Eventbrite + Kulea Integrations

How to connect Eventbrite + Kulea

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New Attendee Check-In

Triggers when an attendee checks into an event.

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Create New Contact

Create Kulea Contact.

New Event
Triggers when a new event is created and marked as live within an organization.
Trigger
Instant
New Attendee Check-In
Triggers when an attendee checks into an event.
Trigger
Instant
New Attendee Registered
Triggers when an attendee orders a ticket for an event.
Trigger
Instant
New Order
Triggers when a new order is placed for tickets to an event. This contains only the top level financial and transactional information.
Trigger
Instant
Create Event
Creates an event within an organization.
Action
Write

Find Event
Finds an event within an organization.
Action
Search
Find or Create Event
Finds an event within an organization.
Action
Search or write

New or Updated CRM Data
Triggers when new contact data is created or updated in one of the Data fields of Kulea. The Data fields are typically all the fields you add to your CRM.
Trigger
Scheduled

Kulea
Triggers when any contact opens a new email. Note that this could trigger a lot of zap tasks if you have a successful large email campaign.
Scheduled
Trigger
Kulea
Triggers whenever a file is downloaded by a contact.
Scheduled
Trigger
Kulea
Triggers when any contact's lead score is updated. Note that this could incur quite a lot of zap tasks depending on your lead score strategy.
Scheduled
Trigger
Kulea
Create Kulea Contact.
Scheduled
Action
Kulea
Find Kulea Contact.
Scheduled
Action
Kulea
Finds or creates a specific find contact.
Scheduled
Action

Step 1: Authenticate Eventbrite + Kulea.
30 seconds
Step 2: Pick one of the apps as a trigger, which will kick off your automation.
15 seconds
Step 3: Choose a resulting action from the other app.
15 seconds
Step 4: Select the data you want to send from one app to the other.
2 minutes
That’s it! More time to work on other things.