Before installing Tickera, WooCommerce, or the Bridge for WooCommerce add-on, you need a working WordPress website. WooCommerce handles checkout, orders, payments, and taxes. Tickera handles events, tickets, attendee records, and check-ins. A correct WordPress installation is crucial for both to function properly.
A full, step-by-step installation guide — including screenshots and video — already exists in Tickera documentation:
How to install WordPress (full guide)
WooCommerce is more demanding than a regular blog website. When choosing hosting, verify that:
If WooCommerce cannot run reliably, Tickera will not receive order updates and cannot generate tickets.
After installing WordPress, adjust these settings:
Go to Settings -> Permalinks
Select Post name
WooCommerce requires this to generate working checkout URLs.
If left on “Plain,” WooCommerce pages will not function correctly.
WooCommerce checkout requires a secure connection.
Without HTTPS, payment gateways may refuse to process transactions.
You can check this directly inside WordPress:
Go to WooCommerce -> Status -> Theme
WooCommerce displays whether your currently active theme:
If your theme does not support WooCommerce, the most reliable test theme is Storefront, made by the WooCommerce team.
You are ready to proceed with: