If your company does not yet have a Tickaroo organization, you can easily create one. As the creator of the organization, you will automatically become its owner and have full administrative rights. In the settings, you can add users, assign roles, and set permissions to allow others to contribute to your liveblogs. Once the organization is set up, team members can start working together to create, edit, and publish live content. Option A: Create an Account Yourself   On our website, you’ll find the “Try for Free” button. By selecting this, you can first create your personal account and then set up the profile for your Tickaroo organization. You will initially receive a free 14-day trial, during which you can test all the features. Option B: We Create the Account for You   Of course, we can also create the account for you and set it up together. It's best to contact your Tickaroo representative for assistance. Don’t have a representative yet? Then reach out to [email protected] or directly to Devon Ramirez ([email protected]). Creating Account and Organization Creating an Account

Organization Settings: Users Invite users and create exciting liveblogs together. Add new users and select if you want to: + Tickaroo User + Single sign-on user + Import Tickaroo Users New Invitation Invite a user to join your organization. Simply add their name, mail address and choose their permission. Permission Types: Owner: Manage subscription Admin: Create and edit liveblogs, full access to all content and options. User: Create and edit liveblogs as well as themes.

Being Invited to an Existing Organization as an Editor If your company already has a Tickaroo organization and you would like to create or edit content within this organization, you can be added as a reporter by the owner or admins via an invitation email. In the organization settings under "Users," your organizations live blog representative can easily type in your name, email, and permission, and send you an invitation email. (More details under Organization Settings: Users) Once the email arrives in your inbox, you can accept and confirm it in the next step. Afterward, you will be part of the organization and can start creating content.

In your Tickaroo Liveblog Dashboard you can find your recently updated liveblogs.  You can also create liveblogs from here. You can see your Liveblog Title, the Date when it last has been updated and your Embed Liveblog ID.  Additionally you can edit the liveblog by clicking anywhere in the field or the little red pen.  Next to the pen you can find your Liveblog's statistics, Liveblog Integration and your Liveblog's settings. More Actions: Find more actions after scrolling down a bit.

Here you can create and set up your liveblogs as well as get insights about their usage and retention times. On top you will find your recently updated liveblogs. If you scroll down you can see all of your liveblogs that have been created. Use the Search Function to search for specific liveblogs. You can search for liveblog names as well as for liveblog tags that were created in your organization's settings. 

Live Blog Categories allow you to organize your live blogs according to their own categories. To organize your organisation's live blogs go to each liveblog's settings. Under "Options" you can now select the categories you have created beforehand. If you go to "Dashboard" or "Live Blogs" now, your live blog's categories will appear under the live blog name.  Note! These are not Tags that appear in your live blog! These Categories are used for internal organization only and not visible to the user.

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Live blog default options Editorial publishing If "Editorial Publishing" is enabled, new posts will not be published directly to the live blogs. Only after manual approval will they be displayed publicly. Hint: "Editorial Publishing" can also be activated for each live blog in the individual settings. Language Select a language for your editor's settings. Some languages may not be fully translated. Please contact our support if you need a translation or a new language. Other options Strict Sports Data mode In strict mode, all team, tournament and player names must be created editorially in the sports data section. This prevents, for example, the same team from being created with different names. Hint: This setting affects all liveblogs and should only be activated if the complete sports data has been created.

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Before your trial ends, you'll be notified to let you know that your free trial account is about to expire. At this point you can decide if you want to book one of our packages to continue using our software. If you cannot decide on any of the packages, please feel free to contact us at [email protected] and we will help you find a solution that best works for you.