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Odoo Marketplace Events Management 14.0

Odoo Marketplace Events Management

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Technical name	marketplace_event
License	LGPL-3
Website	https://store.webkul.com/Odoo.html
Included Dependencies	Odoo Multi Vendor Marketplace

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Odoo Marketplace Events Management

Manage Marketplace Events in Odoo!!

Odoo Marketplace Events Management allows you to efficiently organize events and all other related tasks: planning, registration tracking, attendances, etc. where admin and seller can create events accordingly for the Marketplace. It helps to plan routines, remember important dates, and organize major events in the Marketplace.

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User Guide

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Need for Marketplace Event Management

Planning an event can be a complicated task. There are people to invite, ideal venues to locate and coordinate, and the event itself needs to be organized to run successfully.

Without Marketplace Events Management, the event planner is on their own to coordinate and plan all of the details. They also have to relay the message to all of the relevant parties to make the event run smoothly.

However, with Marketplace Events Management, all of the hard work can be done for you!

Simplify the process of event management by implementing Marketplace Events Management which can easily handle the complexities.

Perks of Marketplace Event Management

An Effective Marketing Campaign
A More Personal Business To Business Approach
Increasingly Tangible
Reduce Manual Efforts
Effortless Booking System
Integration with Other Modules

Highlighted Features

Below is the detailed list of features for Marketplace Event Management

Easily buy tickets for events in a few simple steps.

View the list of attendees at the Odoo backend.

The event start and end time are set for customers' ease.

The admin also provides the details for the venue of the event.

The customers can add the events to Google Calendar.

Create event templates and use them accordingly.

Admin View
Seller View
Detailed Feature

View the marketplace events at the seller dashboard homepage.

Admin can view all the created events at the seller dashboard homepage.

You can follow the path events>>events/venues to look for the list of all the events/venues.

View the seller events from the Odoo backend

Admin can view the seller events from the Odoo backend.
Here, you can see all the upcoming events and manage them properly.

View the seller venues from the Odoo backend

Admin can view the seller venues from the Odoo backend.
Here, you can see all the upcoming venues and manage them properly.

Open the seller venue or event from the Odoo backend

Admin can open the to look for the seller venue details.

Create events from the Odoo backend

View the event status on Marketplace as shown below
Also, view the date and timezone too of the event.

Add the products to the event

You can add product to the events as shown.
You can even view the sellers name for whom the event is created.

As admin, seller can also follow the path events>>events/venues to look for the list of all the events/venues.

View the event status on Marketplace as shown below
Also, view the date and timezone too of the event.

View the list of all the attendees as shown

Seller can see the list of all the attendees of the event as shown.

View the list of all the attendees as shown

Seller can see the list of all the attendees of the event as shown.

Confirm the attendee from the Odoo backend

Sellers can look and confirm the attendees as per their choice.
Sellers can even cancel the registeration of the attendees as per their wish.

Detailed Features List

Below is the detailed list of Feature for Odoo Marketplace Events Management

Create events for the Odoo Marketplace

The Odoo Marketplace Events Management module enables you and your sellers to create an event from the Odoo backend.
Create events and publish them on the Marketplace's front end.

Set the configuration of the event accordingly

You can set the date and time, organizer, and timezone for a particular event.
Can even select event templates for creating an event.

Create event templates from the Odoo backend

Admin and sellers can create event templates from the backend
Enables you to select a particular template while creating an event.

Create event tag categories from the Odoo backend

Admin and sellers can create event tag categories from the backend.
Enables you to select a particular tag category while creating an event

Create event stages from the Odoo backend

Admin and sellers can create event stages from the backend.
Enables you to change the event stage as per the Marketplace's frontend.

Enables registration at the Odoo Marketplace's frontend

Allows customers to register for the event from the front end.
Customers can create a ticket by entering their details to register for the event.

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