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Troubleshooting ticket creation errors

How to diagnose and resolve "ticket creation failed" and other ticket creation errors in In2Event.

Written by Robin Schoemaker
Updated this week

When In2Event creates tickets through your connected ticket provider (such as Paylogic or Weeztix), the process can sometimes fail. When this happens, you'll see a "ticket creation failed" status in the briefing overview.
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Step 1: Check the logbook

Every person in your crowd list has a logbook that records all actions and errors. To find the error details:

  1. Go to your event and open the relevant crowd list

  2. Find the person with the failed ticket

  3. Click on the person to open their detail view

  4. Navigate to the Log tab

  5. Look for the error message from your ticket provider

Common error messages and what they mean

"Product not available"

The ticket product in your ticket provider is no longer available. This can happen when:

  • The ticket type has been deactivated or sold out in your ticket provider

  • The sales period for this ticket type has ended

  • The ticket product ID in In2Event no longer matches an active product

Solution: Check your ticket provider's dashboard to verify the product is active and available, then retry the ticket creation.

Accreditation item limit reached

When your accreditation items are linked to a ticket provider, the available quantity may sync automatically. If the limit is reached, new tickets cannot be created.

Solution: Check the accreditation item settings and verify the limit. If the limit was synced from the ticket provider, you may need to increase availability there first.

Connection timeout or API error

Temporary network issues between In2Event and your ticket provider can cause failures.

Solution: Wait a few minutes and retry. If the issue persists, contact In2event support.

Step 2: Retry ticket creation

Once you've resolved the underlying issue, you can retry creating the ticket for the affected person. The system will attempt to create the ticket again through your ticket provider.

Still stuck?

If you can't resolve the error from the logbook information, contact In2event support and include:

  • The event name

  • The name of the affected person

  • The error message from the logbook

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