🎫 Use check-ins for large events like a dance, sporting event tickets or even concessions!
✅ Check-ins makes it easy to ‘check’ people in and out of events
🧾 All digital receipts include a QR code for ticket scanning
💡You can read more about the feature here if you’d like
✅ Here’s how to enable the check-in button once your event goes live
Step 1: 🎟️ After your first ticket is sold, go to the Reporting tab of your event page.
Step 2: ➕ Click any submission record and add an Action button. You can add one or more (Check-ins, Check-outs, Claimed) actions and decide how to label them.
Step 3 : 👀 Choose to make the button public or not. Public visibility lets your attendees self-check-in. This is useful if you have a limited number of staff or scanning devices.
Step 4: 📧 Invite staff members to the account to allow them to check-in attendees.
Step 5: Done! You’re all set to check-in your attendees.
✅ Here’s how to check-in attendees to your event
🎗️ Important Reminders. Staff members checking attendees in will need:
👍🏻 Access to the Omella account
📱 A device with scanning capabilities (all modern Iphones/Androids have this built it)
💻 To be logged into the Omella account before scanning
🧾 Check-ins with digital receipt
Step 1: 🧾 Scan QR code on attendee’s digital receipt
Step 2: ✅ Click the check-in button
Step 4: 🗓️ Date and ⏰ time stamp is recorded
Step 5: 👍🏻 Check-in is complete!
📵 Check-ins without digital receipt
Step 1: 👩💻 Go to the Reporting tab on the event page
Step 2: 🔎 Search on attendee name and click the submission record
Step 3: ✅ Click the check-in button
Step 4: 🗓️ Date and ⏰ time stamp is recorded
Step 5: 👍🏻 Check-in is complete!
🔁 Refunded or Failed Payments
⚠️ A warning message will display for refunded tickets and failed or pending payments
🖨️ To print a back-up report
⬇️ Go to the Reporting tab to download ticket sale data into a csv file
You can only add an action button after a ticket is sold.
Staff with access to the Omella account can search for the attendee’s submission to manually check them into the event.
You can add a “Check-out” action and scan the QR code as attendees leave the event to check them out.
The Submission report on the reporting tab tracks check-ins. Download the report to view who check-in data by submission.
Enabling the public view allows the attendee to self-checkin to an event. They can click on the “View” link next to the QR code and click the check-in button in front of a staff member. With this option, staff doesn’t need a scanning device or access to the Omella account.
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