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Interact with Eventbrite API to manage events, orders, and attendees

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Overview

This node interacts with the Eventbrite API to search for events within organizations associated with the authenticated user. Specifically, the "Search Events by Organization" operation allows users to filter events by a search term (matching event names or descriptions) and optionally restrict the search to a specific organization ID. It aggregates events from either all user organizations or a specified one, then filters and limits the results.

Common scenarios:

  • Finding upcoming tech conferences or meetups across multiple organizations you belong to.
  • Quickly retrieving events related to a keyword for reporting or automation workflows.
  • Integrating event data into CRMs or marketing tools based on organizational context.

Practical example:

  • A marketing team wants to pull all "webinar" events from their company’s Eventbrite organizations to send targeted invitations.
  • An AI assistant uses this node in AI Agent Mode to fetch structured event data for summarization or further processing.

Properties

Name Meaning
Search Query Text string to filter events by name or description (e.g., "tech conference").
Organization ID (Optional) Specific organization ID to limit the search scope. Leave empty to search across all user organizations.
Max Results Maximum number of events to return (between 1 and 50). Defaults to 10.
AI Agent Mode Boolean flag to optimize output format for AI agents by simplifying and structuring the data.
Include Summary When AI Agent Mode is enabled, whether to include a human-readable summary of the results. Default true.

Output

The output JSON contains an object with these fields:

  • events: An array of event objects matching the search criteria. Each event includes key details such as:

    • id, name, description (text or HTML),
    • url,
    • start and end date/time,
    • venue information (if available),
    • is_free indicating if the event is free,
    • other metadata like capacity, status, currency, organization ID, etc.

  • total_found: Number of events returned (up to the max results limit).

  • search_query: The original search query string used.

  • organization_id: The organization ID searched or "all_user_organizations" if none specified.

If AI Agent Mode is enabled, the node outputs a simplified and structured summary alongside the raw event data, including a human-readable text summary listing each event with key info (name, description snippet, start date, URL, venue, and price status).

No binary data output is produced by this operation.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API authentication token credential for Eventbrite API access.
  • Uses the Eventbrite REST API v3 endpoint (https://www.eventbriteapi.com/v3).
  • Requires network connectivity to Eventbrite services.
  • No additional environment variables or external dependencies beyond the API key.

Troubleshooting

  • Failed to fetch user organizations:
    This error occurs if the API token lacks permissions or there is a network issue. Verify the API key is valid and has appropriate scopes.

  • Failed to fetch events from organization [ID]:
    Could indicate the organization ID is invalid or inaccessible with the current credentials. Double-check the organization ID and permissions.

  • No organizations found for the authenticated user:
    Means the user account linked to the API token does not belong to any organizations. Confirm the correct user/account is authorized.

  • Empty or no results returned:
    Possibly due to no events matching the search query or the max results limit being too low. Try broadening the search query or increasing max results.

  • API rate limits or timeouts:
    If many requests are made rapidly, Eventbrite may throttle responses. Implement retry logic or reduce request frequency.

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