Your organizer page

Every selling identity in cori Tickets comes with a public organizer page: your name, your logo and your colours at the top, and below them all the events you're currently selling. You don't have to create it; it's set up together with the selling identity. Instead of handing out a new link for every concert, you put this one link on your website, in the newsletter or in the programme booklet.

Setting up the page

1. 1
   Open “Settings”

   Choose Settings in the bar at the top. On a phone, the entry is in the account menu behind your profile picture. The "Organizer pages" box lists every selling identity you're allowed to sell under, with the address of its page.

2. 2
   Choose “Edit”

   The "Organizer page" editor opens. With Open page at the top right you can see at any time how buyers see the page.

3. 3
   Check the address

   Under "Address" you'll find the part of the link that belongs to you. cori generates it from the selling identity's name when the identity is created; "Kirchenchor St. Anna e.V.", for example, becomes kirchenchor-st-anna-e-v. 3 to 50 characters are allowed: lowercase letters, digits and hyphens, with no hyphen at the start or end. The field shows what the full link looks like, and below it the link is ready to copy (Copy link).

4. 4
   Fill in the profile and links

   Under "Profile" you enter the "Display name". If you leave it empty, the page shows the name of your selling identity. Below that is "About" for "A few sentences about your group, your programme or your club." Under "Links" you link your website as well as Instagram, Facebook and YouTube; they appear in the page header. You don't need to type the https://.

5. 5
   Choose colours and images

   Under "Design" you set the "Brand colour" (header and buttons) and the "Accent colour" (dates and links), either with the colour picker or as a value in #rrggbb format. "Default" resets a colour. On top of that come a logo ("Ideally square, at least 256 × 256 pixels.") and a cover image ("A wide image for the top of your page, around 1600 × 500 pixels."). Without a cover image, your name appears on a band in the brand colour.

6. 6
   Save

   Images apply immediately after uploading. All texts, links, colours and the address only take effect with Save. Afterwards it says "Saved".

What's on the page

Below your name, the links and the "About" text come the "Upcoming events", sorted by date, each with date, time, venue and the "Get tickets" button. Every event of this selling identity appears there that:

• is published (drafts and cancelled events are missing) and
• isn't over yet. What counts is the end of the event. If it has no end time, it stays visible until 12 hours after it starts, so that guests can still find it on the evening of the concert.

Whether advance sales have already started or have already closed makes no difference to the list, and neither does the "Show on the cori Tickets front page" toggle. You only need that one for the public cori Tickets overview. If there's nothing to buy right now, the page says: "Name has no events on sale right now. Check back soon."

In return, every event page leads back to you: at the top there's the link "All events by Name".

If it doesn't work

• "This address is already taken.": Another selling identity is already using it. Add the town, for example.
• "This address is reserved. Please pick another one.": Words that cori Tickets needs itself are blocked, for example admin, event, tickets, help or support.
• "Save" stays grey: A field is invalid and marked in red, usually the address, a colour ("Colour as #rrggbb") or a link ("Enter a full address, for example https://www.example.org.").
• The list under "Organizer pages" is empty: "You don't have a selling identity yet. One is created when you set up your first event." If only a choir's identity is missing, you're not (or no longer) choir leadership or an admin in that choir.
• "This selling identity is archived, so its page is not publicly reachable.": An archived identity no longer has a public page.
• An image won't upload: PNG, JPEG, WEBP and GIF up to 8 MB are allowed.

What's next?

• Where the selling identity comes from: Creating an event
• So that events appear on the page: Publishing and sharing your event
• The overview: What is cori Tickets?