Linking Eventbrite as a source

Alpha release

This source is currently in alpha. The interface and available tables may change.

Enter your Eventbrite private token to automatically pull your Eventbrite data – organizations, events, orders, attendees, and more – into the PostHog data warehouse.

Adding a data source

  1. Go to the sources tab of the data pipeline section in PostHog.
  2. Click + New source and then click Link next to Eventbrite.
  3. Next, you need a private token from Eventbrite. Create one under your Eventbrite account settings on the API Keys page – copy the value from the Private token field of your API key. The token needs read access to your organizations, events, orders, and attendees.
  4. Back in PostHog, enter the private token and click Next.
  5. Select the tables you want to sync, set the sync method and frequency, then click Import.

Once the syncs are complete, you can start using Eventbrite data in PostHog.

Available tables

TableDescriptionSync method
organizationsOrganizations you have access toFull refresh
categoriesEvent categoriesFull refresh
formatsEvent formatsFull refresh
eventsEvents across your organizationsFull refresh
venuesVenues across your organizationsFull refresh
ordersOrders placed for your eventsIncremental
attendeesAttendees of your eventsIncremental
ticket_classesTicket classes defined on your eventsFull refresh

Incremental tables sync only new or updated records on each run. Full refresh tables reload all data on each sync.

Sync limitations

Only orders and attendees expose a server-side changed_since filter, so they support incremental sync on the changed field. All other tables are full refresh only.

Configuration

OptionTypeRequired
Private tokenpasswordYes

Supported tables

TableDescriptionSync methodIncremental fieldPrimary key
organizations

An Eventbrite organization (account) that owns events, venues, and orders.

Full refresh
categories

A top-level event category in Eventbrite's taxonomy (e.g. Music, Business).

Full refresh
formats

An event format describing the style of an event (e.g. Conference, Seminar).

Full refresh
events

An event published by an organization, with its schedule, status, and venue.

Full refresh
venues

A physical location where an organization's events are held.

Full refresh
orders

An order placed by an attendee to purchase tickets to an event.

Incremental, Full refreshchanged
attendees

An attendee on an order — one ticket holder for an event.

Incremental, Full refreshchanged
ticket_classes

A type of ticket sold for an event, with its price and availability.

Full refresh

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