Your event
On-site payments
Ring up a card sale in person, on a physical Stripe reader.
Your eventManageOn-site
What you can do here
Set up a card reader at the desk
Pair a physical reader so you can take card payments in person.
4 steps
Take a card payment at the door
Sell a ticket in person and take the card payment on a reader there and then.
3 steps
Reset a reader's link, or retire it
Give a reader a fresh door link and PIN, or close one you're finished with.
3 steps
New reader registers one. You need the pairing code from the reader's own screen, and Stripe set up for the account first. Nothing here works until you have.
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Each reader has its own page, which is where its Door page address and PIN are. Open that address on a phone or tablet at the desk to take sales.
A sale becomes a pending order. The moment the card is approved it turns into tickets and a confirmation, the same as every other purchase.
Good to know
The door page's address is itself a secret.
Treat it like a password. Anyone who has it, plus the PIN, can ring up sales. If either one leaks, New link + PIN on the reader's Actions menu replaces both straight away and signs out any phone already on the door.
- This whole section is owner-only, like payment settings generally. Another role sees it in the sidebar and gets the forbidden page on opening it, the list of readers included.
- An internet-connected smart reader must belong to a Stripe location. Leave Stripe location ID blank for readers that don't need one.
- Edit changes what a reader is called. Its Stripe pairing is what registering agreed and can't be edited here.
- Archive closes a reader's door page straight away. Orders already taken through it keep working, and the reader's page stays, with its history.