Hi.Events
Tickets, registration and check-in for coworking events
Review status: Research backlog. Research candidate with incomplete checks; not a vetted recommendation.
Official Website · Source Code
open-core planned guideOverview
Hi.Events lets organizers sell tickets, collect registrations and check attendees in. A coworking team could use it for a paid workshop or networking event while staff control capacity, refunds and arrival exceptions. Reserved seating, box office and company single sign-on require paid enterprise features.
At a glance
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Categories | event-management |
| Deployment | self-hosted, managed-saas |
| License class | open-core |
| Cost model | open-core-paid-features |
| Implementation difficulty | hard |
| Maintenance burden | high |
| Maturity | unknown |
| Freshness status | partially-verified (2026-10-23) |
| Completeness | partial |
| Confidence | medium |
| Directory tier | research-backlog |
Cost reality
Community self-hosting has no platform fee but needs hosting, email, administration and payment processing. Hosted ticket fees and payment processor fees apply. Paid enterprise licensing or add-ons cover restricted features and attribution removal.
Plans, provider terms and prices change; check official sources before making a budget or deployment decision.
Tasks reduced or augmented
Software does not replace community or ops staff. It may reduce or augment:
- Collect event registrations and send ticket confirmations
- Maintain attendee lists and record event check-in
Human oversight still needed
- Approve event capacity, pricing, accessibility information and refunds
- Resolve payment failures, attendee disputes and door exceptions
Manual process this can replace
Structured task-fit review has not been completed for this tool. Treat the free-text examples above as evaluation prompts, not replacement claims.
Data held
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attendee names and email addresses
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registration answers
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ticket orders and payment references
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check-in records
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Personal data: yes
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Payment data: yes / possible
Orders and payment references can be personal data. Actual card-data handling depends on provider and configuration and was not tested.
Risks
| Area | Notes |
|---|---|
| Vendor lock-in | Export, migration and restore behavior have not been tested; retain a practical manual fallback before depending on the tool. |
| Security | Protect organizer accounts, payment credentials, attendee exports and check-in links. Keep the application updated and test a restore before public ticket sales. |
| Compliance | Staff remain responsible for event taxes, refund terms, marketing consent, accessibility and attendee-data retention. |
| Licensing | Community code requires visible Powered by Hi.Events attribution on generated pages and emails. Files under backend/ee and frontend/src/ee have an Enterprise Licence. Do not treat reserved seating, box office or company SSO as free community features. |
| Operational | Check the exact free versus enterprise feature boundary. Retain a staff-readable attendee list and a payment/refund exception process; software check-in does not determine physical venue safety. |
Coworking fit
Roles: event-coordinator, community-manager, finance
Workflows: event-lifecycle
Problems: run-events, reduce-manual-admin
Smallest useful experiment
Create a private test workshop with ten places, register staff, test one approved low-value payment and refund if payments are needed, and reconcile check-in counts before opening sales.
Links
- Homepage
- Repository
- Documentation
- Official website
- Source repository
- Official documentation
- Pricing and edition terms
Implementation guide
No implementation guide is published yet.
Verification
- Status:
partially-verified - Completeness:
partial - Confidence:
medium - Tier:
research-backlog - Last reviewed:
2026-10-23 - Sources:
Bounded official-source metadata review only. Features and edition boundaries were read; installation, task-fit evaluation, operator outcomes, integrations, security and recovery were not tested. Retained in Research Backlog; not a recommendation.