One ticketshop, different worlds.

Your individual ticketshop in your own CI — online in just 10 minutes

Configuration via our backend: selecting a theme, simply uploading designs and graphics, choosing the colour scheme and, if necessary, selecting your own font lets you customize the various portals within a few seconds, without any prior IT knowledge — this is what characterizes the first and basic level of customization. A corporate design in just a few clicks is often a great help for smaller companies, as our framework impresses with a strong standard.

More individuality through custom CSS or scripts

Would you like a little more? Are you missing that personal touch that makes the event stand out, or do you want to emphasize certain information very clearly? Then we have the right solution: with simple HTML and CSS instructions you can implement exactly these changes. You add CSS, HTML or JavaScript directly via the backend. Our portals are designed for such extensions and offer specific connection points, e.g. CSS custom properties (also known as CSS variables).

The same process step, once in the default design and once deliberately styled to the extreme with CSS:

Landing page

• Header: pink background and dark shadow
• Footer: yellow background
• Item cards: pink border and dark shadow

Ticket selection

• Header: pink background and dark shadow
• Ticket selection panel: pink border and dark shadow
• Columns header: pink background and white text
• Ticket price: thinner font
• Discounted ticket price box: yellow background
• Side panels: dark shadow
• Checkout button: pink border, white text, dark shadow
• “Or pay with” text: italic style
• Warning message: yellow background

Registration

• Header: pink background and dark shadow
• Attendees information panel: pink border and dark shadow
• Badge preview: pink border and dark shadow

Summary

• Header: pink background and dark shadow
• Summary panel: pink border and dark shadow
• Ticket names: pink text
• Price: bold text
• Side panel: dark shadow
• “Buy tickets” button: pink border and dark shadow

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Drop the complete ticketshop in as a self-contained block

Embed the ticketshop into your own event homepage? Gladly. With just a few lines you integrate the core of ticket purchase and registration directly into your website. You get a finished, self-contained block that runs on your page — the complete HTML is fully available and can be styled with your own CSS. Our visitor portal is designed precisely for such deep integrations and offers additional configuration options:

• Optional restriction to a specific event
• Optional restriction to certain functions (purchase, registration, press)
• Optional restriction to certain articles or groups
• Header and footer can be shown or hidden
• Configure language: automatic or controlled by the surrounding website
• Choose your own styling or custom CSS for the integration
• Hide superfluous content
• Configure the size adjustment

This way visitors stay longer on the event homepage without being redirected. For developers there is a dedicated integration demo and a developer portal where you can test the integration and generate ready-made scripts. Simply select the desired variant, copy the integration code and paste it into your website. You don't need to worry about scrollbars: our container dynamically adapts its height to the content — so you avoid unsightly scroll areas inside your page.

Technically this integration is based on an iframe — the shop runs in its own encapsulated frame within your page. It works reliably, but reaches its limits when it comes to seamlessly interlocking with your interface. We therefore only recommend this approach when you need something quickly — for a truly native integration the next level is the better choice: the Shop Micro Frontend, which renders directly into your own markup.

Embed the ticketshop natively as a micro frontend

At this level you leave backend theming behind and integrate the shop directly in code — as a Shop Micro Frontend that renders natively into your own markup instead of a foreign widget. The complete flow from discovery to ticket is built for you. Two paths are open to you:

Both micro frontend variants can additionally be combined with the ADITUS webhooks: events such as completed orders or registrations are reported in real time and can be processed further in other backends — e.g. for CRM, membership logic or your own downstream processes.

Integrate freely on the Shop API

The deepest level for maximum freedom: you integrate the shop functionality fully into your own web application, app or system landscape — as a completely custom UI for shop and registration, or as another functional component within your existing platform. Everything our visitor portal can do, our API can do: we use the same complete read/write REST API as the basis for our own portals. REST APIs, webhooks and SDKs are at your disposal for tailor-made solutions.

This path can also be combined with the ADITUS webhooks: relevant events are reported in real time and can be processed further in other backends — e.g. for CRM, membership logic or your own downstream processes.