* Take control of your ticket sales with access to real-time data. * Edit key event details (like your event description, ticket types and quantity and more) on-the-go - perfect for the busy event planner lifestyle.

* Create events directly in your mobile app. With Eventbrite Organizer app event management is a snap. Event planners can now create and edit events, monitor real-time ticket sales, check-in attendees, track attendance live, and quickly accept, secure payment for tickets and merchandise on-site.

'error_description': 'The organization_id you requested does not exist.Eventbrite Organizer (formerly Entry Manager) is the one-stop shop for event management on your Android device. Response = requests.request('GET', url, headers=headers).json() My Python script looks like this: import requests I've used Postman and Python to run my GET request, with no luck. I have tried using the organizer's full URL name (devnetwork-2207661205) and the number alone (2207661205), yet nothing works for me.

This theory makes sense, but when I try to run a GET request from the URL mentioned above, it still fails. I read this article which explains that the organization_id is the number at the end of an organizer's URL. Now, according to Eventbrite organization_id is a number, but they don't actually explain where to find the organization_id from an organizer's page. I have been trying to fetch all events from an organizer in Eventbrite for a while now, and I cannot get it to work.įor example, if we have this organizer, according to Eventbrite's API, to list all events from that organizer, we run a GET request from the following URL:

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