everjust-events

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everjust-events

description

Operate the Events app of a live everjust.app tenant (create/publish an event, take & manage attendee registrations, wire registrations to CRM leads, schedule attendee email/SMS reminders, inspect seats/registration state) via the Odoo MCP/ORM. Use when the task is to set up or edit an event on an everjust.app workspace, register/confirm/cancel an attendee, turn registrations into crm.leads, add or diagnose a registration confirmation/reminder email or SMS, check seat availability, or reason about which event modules are installed on a tenant. This is STOCK Odoo event/website_event/event_crm/event_sms — NO custom everjust event addon — but website_event_track (event.track / speakers / agenda) is installed on ONLY some tenants, and event_sms reminders ride the per-company everjust SMS gateway swap. Cross-references [[everjust-platform]], [[everjust-agent-mcp]]; SMS via [[everjust-sms]], leads via native CRM, event mail is stock event.mail (NOT the [[everjust-mail-ops]] webmail stack).

EVERJUST Events — Agent Skill

Operate the Events app of a live everjust.app tenant as an agent: create and publish an event, take/confirm/cancel attendee registrations, turn registrations into CRM leads, schedule attendee reminder emails/SMS, and read back seats/registration state — all through the Odoo MCP / ORM (search, get, create, update, call, describe_model; see [[everjust-agent-mcp]] for opening the session against the right tenant DB).

The crucial everjust fact: there is NO custom everjust event addon. This app is stock Odoo — event, website_event, event_crm, event_sms — installed on tenants that host a public website. So read the field set from the live model (describe_model / fields_get), not from a custom addon. The everjust-specific things you must know are (1) which optional event sub-modules are installed varies per tenant — most notably website_event_track (speakers / agenda / event.track) is installed on only some tenants, so event.track is a KeyError elsewhere; and (2) event_sms reminders ride the per-company everjust SMS gateway swap — the reminder's sms.sms is routed by res.company._get_sms_api_class() (TextBee / Ringover / Twilio / IAP), exactly as in [[everjust-sms]], not by Odoo IAP by default.

When to use this skill

• Create / publish an event — a new event.event (dates, timezone, seats cap, organizer, website menu), optionally from an event.type template, and publish it to the tenant website.
• Take or manage a registration — create an event.registration, confirm it, mark attended, or cancel; look up an attendee's registrations; read a registration's answers.
• Wire registrations to CRM — configure an event.lead.rule so registrations spawn crm.leads (this is event_crm), or inspect the leads a registration produced.
• Schedule attendee comms — add/read event.mail rows (per-event) or event.type.mail (per-template) that send a confirmation/reminder as email OR SMS at an offset from sub/event-start (this is event_sms for the SMS variant).
• Inspect seats / registration state — is the event sold out, how many open vs done vs draft/cancel, is the scheduler firing.
• Diagnose — an event not showing on the website, a reminder that never sent, an event.track/speaker model that doesn't exist on this tenant.

Do NOT use this skill for, and stop if the task is really:

• Talks / speakers / agenda (event.track, event.track.stage, event.track.tag) or exhibitor/booth/live features — those come from website_event_track / website_event_exhibitor / event_booth, which are installed only on some tenants (see the install matrix). On a tenant without them, env["event.track"] raises KeyError. Check install state first; don't assume the agenda exists.
• Paid tickets / e-commerce checkout — event_sale / website_event_sale are uninstalled on the tenants below. Registration here is free RSVP only; there is no sale.order behind a ticket. Don't reach for event.event.ticket price logic.
• The everjust webmail stack — the event confirmation/reminder EMAIL is a stock mail.template fired by the event.mail scheduler, NOT the everjust.mail.* product. Do not route it through [[everjust-mail-ops]] or expect its send-gates/suppression to apply.
• Hand-sending the reminder SMS — the reminder's sms.sms is created by the event.mail scheduler and routed by the company's SMS provider swap. To reason about whether/where an event SMS actually goes, use [[everjust-sms]] (resolve _get_sms_api_class). Never POST the gateway yourself.
• CRM pipeline work beyond lead creation — moving a lead through stages, activities on the lead, conversion — that's native CRM. event_crm only creates the crm.lead (per rule); the registration keeps the link in registration.lead_ids.

