Zeventra – Event Calendar, Ticketing & Booking Manager with Elementor

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Zeventra helps you promote events, collect registrations, send RSVPs, sell tickets, and check in attendees — without locking core booking or payment features behind paid add-ons.

Create events in WordPress, display them with calendars and listing layouts, accept free or paid bookings, gather RSVP responses separately from tickets, and manage check-in with PDF tickets and QR codes. Optional Elementor widgets and shortcodes let you build the pages you need.

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Key Features

– Interactive event calendar and multiple listing layouts (grid, list, masonry, slider, timetable, timeline, yearly, and more).
– Free and paid event bookings with attendee details, coupons, and admin booking management.
– RSVP forms with customizable response options (defaults include Yes, Maybe, and No) — separate from paid tickets.
– PDF tickets with QR codes, public token check-in, and an admin camera scanner.
– Built-in Stripe and PayPal payment gateways, plus manual/offline confirmation.
– Weekly, monthly, and yearly recurring events.
– Elementor widgets when Elementor is installed; shortcodes work without it.
– Booking, payment, ticket, refund, and RSVP email notifications where configured.

Event Management & Display

– Create and manage events from the WordPress dashboard.
– Set dates, times, capacity, ticket pricing, organizers, speakers, locations, schedules, categories, tags, and colored labels.
– Display events with an interactive FullCalendar (month, week, day, and list views).
– Choose from grid, list, masonry, filtered masonry, slider, cover, countdown, timetable, timeline, and yearly layouts.
– Support weekly, monthly, and yearly recurring events (daily recurrence is not supported).
– Customize single-event pages, archives, related events, and section order.
– Filter and paginate listings; embed calendars, grids, lists, and maps with shortcodes.
– Optional Google Maps embeds and Add to Calendar / social sharing links when configured.

Booking, Registration & RSVP Forms

Event booking

– Enable free or paid bookings per event.
– Collect ticket quantities and attendee details on the booking form.
– Apply coupons where configured.
– Assign booking, payment, and success pages (or let the plugin discover pages that contain the required shortcodes).
– Track booking, attendee, and payment status in the admin dashboard.
– View revenue charts, export booking data to CSV, and clean up expired pending bookings.

RSVP forms

– Enable an RSVP form independently of booking and ticketing.
– Collect name, email, and a response (default options: Yes, Maybe, No; labels can be customized per event).
– Show the form in the single-event page layout or with the [zozo_event_rsvp_form] shortcode.
– Review RSVP responses in the admin (Events → RSVPs and on the event edit screen).
– Send RSVP confirmation emails when a response is saved or updated.

An RSVP confirms interest or attendance preference only. It is not a paid booking, PDF ticket, or guaranteed entry, and it does not reserve ticket capacity.

Tickets, QR Check-In & Attendees

– Generate booking and attendee PDF tickets.
– Include QR codes for public token-based check-in URLs.
– Check in with secure ticket links or the admin QR camera scanner on booking screens.
– Check-in is allowed during the ticket’s event occurrence window (start inclusive, end exclusive) and is blocked for fully refunded bookings.
– Optional per-event Enable QR Code controls QR images on attendee tickets and public attendee check-in. Staff scanner tools and booking-level tickets are not turned off by this switch.
– Optional After Check-In responses for successful public attendee scans (URL, text, HTML, or file).
– Ticket Notes print a notes block on attendee ticket PDFs (separate from booking-form fields).

Payments & Refunds

– Stripe: Online payments when API keys (and webhook, when used) are configured. Stripe’s own processing fees apply.
– PayPal: Online payments when Client ID, Client Secret, and Webhook ID are configured (Sandbox or Live). Buyers approve on PayPal; the plugin captures and verifies the order on return using the booking token. Amounts come from server-side booking data.
– Manual / offline: Collect payment outside the gateways and confirm bookings in admin.
– Free / zero-total: Confirm without a payment gateway when the booking total is zero.
– Admin refunds: Stripe and PayPal refunds from the booking screen repay the remaining refundable balance. There is no admin field for entering an arbitrary partial-refund amount. Gateway-driven partial refunds (for example from the Stripe or PayPal dashboard) can sync when webhooks report them.

Notifications

– Booking confirmation and related booking emails.
– Full-refund customer notices when a booking is fully refunded.
– RSVP confirmation and update emails (with clear RSVP-only wording).
– Ticket and check-in related messaging as configured in the booking and QR workflows.

Elementor & Customization

When Elementor is installed and activated, Zeventra provides widgets such as:

– Event Grid, Event List, Event Masonry, Event Masonry Filter, Event Slider
– Event Countdown, Event Coming Soon, Event Schedules, Event Sponsors, Event Pricing
– Organizer Grid / List / Slider, Location Grid / List / Slider, Taxonomy Grid / List / Slider

Elementor is optional. Shortcodes and core event, booking, RSVP, and ticketing features work without it.

Additional customization:

– Single-event and archive settings, including drag-and-drop event page sections.
– Custom field types (text, email, URL, date, phone, textarea, checkbox, radio, select, file upload).
– Frontend login and registration forms; administrators can create events from the frontend calendar when permitted.
– PHP template overrides, hooks, and filters where supported.

Shortcodes

Calendars & listings

– [event_builder_full_calendar] – Interactive FullCalendar.
– [event_builder_full_calendar2 view="grid|list|cover|countdown|timetable|yearly|timeline"] – Alternate listing layouts.
– [zeventra_grid_view] / [zeventra_list_view] – Grid and list views.
– [zozo_events_map] – Events map (when maps are configured).

Booking & payments

– [zozo_event_booking_form] – Booking form.
– [zozo_event_payment] – Payment step.
– [zozo_payment_success] – Payment / booking success content.

RSVP

– [zozo_event_rsvp_form] – RSVP form (optional event_id; uses the current event on single event pages).

Accounts

– [zozo_login_form], [zozo_register_form], [zozo_user_button]

Shortcode behavior may depend on plugin settings and page assignment.

Who Can Use Zeventra?

– Conferences, workshops, concerts, community events, and meetups
– Seminars, exhibitions, corporate meetings, and networking events
– Recurring activities and free or paid ticketed events
– Events that need both ticket sales and lightweight RSVP responses

External Services

Depending on configuration, Zeventra may connect to:

– Stripe and PayPal for payments (each provider’s terms and fees apply).
– Google Maps for map embeds when an API key / map content is configured.
– YouTube and Vimeo when administrators embed supported video content.
– External social sharing or calendar services via Add to Calendar / share links.

Third-party services are optional.

Live Demos

Explore selected demos on the official Zeventra site. More layouts are available from the demo homepage.

Event listings & calendars

– Interactive Full Calendar
– Yearly Calendar
– Timetable Calendar
– Event Grid
– Event List
– Event Masonry
– Event Masonry with Filter
– Event Slider
– Countdown Listing
– Events Archive

Single-event pages

– Single Event – Tennis Open
– Single Event – Gallery Header
– Single Event – Map Header
– Single Event – Right Sidebar

Related content

– Organizer Grid
– Location Grid

License

Zeventra is licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later.

License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Third-party libraries and services may have their own licenses or terms. Review the relevant license and service documentation when distributing or configuring the plugin.