Run events from your AI agent

Your assistant becomes an event workspace

Lookport skills and MCP integrations connect your existing AI assistant with your ticketing account. Work with OpenAI, Claude or Gemini to retrieve ticket analytics, review event performance and prepare events from a brief without moving every question into a separate dashboard.

MCP is the connection through which a compatible agent can use Lookport tools and information. Skills give the assistant task-specific guidance for the event workflow. Together, they let a conversation lead to useful work in the system, while your account and its permissions remain the basis of access.

Ask questions about actual ticket sales

Specify the event or tour, the reporting period and what you want to compare. Ask for a concise answer first, then request the event-level detail behind a surprising number. A clear question makes it easier to distinguish a change in demand from a difference in capacity or time on sale.

Use the answer to prepare the team’s next discussion. Ask follow-up questions about a particular date or ticket offer, and separate the reported figures from the agent’s interpretation of what caused them.

TRY ASKING YOUR AGENT

Compare ticket sales across my upcoming tour for the last seven days. Show each city, the tickets sold and the dates that need attention. Explain what data you used.

Create an event from a practical brief

Describe the artist or experience, venue, date, ticket types and the information buyers need. The assistant can help create the event through the Lookport connection, keeping the setup work in the same conversation as the planning.

Review the date, time zone, venue, inventory and prices before asking the agent to apply the final setup. Do not let an incomplete brief become an invented capacity or an unapproved commercial offer. Continue in the dashboard whenever a detailed visual review is useful.

TRY ASKING YOUR AGENT

Prepare an event for our theatre concert on 12 November. We need allocated balcony seats and general admission on the floor. Ask me for missing capacity and pricing details before making changes.

Turn reporting into the next action

An agent can help connect a sales review with the next event task. Start by asking what changed, inspect the relevant information, then prepare a concrete response such as revised page copy or a proposal for the next ticket release.

For a tour, repeat that process by city instead of applying one recommendation to every date. The result is a working conversation that combines analytics, event preparation and your team’s judgement. Forecasts and marketing suggestions remain estimates, not promises of future sales.

TRY ASKING YOUR AGENT

Summarise this week’s sales for the London show, draft a short update for our team and suggest three marketing actions. Keep the reported figures separate from your recommendations.

Connect with the right account and scope

Choose the assistant you want to use and ask Lookport for the current skills and MCP connection instructions for your account. Set up the connection with the intended account access, then begin with a read-only question about a known event to check the result.

Review the tools available in your particular connection before using them for event changes. Ask the assistant to describe proposed changes and confirm the commercial details before proceeding. Keep customer data limited to the task and the people who need it. The website examples above are natural-language prompts; they are not API endpoints or installation commands.