Attendize is an open-source ticketing and event management application built using the Laravel PHP framework. Attendize allows event organisers to sell tickets to their events and manage attendees without paying service fees to third party ticketing companies.

Attendize

Open-source ticket selling and event management platform

Please report bugs here: https://github.com/Attendize/Attendize/issues. Detailed bug reports are more likely to be looked at. Simple creating an issue and saying "it doesn't work" is not useful. Providing some steps to reproduce your problem as well as details about your operating system, PHP version etc can help.

Take a look https://www.attendize.com/troubleshooting.html and follow the https://www.attendize.com/getting_started.html guide to make sure you have configured attendize correctly.

Documentation Website: https://www.attendize.com

Current Features (v2.X.X)

Beautiful mobile friendly event pages
Easy attendee management - Refunds, Messaging etc.
Data export - attendees list to XLS, CSV etc.
Generate print friendly attendee list
Ability to manage unlimited organisers / events
Manage multiple organisers
Real-time event statistics
Customizable event pages
Multiple currency support
Quick and easy checkout process
Customizable tickets - with QR codes, organiser logos etc.
Fully brandable - Have your own logos on tickets etc.
Affiliate tracking
- track sales volume / number of visits generated etc.
Widget support - embed ticket selling widget into existing websites / WordPress blogs
Social sharing
Support multiple payment gateways - Stripe, PayPal & Coinbase so far, with more being added
Support for offline payments
Refund payments - partial refund & full refunds
Ability to add service charge to tickets
Messaging - eg. Email all attendees with X ticket
Public event listings page for organisers
Ability to ask custom questions during checkout
Browser based QR code scanner for door management
Elegant dashboard for easy management.

Minimum Requirements

Attendize should run on most pre-configured LAMP or LEMP environments as long as certain requirements are adhered to. Attendize is based on the Laravel Framework

PHP Requirements

PHP >= 7.1.3
OpenSSL PHP Extension
PDO PHP Extension
Mbstring PHP Extension
Tokenizer PHP Extension
Fileinfo PHP Extension
GD PHP Extension

MySQL Requirements

MySQL version 5.7 or higher required

Contributing

Feel free to fork and contribute. If you are unsure about adding a feature, create a Github issue to ask for Feedback. Read the contribution guidelines

Submitting an issue

If you encounter a bug in Attendize, please first search the list of current open Issues on the GitHub repository. You may add additional feedback on an existing bug report. If the issue you're having has not yet been reported, please open a new issue. There is a template available for new issues. Please fill out all information requested in the template so we can help you more easily.

Please note: support is not offered from the project maintainers through GitHub. Paid support is available by purchasing a license.

Installation

To get developing straight away use the Pre-configured Docker Environment
To do a manual installation use the Manual Installation Steps

Testing

To run the application tests, you can run the following from your project root:

# If the testing db does not exist yet, please create it
touch database/database.sqlite
# Run the test suite
./vendor/bin/phpunit

This will run the feature tests that hits the database using the sqlite database connection.

Troubleshooting

If you are having problems please read the troubleshooting guide

License

Attendize is open-sourced software licensed under the Attribution Assurance License. See https://www.attendize.com/license.html for further details. We also have white-label license options available.

Code of Conduct

The Attendize community operates a Code of Conduct to ensure everyone is able to participate comfortably, equally and safely.

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