Eventually Ticketing
Managing Your Account

Sign-in links in Eventually emails

Some Eventually emails contain a sign-in link that logs you in with one click, without typing a password. You cannot request one on demand: these links arrive only in specific emails we send, such as the one that delivers a widget preview you asked for.

To sign in normally, use your email address and password at app.eventuallyticketing.com. If you have forgotten your password, see Sign in and recover your account.

  • They expire after 15 minutes. Open the email promptly, or the link stops working.

  • They work once. After the first use the link is spent, even if you never reached the dashboard.

  • They sign in one specific person. If you are already signed in as a different user, the link refuses rather than swapping your session. Sign out first, then open the link again.

  • Changing or resetting your password expires them. If you change your password, any sign-in link you already have stops working and the old link cannot be recovered. Sign in with your password instead, or use password recovery if you have forgotten it.

An expired or already-used link sends you to the sign-in page with: That sign-in link is expired or already used. Sign in with your password instead.

Sign in with your password. If you forgot your password, request a password reset from the sign-in page. You do not need a verified email address first: unverified accounts can request a password reset normally, and completing the reset verifies your account.

Some corporate mail systems open every link in a message to scan it for threats. That can consume your sign-in link before you click it. If a link is always spent by the time you use it, sign in with your password instead.

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