Sign-in required — organizer scopes.
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The builder's toggles. Every change saves against this event only; the mode switch is refused once anyone has ordered.
Each link carries a code stamped onto orders at the click. An order with no code reports as its own honest Unattributed line — never redistributed.
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Runs this event again as a new edition in the same series. The clone is born a draft — never live by side effect — and anything it does NOT carry (date-anchored settings) is listed with the result, out loud.
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Refreshes every 15 seconds while this tab is open. The arrival curve draws only hours in which someone actually scanned — the future is never drawn.
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Guests join per tier once it sells out. Promotion is an idempotent queue tick — the button runs the same tick the scheduler runs, immediately. Every status here is the server's word, with expiry applied as of this load — a lapsed offer reads "expired" here even before the queue's next tick settles it in storage.
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What this event owes you, from the server's own sums. Fees are the platform's and never part of the payout; pending orders sit beside the totals, never inside them. A negative balance is an advance already paid — shown plainly.
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Owed is computed only where terms exist — an unknown is named, never rendered as $0. Attributed orders that predate a promoter's terms owe nothing and are counted out loud. Unattributed revenue stays unattributed — never redistributed.
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Saving replaces the entire content block atomically — lineup, FAQ, policies and safety together. The form is pre-filled from the current version so a partial edit carries the rest along; anything you clear here is removed on save.
Photos and video guests uploaded through the pass. Takedown deletes the file from storage permanently; the row stays behind as the audit trail.
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Announcements are service messages to ticket holders — they appear on every guest's pass once published. Scheduled ones stay hidden until their time.
Operator view — includes scheduled announcements guests cannot see yet. The published/scheduled state is the server's word, never computed here.
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Serve this event's site from a domain you own. Binding here only tells ATLAS which event the domain means — the mapping and DNS steps below happen at the infrastructure level.
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Where the night is. The address is what the map link is built from — a venue name alone is not enough, because it resolves to whichever one the map provider prefers.
Three different acts, deliberately. ATLAS refuses the ones that would leave a guest holding a dead link.
Unpublish — back to draft, off the public listing. Refused once anyone has ordered, because their pass link would 404 with no explanation.
Cancel — for a night with guests. Stops selling and drops off the listing, but the event page stays up saying it is cancelled. It does not refund anyone; do that from the Orders view.
Delete — drafts with no orders only. For clearing out a test event.
Paste the address of a site you already run. ATLAS reads its public page and suggests colours, a logo and a hero image — nothing is saved until you pick from them and press Save below.
Saving replaces the entire brand package atomically. The form is pre-filled from the current version so editing one field keeps the rest — clearing a field removes that piece from the package.
Live preview — a mini mock of the event pass, driven by this form.
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