on Eventbrite.

One key limitation is that while basic appointment details and client information can be moved from Acuity Scheduling to create events on Eventbrite, complex workflows or custom fields may require additional steps or manual handling outside the standard triggers and actions we offer.

Events should be created almost instantaneously after an appointment is made in Acuity if your Zap is set up correctly. Usually, this takes just a few minutes but might vary slightly depending on server loads and the complexity of your Zap configuration.

Yes, besides 'New Appointment', you can use other triggers like 'Appointment Canceled' or 'Appointment Rescheduled' from Acuity Scheduling. These allow you to manage attendee registrations differently based on various client interactions within your scheduling software.