EventOn Action User Plus Add-on

Sites that let visitors submit events often need a way to control what comes in. This add-on adds submission levels to EventON, so you can decide which users submit for free and which pay a fee. Each level can carry its own pricing, and payment runs through WooCommerce and the payment gateways you have set up there.

Beyond pricing, you decide which event fields each level can see or must fill in. You can assign events, filter submissions and display calendars by user role. Administrators can follow order and submission data in the WordPress and WooCommerce dashboards, and users can see how many submissions they have left. It also works with other EventOn add-ons such as Paid Feature Events, Tickets and Slider.

Features

• Free and paid submission tiers: Offer several submission levels, each with its own pricing, so users can submit events for free or pay according to the level that fits their needs.
• WooCommerce payment processing: Submission fees are handled through WooCommerce, so you can use the payment gateways already available in your store to collect payment for user-submitted events.
• Fields set per level: Choose which event fields are available or required at each submission level, so the information you collect matches the tier a user picked.
• Unlimited submission levels: Create as many tiers as you need, each with its own pricing and field restrictions, to suit different organizers, event types or user groups.
• User role filtering and access: Assign events, filter submissions and display calendars based on user roles, which helps when different groups or stakeholders manage their own events.
• Remaining submission tracking: See how many submissions a user has left from their WordPress admin profile and from WooCommerce order details, which makes renewals easier to manage.
• Settings panel and shortcodes: Configure paid submissions and tier options from the ActionUser settings panel using toggles, and place submission forms on the front end with shortcodes.
• Order and submission reporting: Review order and submission data inside the WooCommerce and WordPress admin areas to keep track of payment status and event postings.

Best for

• EventON sites that accept events from visitors
• Organizers who want to charge for event listings
• Community calendars with several user roles