You can customize the interface colors and logo that displays in the FooEvents POS interface by navigating to FooEvents plugin settings and then checking the box on the Check-ins App tab that says “Use these colors for FooEvents POS“. The app title, accent color, accent text color and uploaded app logo that are used in …
How do I customize the FooEvents POS interface colors and logo? Read More »
If you have events that have too many tickets to load at once due to server limitations or restrictions (e.g. shared hosting environments), you can choose to load tickets in smaller batches. By default, all tickets will be loaded in a single request, however, you can choose the amount of tickets that should load per …
An attendee might intentionally or unintentionally arrive at your event on a different date that their ticket is valid for. This can potentially be missed by event staff during the check-in process, and while this may not be a problem for certain types of events, it can lead to capacity issues and other serious complications …
2.4.6 (Apr 11, 2023) Added a Data Synchronization section in the Settings panel to automatically update a selected event’s ticket statuses based on the selected update frequency 2.4.4 (Aug 30, 2022) Added Greek translations Fixed a bug in requesting camera permission in the scanner 2.4.3 (Aug 22, 2022) Various bug fixes and performance improvements particularly …
2.4.6 (Apr 11, 2023) Added a Data Synchronization section in the Settings panel to automatically update a selected event’s ticket statuses based on the selected update frequency 2.4.3 (Aug 30, 2022) Added Greek translations 2.4.2 (Aug 22, 2022) Minor bug fixes and improvements 2.4.1 (Jul 19, 2022) Tickets can now be loaded in batches for …
The FooEvents Check-ins app currently supports the following languages: English Afrikaans Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Czech Dutch French German Greek Hebrew Hindi Hungarian Italian Malay Portuguese Russian Spanish Swedish You can change your language preferences at any time from your device settings in order to use the Check-ins app natively in one of the supported languages
Speed up check-ins and eliminate finger errors by using barcodes. All tickets include a unique barcode (1D or QR code) which can be scanned using a handheld barcode scanner. The FooEvents Check-ins app and FooEvents Express Check-in extension have been optimized to work perfectly with most handheld barcode scanners, however, here are a few popular …
FooEvents captures the exact time an attendee is checked-in or checked-out and stores these times in your WordPress database. Using the FooEvents CSV export function, you can generate and download a CSV file that contains all attendees for a particular event which includes the check-in and check-out times for each attendee.
Visit the Ticket Barcodes section to find out more about barcodes Tickets can be scanned using the FooEvents Check-ins apps or by connecting a USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner to your computer and doing check-ins via the FooEvents Express Check-in plugin. Sections Scanning using the Check-ins apps Scanning using FooEvents Express Check-in Scanning using the …
By default, the FooEvents Check-ins apps update the ticket listing screen after scanning a ticket. This is to ensure that the check-in status of all attendees are updated should you have multiple entry points. If you are running an event with thousands of attendees, updating this list after each scan can take up valuable seconds and slow …