Set up your event calendar

Set up your event calendar

Set up an event calendar for your events using the steps below:
  1. Go to "Sales Channels" in the black column on the left. Select the sales channel and link the theme.
  2. Click on "Event" and select the event and click on "Sales Configuration".
  3. Select the sales channel and click on the three dots and choose 'Edit sales'.
  4. Go to 'Advanced settings' and check the 'Visible' option.
  5. Click on 'Event dashboard' and go to 'Front office URL' .
  6. Choose the right URL for your event calendar.

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