You reach the ORM through the platform's Odoo MCP tools — see [[everjust-agent-mcp]] for how to open an env/session against the right tenant DB and run search/get/create/update/call. Every recipe below is expressed through that toolset.

Where it's installed (verified live, 2026-07)

One tenant DB per customer; the event modules install with the tenant's public-website theme (website_connectdomain / website_tcsw depend on website_event; see [[everjust-platform]]). Verified live via ir_module_module.state:

Tenant DB	event	website_event	event_crm	event_sms	website_event_track (⇒ event.track)
connectdomain	✅	✅	✅	✅	uninstalled (no event.track)
tcstartupweek	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅ installed (has event.track)
headsup	✅	✅	✅	✅	uninstalled
weldon	✅	✅	✅	✅	uninstalled
control	(not an event tenant)	—	—	—	—

event_sale, website_event_sale, event_booth*, website_event_exhibitor, website_event_track_live, website_event_meet were uninstalled on all of the above at last check. Before operating, confirm on your target DB (see the first recipe) — on a tenant without a module, env["<model>"] raises KeyError. event.track is the one that bites most.

Architecture (the model map)

Everything is per-tenant DB and implicitly per-company_id. Real fields below are from fields_get on the live connectdomain DB (Odoo 19). Note the version-specific gaps — this build has NO event.registration.mobile, NO date_open, NO event.event.auto_confirm, NO seats_expected; read fields live, don't assume older-Odoo shapes.

Model	Role	Key fields (real, confirmed live)
event.event	The event. Dates + seats + website exposure.	name, event_type_id (→event.type, a template that copies defaults on change), date_begin / date_end* (Datetime, UTC-naive), date_tz* (timezone the wall-clock is shown in — required), seats_limited (bool, req), seats_max (cap, only enforced when seats_limited), seats_available / seats_taken / seats_reserved (computed), stage_id (→event.stage, kanban lifecycle: New→…→Ended), kanban_state (normal/done/blocked/cancel), user_id (responsible), organizer_id (→res.partner), address_id (→res.partner, venue), is_published (bool — must be True to show on /event), website_menu (bool — creates the per-event sub-menu/agenda pages), website_id, tag_ids (→event.tag), question_ids (→event.question, registration form questions), event_mail_ids (→event.mail, the comms schedule), registration_ids (→event.registration), badge_image
event.registration	One attendee's RSVP. Auto-confirmed on create in this build.	event_id* (→event.event), partner_id (→res.partner), name, email, phone, company_name, ( — see below; ), (→), (attended-at), , (→, form answers), (), (→), //, .

event.registration.state — read the codes, not the labels

Selection is draft / open / done / cancel. In this build a new registration is created directly in open (i.e. auto-confirmed — there is no auto_confirm toggle on the event). Meaning:

• open = confirmed / registered (the normal "attending" state; this is what counts against seats).
• done = attended (checked in; date_closed set).
• draft = unconfirmed (rare here since default is open).
• cancel = cancelled (frees the seat).

Drive transitions with the registration methods, not a raw state write, so side effects and seat computes fire: action_confirm() (→open), action_set_done() (→done, check-in), action_cancel() (→cancel), action_set_draft() (→draft). Seat counters (seats_taken/seats_available) are computed from open+done registrations.

How event_crm fires (leads from registrations)

event_crm adds registration.lead_ids and evaluates every active event.lead.rule at the lifecycle point named by the rule's lead_creation_trigger (create / confirm / done). The hook is event.registration._apply_lead_generation_rules() (called by the framework on create/state-change), which for each matching rule builds lead values (_get_lead_values) and creates the crm.lead, linking it into lead_ids. lead_creation_basis='attendee' → one lead per registration; 'order' groups per order (irrelevant without event_sale here). On connectdomain there are currently ZERO lead rules — so registrations there create no leads until you add a rule. Add the rule; don't hand-create crm.leads and try to backfill lead_ids.

