Select Program from the main menu to see all scheduled events, including events shared with you. To add dates to an event, see Scheduling an event in the Program.
By default, the page shows all upcoming events.
Understand the Program layout
Scheduled events are grouped by month. Each event item shows its:
- Starting date and time
- Status
- Progress bar
- Action buttons
For help with the available actions and settings for a scheduled event, see Program event actions and settings.
Read the progress bar
The progress bar has three stacked lines:
- Gray shows the event's total capacity.
- Orange appears over the gray line and shows the total number of booked seats.
- Blue appears over the orange line and shows the total number of validated seats—people who entered the venue.
The orange line grows when bookings begin. The blue line grows when guests are validated.
Filter the Program
Use the dropdown menu in the top-right corner to choose one of these views:
- Upcoming
- Past
- All
Event statuses
Each scheduled event has one of the following statuses.
Pending
Pending is the initial status after you schedule an event in the Program.
You can lock seats in this status, but you cannot make sales. Use this time to reserve seats before sales start. When you are ready to sell tickets, move the event to Open sale.
For instructions on reserving seats, see Locking seats.
Open sale
Open sale means the event is available for purchases through both Online and Box office channels.
Closed sale
Closed sale means online sales are closed. The event remains available for purchases through Box office channels only.
Finished
Finished means the event is over.
Canceled
Canceled means the event was canceled.
Rescheduling
Rescheduling means the event is currently being rescheduled and will be ready in few minutes. Usually it goes back to
Event times and time zones
For in-person events, Entase always shows the starting time in the event's local time zone. If your time zone differs from the event's time zone, you will see a time-zone indicator showing the event's local time zone.