The Model Context Protocol is an open way for compatible AI assistants to use clearly defined tools from services such as TixBeam.

Can AI publish an event automatically?

No. The assistant can prepare a publication request, but an authorized person must review and confirm it inside TixBeam.

Which team members can use draft-write access?

Organization owners, administrators and team members with current event-management permission can use draft-write tools.

Can the integration access ticket buyers or payments?

No. The draft-write toolset is limited to event drafts and ticket types. It does not expose attendees, payments, refunds or scan data.

Can I revoke an MCP connection?

Yes. Organization administrators can revoke a token immediately and can see when it was last used and when it expires.

AI-assisted event management

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Build an event with AI. Keep the publish button.

Connect your AI assistant to TixBeam through the Model Context Protocol. Turn a brief into an event draft, refine ticket types and prepare publication — while your team stays in control.

Set up your MCP connection See the workflow

Example instruction

Create a draft for our Friday club night, add an early-bird and regular ticket, then prepare it for review.

Draft prepared. Nothing has been published.

Brief to event draft

Fast where it should be. Deliberate where it matters.

The assistant can do the repetitive setup work. Publishing remains a separate, authenticated action inside TixBeam.

Give your brief
Describe the event, schedule, sales period and ticket structure in natural language.
Review the draft
The assistant creates or updates a draft only within the connected organization and shows what changed.
Confirm in TixBeam
An authorized team member checks the details and explicitly publishes from the secure workspace.

Real MCP tools

A focused toolset for event setup

Each tool has one clear job. The integration does not expose customer, payment or refund actions.

create_event_draft

Create a new event as a draft

update_event_draft

Update the details of an existing draft

create_ticket_type

Add a ticket type to a draft event

update_ticket_type

Edit a ticket type before publication

prepare_event_publication

Run checks and create a short-lived publication request

Choose the right access

Read-only for insight. Draft-write for preparation.

Read-only

Let an assistant inspect organization, event, ticket and order summaries without changing anything.

Useful for questions and reporting
No changes to event data
Organization-scoped access

Draft-write

Let an assistant create and refine event drafts and ticket types, without autonomous publication.

Only for current event managers
Draft operations are logged
Human confirmation before publishing

Control by design

Your assistant gets a key, not the master key.

MCP access follows the same tenant and role boundaries as the TixBeam workspace.

Scoped per organization

A token can reach one organization only. Every write checks the user's current role again.

Revocable and visible

Administrators can see token type, last use and expiry, and can revoke access immediately.

No sensitive operations

Draft-write does not expose attendee data, payments, refunds, scans or destructive event actions.

Safe retries

Idempotency prevents a repeated request from creating duplicate drafts or ticket types.

Connect in minutes

One endpoint, one scoped token

Create an MCP token in your organization settings and add these details to a compatible assistant.

MCP endpoint: https://app.tixbeam.com/api/mcp
Authentication: Authorization: Bearer <your token>

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Open AI & MCP integration in your TixBeam organization.
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Choose read-only or draft-write access and create a token.
3
Add the endpoint and token to your compatible MCP client.
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Start with a draft and review every result in TixBeam.

A clear publication boundary

AI prepares. Your team decides.

The assistant will never publish on its own. It can prepare a time-limited publication request, but an authorized person must confirm it inside TixBeam. If the draft changes, the earlier request becomes invalid.

Discuss MCP for your organization

Questions about MCP

What organizers need to know

What is MCP?: The Model Context Protocol is an open way for compatible AI assistants to use clearly defined tools from services such as TixBeam.
Can AI publish an event automatically?: No. The assistant can prepare a publication request, but an authorized person must review and confirm it inside TixBeam.
Which team members can use draft-write access?: Organization owners, administrators and team members with current event-management permission can use draft-write tools.
Can the integration access ticket buyers or payments?: No. The draft-write toolset is limited to event drafts and ticket types. It does not expose attendees, payments, refunds or scan data.
Can I revoke an MCP connection?: Yes. Organization administrators can revoke a token immediately and can see when it was last used and when it expires.

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