Note: Event organizers sometimes set up their Eventbrite event page to take registrations from people who purchased a voucher on a site like Groupon, LivingSocial, or HomeRun. Typically, organizers collect voucher codes from attendees using a custom question at checkout. See below for a look at how to set things up!

To get started, first sign up for a free Eventbrite account or log in to your existing Eventbrite account and create an event.

If you’d like to edit an already-created event, click My Events at the top of the screen and then click on Edit to the right of your event’s name.

In Step 2: Add Ticket Information on the Edit page, click the Add a New Ticket button. (If you're creating your first ticket type for this new event, this button will say Create a Ticket instead.)

In the Edit Ticket window, enter the following information:

- Ticket Name: You want to choose a name that will indicate to the attendee that they will be using a voucher when registering for this ticket type. An example would be "Using a Voucher."

- Ticket Price: Free, since they have already prepurchased the voucher.

- Quantity Available: This indicates the quantity available of this particular ticket type. 

Note: You can change the Quantity Available at any time, even after publishing your event, by going to Step 2: Add Ticket Information on the Edit page for your event and clicking on the name of the ticket.

Click Save to save your changes.

Now head to the Manage page for your event by clicking the Manage tab in the upper left. On the Manage page, click Customize Order Form from the features menu on the left side of the page.

Select the third of the three information-collection settings to "Collect information from each attendee."

Create a custom survey question by selecting Add a Question on the right side.

Input your question in the Title of your question field. This can be something along the lines of "Please enter your voucher number here." Then designate the Type of answer for this question to be small text field.

Under Optional Settings, choose to show this question only for the voucher ticket type you created. (You can learn more about creating ticket type-specific custom questions here.) Be sure to select Save Changes.

On the next screen, select that this question be Required. Remember to click Save Changes once you're finished.

Tip: After your event, you'll want to run an Attendee Summary report to see who has used their voucher number. Click here to learn how to view and export the Attendee Summary report for your event, which includes the answers to all the custom questions you ask your attendees.

Note: Event organizers sometimes set up their Eventbrite event page to take registrations from people who purchased a voucher on a site like Groupon, LivingSocial, or HomeRun. Typically, organizers collect voucher codes from attendees using a custom question at checkout. See below for a look at how to set things up!

To get started, first sign up for a free Eventbrite account or log in to your existing Eventbrite account and create an event.

If you’d like to edit an already-created event, click My Events at the top of the screen and then click on Edit to the right of your event’s name.

In Step 2: Create Tickets on your Event Details page, select Free ticket from the Add Ticket Type dropdown menu.

Create a Ticket Name that indicates to the attendee they will use their voucher code when registering for this ticket type. An example is "Using a Voucher." Once you've named your ticket type, input the Ticket Quantity for this ticket type and leave the Ticket Price set to 0.00.

Then, click Make Event Live or Save in the upper left. Now click Manage in the upper left.

On the Manage page, select Customize Order Form, found near the top of the features menu on the left side of the page.

Choose the option to Collect information below for each attendee.

Next create a custom survey question by clicking Add a Question on the right side under Information to collect. 

Input your question in the Title of your question field. This can be something along the lines of "Please enter your voucher number here." Then, designate the Type of answer for this question to be a Small text field.

Under Optional Settings, check the box to the left of Show this question for specific ticket types and check the box to the left of “Using a Voucher” to show this question only for the voucher ticket type you created.

If you have more than one ticket type, you can elect which tickets to apply the custom question(s) to. (You can learn more about creating ticket type-specific custom questions here.)

Be sure to click Save Changes!

On the next screen, select that this question be Required. Remember to click Save Changes once you're finished.

Before your event, you can compare the number of “Use a Voucher” tickets that have been “sold” or redeemed in Eventbrite with the number of deals or vouchers that you sold on the outside “daily deal” website to make sure that these two numbers sync.

If you’d like further details, you can run an Attendee Summary report and export it to Excel. The Attendee Summary report will include the answers to all of the custom questions you asked your attendees, including the voucher numbers they redeemed. You can then cross reference the voucher numbers collected on Eventbrite with the numbers provided by the “daily deal” site.