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Triggers for logged-in users
A user purchases a ticket for an event
Pro A user joins the waiting list for an event
Triggers for everyone
An attendee is checked in to an event
An attendee is registered for an event
An event is created
An event is updated
Pro An order for an event is placed
Pro An order for an event is refunded
Actions
Add the user as an attendee to an event
Check in an attendee
Update the status of an order
Pro Create a coupon
Pro Create an event
Pro Send the user their ticket for an event
Conditions
Pro An event has/does not have tickets available
Pro An event is/is not a status
Pro The user has/does not have a ticket for an event
Pro The user's order for an event has/does not have a status
User Loop filters
Pro A user has a ticket for an event
Pro A user is/is not checked in to an event

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