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Eventbrite + Mautic Integrations

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In a matter of minutes and without a single line of code, Zapier allows you to automatically send info between Eventbrite and Mautic.


Get started with workflows like: Subscribe new Eventbrite attendees to Mautic as contacts. Or check out the rest of our guided workflows. Save time with Zapier; it's free to try.

Connect Eventbrite + Mautic in Minutes

It's easy to connect Eventbrite + Mautic and requires absolutely zero coding experience—the only limit is your own imagination.

All Triggers & Actions

InstantNew Event

Triggers when a new event is created and marked as live within an organization.

InstantNew Attendee Check-In

Triggers when an attendee checks into an event.

InstantNew Attendee Registered

Triggers when an attendee orders a ticket for an event.

InstantNew Order

Triggers when a new order is placed for tickets to an event. This contains only the top level financial and transactional information.

InstantNew Contact

Triggers when a new contact is created.

InstantUpdated Contact

Triggers when an existing contact is updated.

InstantEmail Viewed

Triggers when a contact views a specific email.

InstantNew Form Entry

Triggers when a form is submitted.

InstantNew Page Hit

Triggers when a landing page is visited by a contact.

InstantContact Points Changed

Triggers on a contact points change.

How Eventbrite + Mautic Integrations Work

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