Tickera is required for Bridge for WooCommerce to work. Bridge cannot function with WooCommerce alone — it needs Tickera, because Tickera is responsible for:
WooCommerce handles the commerce side (products, checkout, payments). Tickera handles tickets and attendees.
The installation and activation process, managing add-ons, and entering license keys is already covered in detail in the documentation page below (including a video tutorial):
Installing and managing Tickera plugin and add-ons
Once Tickera is activated, the Setup Wizard launches automatically. The first question is the most important one:
How do you plan to use Tickera?
If you select WooCommerce + Tickera, then:
Tickera does NOT create its own checkout/cart/order pages, because they won’t be used — WooCommerce will handle checkout.
When used as a standalone, Tickera normally creates several WordPress pages (Cart, Payment page, Order details)
However, when Tickera is used together with WooCommerce via Bridge for WooCommerce Tickera pages are not needed and can be safely deleted.
WooCommerce provides:
Tickera only needs WooCommerce to mark the order as processing or completed — then Tickera generates the tickets.
Bridge for WooCommerce is not a standalone plugin. It doesn’t generate tickets by itself.
Bridge does:
But Bridge does not contain the ticketing engine.
Tickera Core does:
As explained in the documentation here, Bridge for WooCommerce depends on Tickera Core being installed and active so if Tickera is missing, it will not function.