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Once your event has tickets ready, open Embed and Share in your event hub to share the link, check page views, or get website embed code. Under Share your event, click Copy Link beside Your event link. Share it on WhatsApp, by email, in an Instagram bio, or on a printed flyer with a QR code. Patrons who open the link see your flyer, event details, and the call to action you chose. The sharing icons also let you share through Twitter/X, Facebook, or a text message.

Track event views

Embed and Share shows how many times people have viewed your event page. Compare views with sales on Overview to gauge interest during your promotion.

Embed an event on your website

Open Embed and Share and find Web embeds. Choose the style that fits your website:
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Match your brand

Choose Light or Dark under Theme. Set Accent color with the color picker or a six-digit hex color. Leave it blank to use the event’s color.Check the live preview. For Popup checkout, click the preview button to try the flow.
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Copy the generated code

Click Copy code under Copy the code. The code already includes your event and chosen settings.
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Add it to your website

Paste the code into your website builder’s HTML or embed block where the button or event should appear.For Popup checkout and Event page, include the generated script once per page, even if you add several embeds. If you restyle the popup button, preserve its generated attributes.Plain iframe starts at 600 pixels tall and does not resize automatically. Adjust its height to suit your page.
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Check the published page

Test the embed on your website at desktop and mobile widths. Check ticket selection, the checkout screens, and any payment-plan sign-in flow before promoting it.
If you change the style, theme, or accent, copy and paste the code again. Changing the preview settings does not update your website.

Embed all your events

Select Profile in the dashboard sidebar and find Embed all your events. This storefront lists your committee’s upcoming events on your website. Patrons choose an event and continue to checkout inside the embed.
  1. Choose Light or Dark under Theme and optionally set Accent color. Leaving the accent blank uses Taack’s default color.
  2. Optionally set Max events to show (optional). Leave it blank to show up to 20 upcoming events.
  3. Click Copy code and paste it where your event list should appear. Include the generated script once per page.
  4. Check the live preview and your published website.
Upcoming public events appear automatically. Past and hidden events are excluded. Sold-out events remain visible with a Sold out label. If you change the theme, accent, or event limit, copy the code again.
Include private / unpublished events makes private events and unpublished events, including drafts, visible to anyone viewing your storefront embed. Leave it off unless you want that exposure.
The committee owner can change this visibility setting. It saves immediately for all your storefront embeds without replacing their code. It does not change your public committee page, and hidden events remain excluded.

Guest checkout and payment plans

Patrons can pay in full through guest checkout. Embedded free-ticket orders also use the checkout flow. Payment plans require sign-in. Patrons click Sign in to pay in installments and finish signing in in a separate Taack pop-up window, then continue in the embed. If the browser blocks the window, allow pop-ups for your website and try again. After a guest purchase, patrons can use Save your tickets to Taack to keep their tickets in an account. See Manage your tickets for the email-verification steps.

Track where sales came from

Popup, inline event, and storefront embeds record the website and campaign source automatically. Campaign tags on the page hosting your embed are passed through to checkout. If you need to distinguish two placements, add a descriptive data-taack-source attribute to the generated button or container. A campaign’s existing utm_source takes priority over that placement name. A Plain iframe does not run the embed script. Add campaign tags to its generated frame address if you need campaign attribution. Review Overview → Sales by source in each event. See Sales for how the report groups tickets and handles untracked sales.

Your committee page

Your committee’s public page lists its public events. Click View committee page in the dashboard sidebar, then copy the link from your browser to share it. Patrons can bookmark that page to find future events.

Private events

If you set Event Discoverability to Private, the event does not appear in Taack’s public listings or your public committee page. Share its link with the people you want to invite. Anyone who receives the link can open it. Private events still use the same checkout and ticket management tools. They can also appear in your storefront embed if you enable Include private / unpublished events.