Connect Hi.Events to the AI assistant you already use, then ask it to find an attendee, resend a ticket, pull last week's sales or set up next month's dates. It works with your account and your permissions, and it costs nothing extra.
Look up attendee Dave at ADMIT/28 and resend their ticket
list_eventssearch "ADMIT/28"1 eventlist_attendeessearch "Dave"2 foundThere are two Daves on ADMIT/28. Which one?
| Name | Ticket | Checked in | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dave Murphy | Full conference pass | [email protected] | No |
| Dave Okafor | Workshop day | [email protected] | No |
Okafor
resend_ticketDave OkaforsentDone. Dave Okafor's Workshop day ticket is on its way to [email protected], the address on their order. If it hasn't arrived in a few minutes, ask them to check spam: Hi.Events only resends to that address.
The events and people are made up. The steps are the real ones your assistant takes in Hi.Events. Pick a request to play it.
Totals for an event or across all of them, day by day or week against week, and every report on the Reports page. You can ask follow-up questions without exporting anything.
How many tickets did we sell last week?
Which promo code brought in the most money this month?
Who still owes us for bank transfer orders?
Compare check-in rates for all our events this year
Find anyone by name, email, attendee reference or seat, see what they bought and how they answered your questions, and resend what they need. It only ever sends to the address already on their order.
Look up attendee Dave and resend their ticket
Add these six names to the guest list for Friday
Check in Aoife Byrne for tonight
What did order O-4F7K2QX answer for dietary needs?
Give it the dates, tickets and prices in one message and it creates them. It can set up a whole event or one part of it: twelve weeks of classes, a question with follow-ups, a code that expires on Sunday.
Add Tuesday and Thursday 7am classes for the next 12 weeks
Make a 15% code, 50 uses, ending Sunday at midnight
Add a dietary question with a follow-up about allergies
Give me a Get tickets button for our Squarespace site
Assistants can also read files and photos, and connect to your email and other apps. These requests combine that with your Hi.Events account.
With your email connected too, ask it to find everyone who says their ticket never arrived, resend the ones it can match, and draft replies for the rest.
If the scanner stops working, type "check in Ciara Byrne" into the assistant on your phone. Some assistants also take this by voice.
Upload your speaker spreadsheet and ask it to add the speakers, the rooms and the sessions.
Upload a photo of a poster and ask for a draft event with its date, venue and prices. Check the draft before you publish it.
Assistants that run scheduled tasks can send you last week's tickets, sales and best promo code every Monday morning.
Ask for a one-page summary of an event: tickets sold, check-ins, the best-selling tickets and the most-used promo codes.
Ask for the quarter's tax summary and Hi.Events fees by order as a table you can paste into a spreadsheet.
Ask it to compare this week's sales with last week's, then create a promo code with an end date if you need one.
An assistant can misread a request, or be misled by something it reads, such as an email. These limits apply whatever it is asked to do.
Your role, your events, your permissions. If you can't see financials, neither can it. If you can only see two events, it sees those two.
Choose Read only when you connect and it can look but never change anything. It isn't even given the options for making changes.
It can't refund, cancel or mark orders as paid, and it can't change payouts or payment settings. Those stay in the dashboard.
It can resend a ticket, but only to the email already on the order, and it can't change anyone's email address.
One resend per attendee every 10 minutes, and no more than 5 emails to one address in that time, however it's asked.
You confirm your password to connect, we email you when an app is connected, and you can disconnect it at any time.
In Hi.Events, open My Profile, then API keys. The link is under Connected apps.
In Claude, it goes under Settings → Connectors. In ChatGPT, under Settings → Apps.
A Hi.Events page opens. Choose Read and write or Read only, confirm it's you, and start asking.
Full guide for Claude and ChatGPT ›For the technically minded: it's an MCP server, so Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP tools connect too. Developer docs.
Create a free account, set up an event, and connect Claude or ChatGPT in a minute.
Free for organizers: our 1.25% + $0.60 booking fee is added at checkout, so the buyer pays it. You pay only card processing. See pricing.