This template starts when Eventbrite creates a new event and posts a Slack message with the title, start time, and event URL.
Use it so the team sees new listings without checking Eventbrite. Connect Eventbrite and Slack, pick the organization on the trigger, and choose the channel.
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The scenario starts when a new event is created in the Eventbrite organization you connect.
Slack sends a channel message with the event name, start time, and link.
Add an Eventbrite connection with access to the organization that publishes events. Add a trigger for new events.
Add a Slack connection with permission to post in the channel you want to notify.
Choose the Slack channel. Map event name, start time, and URL into the message text. Test by creating one Eventbrite event.
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