Add Event Name In Tickera CSV Export

you’re using the CSV Export add-on and want to add an “Event Name” column to the exports — useful for sites that run multiple events where the default “Ticket Type” column alone doesn’t tell you which event each row belongs to.

The fix: a small add-on plugin

We maintain a free helper plugin that adds the Event Name column to Tickera’s CSV exports. Install it like any other WordPress plugin:

1. Download: custom-csv-export-event-title.zip
2. WordPress admin → Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, select the zip, install.
3. Activate.
4. Run your next CSV export — every row now includes an Event Name column.

The plugin uses Tickera’s standard hooks to inject the column, so it works whether you’re running Tickera standalone or with Bridge for WooCommerce — no separate configuration.

Where the column appears

In the generated CSV, the Event Name column is inserted between the existing columns (typically near Ticket Type and Order Date). You can re-order columns in your spreadsheet app (Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers) after importing if you want a different layout.

If you want more columns than just Event Name

For more elaborate CSV customization (custom form data, computed fields, conditional columns), see CSV Data Export for the deeper configuration options. For truly custom export formats, the same hook used by this add-on (tc_csv_columns and friends) is documented in hooks and filters — you can register your own columns from a small custom plugin or your child theme.

Multi-site / multi-event use cases

This add-on is especially useful for:

• Networks that run multiple events in parallel and need a single combined attendee report
• Sponsor handovers where the sponsor wants attendees broken down by event
• Annual programs where you re-export historical data across many past events
• Multi-organizer platforms where each organizer’s report needs the event name visible

Related

• CSV Export add-on
• CSV Data Export
• Attendees and tickets
• Hooks and filters