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What data you can export from Eventbrite?
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OrganizationsThis entity represents the organizations or entities that host events on Eventbrite. It contains details about the organization itself, such as its name and description.
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EventsThis entity represents a single event hosted by an organization. It includes key information such as the event's title, description, date, time, and location.
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AttendeesThis entity represents the individuals who are registered to attend an event. It contains details about each attendee, including their contact information and ticket details.
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CategoriesThis entity represents the high-level categories used to classify events, such as "Music," "Business & Professional," or "Food & Drink."
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FormatsThis entity represents the type of event, such as a conference, class, seminar, or party.
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OrdersThis entity represents a transaction for one or more tickets to an event. It includes information about the order total, payment status, and the tickets purchased.
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Organizations membersThis entity represents the users who are part of an organization, such as administrators, event creators, or other staff members.
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Organizations rolesThis entity represents the roles and permissions assigned to members within an organization, defining what they can access and do.
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Default questionsThis entity represents the standard questions asked during the ticket purchasing process, such as a buyer's name and email address.
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Custom questionsThis entity represents custom questions that event organizers can add to the registration form to collect specific information from attendees.
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Ticket buyer settingsThis entity represents the settings that determine the information requested from a ticket buyer, such as whether to collect information for each attendee or just the buyer.
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Ticket classesThis entity represents the different types of tickets available for an event, such as "General Admission," "VIP," or "Early Bird," each with its own price and quantity.
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Available ticket classesThis entity provides a live view of the ticket classes that are currently available for purchase for an event.
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VenuesThis entity represents the physical or virtual locations where events are held. It includes details such as the venue's name, address, and capacity.
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