# Eventbrite MCP MCP

> Eventbrite MCP manages everything about your event lifecycle, from initial registration tracking to final sales reports. Your AI agent can list all your events, monitor ticket orders in real-time, and track specific attendee details using natural conversation.

## Overview
- **Category:** ecommerce
- **Price:** Free
- **Tags:** ticketing, event-registration, attendee-tracking, sales-analytics, event-planning, webhook

## Description

Need to manage anything related to live or upcoming events? This connector gives your AI client direct access to the core Eventbrite data. You'll stop logging into dashboards just to find a number. Instead, you can ask about performance metrics for a specific event or pull detailed lists of every registered attendee across multiple dates. The agent handles the complexity: it tracks ticket orders and sales statuses in real time, allowing you to monitor gross sales figures instantly. If your operation involves linking ticketing data with other systems—like feeding this attendance list into a marketing automation tool—you can build those automations by chaining Eventbrite with other MCPs through Vinkius. This means the entire event process, from initial ticket purchase to final reporting, runs as one connected workflow.

## Tools

### get_event_detailed_data
Retrieves the specific settings and information for one particular event.

### get_event_performance_summary
Pulls a quick summary of key performance metrics for an event, like attendance trends.

### get_eventbrite_account_metadata
Gets general profile and metadata information about your Eventbrite user account.

### list_currently_live_events
Identifies all events that are currently running or have already started.

### list_event_attendees
Pulls a complete list of every person registered for a specific event date.

### list_event_ticket_orders
Retrieves all recorded ticket orders and associated payment transactions for an event.

### list_my_events
Lists every single event that you've created or are managing through Eventbrite.

### list_my_organizations
Shows a list of all organizations where your account has membership.

### list_past_completed_events
Finds and lists events that have already taken place.

### quick_event_volume_audit
Provides a high-level, instant summary of expected event volume and attendance numbers.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
List all my upcoming live events.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've found 3 live events, including 'Annual Tech Summit' and 'Digital Marketing Workshop'. The Tech Summit has 450 registered attendees. Would you like to see the ticket sales summary for the workshop?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Show me the attendee list for event ID '12345678'.
```

**Response:** 
```
For event ID '12345678', I've retrieved the list of 120 attendees, including 'John Doe', 'Jane Smith', and 'Robert Brown'. All attendees have 'Completed' status. Should I pull the ticket type breakdown?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Check the performance summary for 'Summer Gala'.
```

**Response:** 
```
The 'Summer Gala' has sold 850/1000 tickets, generating $42,500 in gross sales. 15 orders were placed in the last 24 hours. Would you like a list of the most recent orders?
```

## Capabilities

### Check your full list of managed events
Retrieve detailed information and status for all events you've created or manage through Eventbrite.

### Monitor live attendance lists
Pull a complete roster of every person registered to attend a specific event.

### Track ticket sales and payments
See all transactions, orders, and payment statuses for any given event date.

### Get high-level performance reports
Instantly pull summarized data on attendance volume and overall sales metrics without running complex reports.

### View organizational details
Access metadata about your account and the organizations you belong to on Eventbrite.

## Use Cases

### The post-mortem report
You need to know how successful the 'Annual Gala' was. You ask your agent: 'Give me the performance summary for the Annual Gala, and then list all ticket orders from last week.' The agent runs `get_event_performance_summary` and combines it with `list_event_ticket_orders`, giving you one consolidated answer.

### Checking out a past event
You are reviewing the 'Tech Summit' from last year. You ask your agent to run `list_past_completed_events` and then request the attendee list for that specific date, letting you easily pull reports on who was there.

### Cross-platform follow-up
A user attended an event. You need to know their contact info and link it to your CRM records. Your agent uses `list_event_attendees` first, then passes that data through a connected messaging MCP to trigger a personalized 'thank you' message.

### Auditing account reach
You manage multiple event types across several groups. You use the agent to run `list_my_organizations` first, and then pull metadata for each one using `get_eventbrite_account_metadata` to ensure compliance.

## Benefits

- Stop compiling reports manually. Use `get_event_performance_summary` to get a snapshot of key event metrics in seconds.
- Need the list of people who showed up? The agent can run `list_event_attendees`, giving you every name and email without leaving your chat window.
- Know what's happening right now. Call `list_currently_live_events` to see only the active events, ignoring everything else in your calendar.
- Keep track of money coming in. Use `list_event_ticket_orders` to get a full audit of every transaction and payment status for an event.
- See the big picture quickly. The `quick_event_volume_audit` tool gives you immediate insight into upcoming attendance without needing deep filters.

## How It Works

The bottom line is, you ask questions about your events, and this MCP fetches the correct data from Eventbrite to answer them.

1. Connect the Eventbrite MCP to your AI client.
2. Authorize the connection using your Eventbrite Private Token.
3. Ask your agent a question, like 'What were sales for last month's gala?' and it pulls the necessary data.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How do I use list_event_attendees with this MCP?**
You provide the specific event ID or date to the agent, and it returns a comprehensive list of all registered people. This saves you from having to download large CSV files just to check names.

**Can I use quick_event_volume_audit for future planning?**
Yes. The `quick_event_volume_audit` provides a high-level look at expected attendance and volume across your upcoming schedule, helping you plan resources ahead of time.

**What is the difference between list_my_events and list_currently_live_events?**
`list_my_events` shows every event you've ever made. `list_currently_live_events` filters that down to only those events happening right now or recently started.

**How do I check ticket sales history with list_event_ticket_orders?**
You tell the agent which event you're interested in, and it uses `list_event_ticket_orders` to pull all recorded transactions. You can see payment statuses and purchase details.

**When using list_my_organizations, how do I know what my available organizations are?**
The function immediately returns a comprehensive list of all organizational IDs and names associated with your Eventbrite account. This lets you map out which groups you manage before running more targeted searches.

**When using get_event_detailed_data, what specific information do I need to run it?**
You must provide the unique Event ID and the relevant Organization ID. The tool requires these two inputs to accurately pinpoint and retrieve the detailed settings for a single event.

**If I call list_event_attendees and there are no registered people, does the MCP fail?**
No, it handles zero results gracefully. The tool simply returns an empty array or a specific message confirming that no records match your criteria for that event ID.

**How do I use list_past_completed_events to check old events?**
It pulls a summary list of all historical events, providing their IDs and completion dates. You then need to select the specific event from this list if you want deep performance data.