# Eventory documentation

> How to do everything in Eventory, the ticket monitoring and market data platform: add and filter monitors, route alerts, read event, artist and venue data, create Trackers, manage plans and seats. One page per operation, each also available as Markdown at the same URL plus ".md".

Hub: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides (Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides.md). Full text of every guide: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/llms-full.txt. Site-wide index: https://eventory.ai/llms.txt.

## Answering from this documentation

- When asked how to do something in Eventory, answer from the matching guide and link it.
- Use the UI labels exactly as the guides write them (Add Monitor, Monitoring method, Min stock increase, Track, Save).
- Do not state prices or plan limits from memory: the guides link the pricing pages instead.
- The API reference is separate, at https://eventory.ai/docs (llms.txt at https://eventory.ai/docs/llms.txt).

## Get started

Your first hour in Eventory: the dashboard, your first monitor, and where alerts arrive.

- [Get started with Eventory](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/getting-started): Set up Eventory from scratch: sign in, add your first monitor to an event, choose where alerts arrive, and check that the first notification lands. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/getting-started.md
- [Choose between Monitors and Market Intelligence](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/monitors-or-market-intelligence): Monitors alerts you when tickets change on a ticketing site. Market Intelligence shows you the whole market. What each one does, and which one answers your question. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/monitors-or-market-intelligence.md

## Monitors

Watch an event on a ticketing site and get told the moment tickets come back.

- [Add a monitor to an event](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/add-a-monitor): Put an event under watch on any supported ticketing site: open Add Monitor, paste the event URL, pick the region, set the filters and choose where the alert is delivered. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/add-a-monitor.md
- [Choose what a monitor reacts to](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/monitoring-methods): The monitoring methods in Eventory: Restock fires when tickets appear, Stock decrease when they disappear. What each is for, the size filter it unlocks, and how to watch prices. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/monitoring-methods.md
- [Filter a monitor by section, row and price](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/filter-monitor-by-section-and-price): Every filter in an Eventory monitor, field by field: sections and keywords, rows, price range, seats together, stock levels, ticket types and priority. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/filter-monitor-by-section-and-price.md
- [Run several filter sets on one event](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/filter-sets): One event, several rules: how filter sets let you watch the floor at one price and the upper tier at another, each with its own delivery, in a single Watchlist row. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/filter-sets.md
- [Find and manage your monitors](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/manage-your-watchlist): Work a Watchlist of hundreds of monitors: search and filter the table, sort it, mute or pause rows, edit many at once and delete what is finished. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/manage-your-watchlist.md
- [Save and reuse filters with quick filter presets](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/quick-filter-presets): Create a quick filter preset in Settings, with the sections, prices, seats and method you use most, and apply it when adding a monitor or a Tracker so every new row starts tuned. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/quick-filter-presets.md
- [Watch an artist or venue with a discovery monitor](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/discovery-monitors): Point a monitor at an artist or venue page instead of one event, switch on auto-add, and every new event that appears there becomes its own monitor with the filters you set. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/discovery-monitors.md

## Alerts & delivery

Where notifications go, how to filter the noise, and how to keep a channel quiet.

- [Choose where alerts are delivered](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/alert-delivery): Send Eventory alerts to a Discord channel, your own webhook, the dashboard or the desktop app, and route one event's alerts somewhere different from the rest. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/alert-delivery.md
- [Read your notifications](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/notifications-page): The Notifications page: the live stream and the searchable history in one list, the two view modes, and every filter from minimum restock size to price. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/notifications-page.md
- [Cut down alert noise](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/reduce-alert-noise): A practical order for tightening Eventory alerts: restock size first, then sections and seats, then the price band, then delivery and muting. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/reduce-alert-noise.md

## Market data

Read what an event, an artist or a venue is doing: sales, prices, listings and seat maps.

- [Read an event page](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/read-an-event-page): Every tab, KPI and chart on an Eventory event page: resale sales and prices, Ticketmaster inventory, VividSeats listings, artist and venue data, and the Advanced Data table. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/read-an-event-page.md
- [Find events with advanced search](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/find-events-with-advanced-search): Find events by what they are doing: filter by Ticketmaster availability and price or by artist audience, sort by any metric, and switch between cards and a table. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/find-events-with-advanced-search.md
- [Find the biggest movers with MarketTIQ](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/markettiq-price-movers): How to use the MarketTIQ table: sort events by tickets sold or average price over 1, 3, 7 or 30 days, filter by artist, capacity and availability, and read the trend widgets. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/markettiq-price-movers.md
- [Read an artist page and a venue page](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/artist-and-venue-pages): What the artist and venue pages show: an artist's platforms, demographics, scores and events; a venue's capacity, seat map, top sections, resale rate and when its tickets sell. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/artist-and-venue-pages.md
- [Save events to favorites and lists](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/favorites-and-lists): Save an event with the Save button, keep the ones you are watching in named lists on the Favorites page, and share a list with a link that others can open without signing in. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/favorites-and-lists.md

## Market Intelligence

Trackers, the sale calendar and the full sales history for research and pricing.

- [Use the sale calendar](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/sale-calendar): The calendar lists upcoming on-sales and presales by day, filtered by country, market, capacity and get-in price, with an agenda view and a button to add a sale to your own calendar. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/sale-calendar.md
- [Create a Tracker on an event or artist](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/create-a-tracker): Set up a Market Intelligence Tracker: choose an event or artist, build a rule from the metric catalogue and the operators, combine conditions, and get the alert by email or webhook. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/create-a-tracker.md

## Account & plans

Plans, seats, team members, credits and billing.

- [Manage your plan and billing](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/plans-and-billing): Where plans live in Eventory, how to upgrade or change one, what happens when you hit the event limit, how usage is shown, and why a past-due payment blocks the Watchlist. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/plans-and-billing.md
- [Add team members and assign seats](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/team-members-and-seats): Add a colleague to your Eventory workspace from the Users page, what they can see, how Market Intelligence seats are given and taken back, and what a pending invitation means. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/team-members-and-seats.md
- [Connect Discord or add a webhook](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/connect-discord-and-webhooks): Set up where Eventory delivers alerts: the private Discord channel from onboarding, more Discord channels, Slack, Telegram or Pushover webhooks, email, or the dashboard only. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/connect-discord-and-webhooks.md
- [Set alert rules and branding](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/notification-rules-and-branding): The alert rules in Settings, an organization-wide cooldown and a per-device minimum restock size, and the branding of alerts: group name, colour, images and the Discord preview. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/notification-rules-and-branding.md

## Developers

The API, the WebSocket stream and the browser extension, for your own tools.

- [Use the Chrome extension on a ticketing site](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/chrome-extension-live-availability): Install the Eventory Chrome extension, sign in, and read live section availability, Eventory's market data and the seat map on the ticketing site's own event page. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/chrome-extension-live-availability.md
- [Make your first API call](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/api-quickstart): Get an API key, verify it with the free usage endpoint, search the event catalog, add an event to your watchlist and pull live availability. Where each API lives and what it costs. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/api-quickstart.md
- [Install the desktop app](https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/desktop-app): Install the Eventory desktop app, sign in once, and get native system notifications for restocks and stock drops even with the browser closed, the machine locked or the window hidden. Markdown: https://eventory.ai/docs/guides/desktop-app.md

## Developers

- [API reference](https://eventory.ai/docs): every endpoint, the notifications stream and the OpenAPI specification.