Setting up a new event normally means a blank form, ten fields, and coming up with a compelling description yourself. The AI assistant in your dashboard makes that faster. You describe in plain language what you're organising, the assistant asks whatever it still needs, and at the end a complete draft is waiting for you.
Describe your event in one sentence
In your dashboard, open New event and pick With the AI assistant. Type what it's about — for example "A benefit concert at the Grote Kerk in Meppel on 12 December, with early bird and regular tickets". That's all the assistant needs to start.
It fills the gaps with questions, not assumptions
From that one sentence the assistant takes what's actually in it: name, date, venue, the ticket types you mentioned. Whatever is missing, it asks about — the start time, how many people you expect, what the tickets cost. That is deliberate: it will not invent a date, price or venue you didn't give it, and it leaves your title exactly as you typed it.
Where the conversation calls for it, the less obvious things come up too:
- Capacity and capacity groups when several ticket types share the same room;
- Time slots for a guided tour or a drop-in activity;
- Service fees per ticket type, and a donation field if you're raising money alongside ticket sales.
The one thing the assistant genuinely writes itself is the description — and it offers to, rather than doing it unasked.
Check, adjust, publish
Everything you see is a draft. Each field is the same field as in the manual form, so you adjust prices, capacity, VAT rate and sales period as usual. Happy with it? Then you take the event live yourself, in your own branding — exactly as with a manually created event.
The assistant does the typing and the asking; the facts and the final call stay with you.
