Zentry

01

Where do you want to begin?

Choose a goal to see the shortest path through Zentry. One account can eventually use every path.

Organizer path

Host an Event

Create the public host identity that owns and operates an event.

01Create or select an Organizer Profile
02Connect payouts for paid events
03Build and publish the event
04Manage orders, staff, and check-in

One person can use more than one path. These choices explain the product; they do not change your account.

02

One owner, three public identities

Your personal profile, organizer, and storefront serve different purposes while staying connected through the same account owner.

One account owner

User Profile

The person’s base identity on Zentry.

Follow people and public identities
Discover events
Buy and manage tickets
Connect organizer and storefront identities

Connected by the same owner.

Followed and managed as separate public identities.

03

Build the event, then make it public

Walk through the actual publishing decisions for paid events and free RSVPs, including what each event status means.

Event builder simulation

Friday Night Live

STEP 01 / 07

Organizer Profile

Create or select the public identity that will host the event.

04

Tickets become orders and admission

Explore realistic tiers for Friday Night Live, then follow a selection through confirmed payment and QR fulfillment.

Example event

Friday Night Live

What happens next

Early Bird · $10

Ticket selected
Customer chooses a tier and quantity.
Checkout begins
Zentry validates price and availability.
Payment completes
Stripe confirms the paid purchase.
Order created
The purchase is recorded for the customer and organizer.
QR ticket issued
Each purchased ticket receives its own QR value.
Organizer sees order
The order and attendee appear in event management.

No sales

Delete

An unused ticket tier can be permanently removed.

Existing sales

Storefronts create attributed distribution

An organizer approves the store, eligible tiers, and commission. The promoter then shares a purchase path Zentry can attribute.

Approved event path

From organizer to storefront

01
Organizer publishes
Friday Night Live becomes a public event.
02
Storefront is approved
The organizer selects the store, eligible tiers, limits, pricing, and commission.
03
Promoter shares
The event appears in the storefront with an attributed purchase path.
04
Customer buys
Zentry validates the approved promotion before checkout.
05
Sale is tracked
The order records the valid store and promotion attribution.
06
Commission is earned
A configured commission becomes eligible for the promoter payout flow.

The organizer controls which storefront can sell the event and the terms it can use. A promoter cannot add an arbitrary event or commission on their own.

06

What happens after purchase?

Click through the customer, organizer, and financial lifecycle, or reveal how a full-order refund safely unwinds it.

Click each stage

One ticket, end to end

Purchase

The customer selects an active tier or claims one free RSVP.

Primary view: Customer
What is tracked: Chosen event, tier, quantity, and valid promotion context

07

Match the workflow

Apply what you learned to three people entering the ecosystem from different directions.

Match each person to the Zentry workflow that fits.

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Maya

Wants to publish a paid concert, sell three ticket tiers, and manage entry at the door.

Choose one workflow.

Jordan

Has a local audience and wants to earn from approved event sales without producing the event.

Choose one workflow.

Alex

Wants to find Friday plans, buy a ticket, and open the QR code at the venue.

Choose one workflow.

Match each person to reveal how their Zentry path works.