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title: "Password-protect your event | Guides Ticket Fairy"
description: "Put your event page behind one or more shared passwords, test them and change a password without locking out the groups that still need access."
canonical: "https://www.ticketfairy.com/fr/guides/password-protect-your-event"
---

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# Password-protect your event

With a password on your event page, only people who have it can see the event and buy tickets. If you sell a private show to a few trusted groups, each group can have its own password, and you can test each one before sending it. If you change one password later, the other groups keep their access.

Durée:  7 minutes

- [Turn on Password required to view event](#step-1)
- [Enter the first password](#step-2)
- [Add a password for each group](#step-3)
- [Select Save Event Settings](#step-4)
- [Send the link and password separately](#step-5)
- [Test it in a private browser window](#step-6)

## Avant de commencer

- You can edit **Event Settings** for the event.

1. ## Turn on Password required to view event

   Open the event, select **Event Settings**, then turn on **Password required to view event**.

   **Conseil:** Use a password guests can remember and type without guessing, such as two plain words. If you give each guest group its own password, it's easier to replace one later, and your sales reports are clearer.

   ![Password settings with password protection on, a New Password field and two rows under Existing Passwords](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-event-settings--password-protection.png)    
   *Event Settings, Password required to view event.*
2. ## Enter the first password

   Enter your first password under **New Password** and select **Create**.
3. ## Add a password for each group

   Optional: Enter another password under **New Password** and select **Create** for each group. The **Existing Passwords** table shows every password that can open the event.

   **Remarque:** With separate passwords, you can stop one group's access and the other groups keep theirs. You also see each group's completed sales separately in **Sales by Password**.
4. ## Select Save Event Settings

   Select **Save Event Settings**. Wait for the saved confirmation before you leave the page.
5. ## Send the link and password separately

   Send the normal event link first, then send the password through the private channel you use for that group, and say which event it's for.

   **Remarque:** Anyone who knows a working password can open the page. Use personal invitations when you need a separate link and limits for each person.
6. ## Test it in a private browser window

   Open the event link in a private browser window. The event should ask for a password, turn away one you didn't create and open when you enter a current one.

   **Remarque:** Add a ticket to the basket before you finish. Test an embedded checkout too when you use one: it asks for the event password before showing protected ticket details.

   ![Event page asking for the event password, with a Password field and Enter Event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/resources/images/consumer-posters/consumer-ticket-selection--password.png)

## Ou faites-le faire pour vous

Fai, votre coéquipière IA, peut vérifier les ventes, mettre à jour votre événement ou modifier un billet à votre demande.

Fai can add or remove event passwords and turn password protection on or off. She shows you the event and asks you to approve each change before she makes it. You can also complete the whole workflow in the dashboard.

### Dans votre tableau de bord, avec Fai

```
Find my event by name, add these event passwords: <PASSWORDS>, and turn on Password required to view event only after at least one password is saved. Show me the event and every password that will remain, then ask me to approve each change
```

## Replace a shared password

Create the replacement, send it to the people who still need access and test it. Then select **Delete** beside the old password and select **Refresh** to check that only the passwords you still use are left.

**Remarque:** The other passwords keep working while you replace one of them.

Fai can create the replacement and remove the old password after you have tested the new one. MCP and the CLI do not manage event passwords.

### Dans votre tableau de bord, avec Fai

```
For <EVENT NAME>, create a replacement for the password <OLD PASSWORD>. Show me the new password before saving it, and do not remove the old one until I confirm that I have tested the replacement
```

## Review sales made with each password

Open the event performance area and choose **Sales by Password**. Each row shows the ticket type, password, sales, revenue and gross revenue.

**Remarque:** The report shows which password buyers entered. It doesn't show who shared it.

![The Sales by Password report with ticket sales and revenue for each password](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-analytics--sales-by-password.png)

*Performance, Sales by Password.*

Fai can show Sales by Password and explain the rows. MCP and the CLI do not provide this password report.

### Dans votre tableau de bord, avec Fai

```
Show me Sales by Password for <EVENT NAME>. Compare sales and revenue for each password and explain what the report can and cannot identify
```

## Turn password protection off

Turn off **Password required to view event**, select **Save Event Settings**, then open the event in a private browser window and confirm that it opens without a password.

**Remarque:** Remove passwords you no longer need after the event opens without one.

Fai can turn password protection off after showing you the event and the effect of the change. MCP and the CLI do not expose this setting.

### Dans votre tableau de bord, avec Fai

```
Turn password protection off for <EVENT NAME>. Show me the event and confirm that its page will open without a password before changing it
```

## Questions que vous pourriez avoir

**Can my event have more than one password?**

 Yes. Add each one under **New Password**. Every password listed under **Existing Passwords** opens the event until you delete it.

**Can I see which password sold tickets?**

 Yes. Open the event performance area and choose **Sales by Password**. Completed sales are grouped by the password the buyer entered, so it helps to give each guest group its own password.

**Does a password identify the person buying?**

 No. A password only shows that whoever entered it knows it. Use personal invitations when you need one link and purchase limits per recipient.

**What happens if someone shares the password?**

 Anyone they share it with can use it until you delete it. Create a new password for the group it was meant for, send it, test it, then delete the shared one.

**Does the password also protect my embedded checkout?**

 Yes. The embedded checkout asks for a valid event password before it shows protected event and ticket details.

**What is the difference between an event password and a ticket access code?**

 An event password protects the whole event page. A ticket access code leaves the page visible and reveals the hidden ticket types attached to its promotion.

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## Guides associés

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- [Make your event invitation-only](https://www.ticketfairy.com/fr/guides/make-an-event-invitation-only)
- [Sell tickets by personal invitation](https://www.ticketfairy.com/fr/guides/sell-tickets-by-personal-invitation)
- [Unlock hidden tickets with an access code](https://www.ticketfairy.com/fr/guides/unlock-hidden-tickets-with-an-access-code)
- [Share one invitation link to your event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/fr/guides/share-one-invitation-link-to-your-event)
- [Sell tickets only to your NFT holders](https://www.ticketfairy.com/fr/guides/sell-tickets-only-to-your-nft-holders)
- [Envoyer des billets gratuits à ta liste d'invités](https://www.ticketfairy.com/fr/guides/issue-guest-tickets)
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