


You can fix this by contacting your Eventbrite organization administrator, and requesting they provide you with administrator access so that you can connect your Eventbrite account to Zapier. Generally, it is required that you be an administrator before you're able to connect your Eventbrite app to Zapier and use the New Attendee and other triggers. This often means that your Eventbrite account doesn't have the proper permissions to the event that you're trying to use in your Zap. Receiving “Not Authorized” or “Internal Error” when turning on a Zap