How event_sms / event.mail reminders fire (and the gateway swap)

event.mail is the per-event comms schedule. event_sms adds notification_type='sms' and lets template_ref point at an sms.template (instead of a mail.template). The Event: Mail Scheduler cron (ir.cron, model event.mail, active on connectdomain) periodically calls event.mail.execute(), which for each due row renders the template per registration and:

• notification_type='mail' → sends via the stock mail.template / mail.mail path (the tenant's outgoing ir.mail_server). This is NOT the everjust.mail.* webmail product.
• notification_type='sms' → creates sms.sms rows and sends them — which means the send is routed by res.company._get_sms_api_class(), i.e. the everjust SMS gateway swap (TextBee / Ringover / Twilio / IAP). So an event reminder SMS follows every rule in [[everjust-sms]]: provider iap may silently be TextBee, sms_server failures mean the gateway URL/key is missing, etc. On connectdomain the SMS gateway is currently dormant (sms_provider='iap', no gateway URL) — an SMS reminder there would resolve to stock IAP and likely fail without credits. Resolve the provider (recipe 0 in [[everjust-sms]]) before relying on event SMS.

Timing: interval_type anchors the offset — after_sub (after each registration; use now for "immediately on register", the classic confirmation), before_event (N units before date_begin), after_event, etc. mail_state tells you if a row is scheduled/sent/error.

Recipes

Route each call through the Odoo MCP against the tenant DB (open the session per [[everjust-agent-mcp]]; pick the DB, e.g. connectdomain). Recipes use the MCP toolset (search, get, create, update, call, describe_model); ORM env[...] forms are shown where clearer.

0. First: confirm which event modules this tenant actually has

Don't assume event.track/tickets/booths exist. Check install state before touching those models.

search('ir.module.module',
       [['name','in',['event','website_event','event_crm','event_sms',
                      'website_event_track','event_sale','event_booth']]],
       ['name','state'])
# Or just probe the model you need:
describe_model('event.track')     # -> error/KeyError on connectdomain, headsup, weldon

event.track, speakers, agenda, and exhibitor/booth models only exist where website_event_track / website_event_exhibitor / event_booth are installed (per the matrix, event.track is tcstartupweek only). If the model isn't there, stop — that feature isn't on this tenant; installing a module is platform-ops, not this skill.

1. Create and publish an event

eid = create('event.event', {
    'name': 'Connect Domain Office Hours — Live Q&A',
    'date_begin': '2026-07-20 17:00:00',   # UTC-naive
    'date_end':   '2026-07-20 18:00:00',   # UTC-naive
    'date_tz': 'America/Chicago',          # REQUIRED — the wall-clock display tz
    'seats_limited': True, 'seats_max': 100,
    'user_id': <responsible_user_id>,
    'organizer_id': <company_partner_id>,
    'is_published': True,                  # <- REQUIRED to appear on /event
    'website_menu': True,                  # generates the per-event sub-pages/agenda menu
})
# Optionally seed the comms schedule from a type instead (copies event.type.mail rows):
update('event.event', [eid], {'event_type_id': <event_type_id>})   # triggers onchange copy

is_published=False (the default) hides it from the public /event list even though it exists in the backend. date_tz is required and governs how times render on the site — set it to the audience's timezone; the stored datetimes stay UTC-naive.

2. Register an attendee (and read the outcome)

# Resolve/create the attendee partner (optional — email is enough):
pid = search('res.partner', [['email','=ilike','[e-mail]']], ['id'], 1)  # or create one
rid = create('event.registration', {
    'event_id': eid,
    'partner_id': pid,            # optional
    'name': 'Alice Doe',
    'email': '[e-mail]',
    'phone': '[phone]',
})
# In THIS build the registration is created directly in state 'open' (auto-confirmed).
get('event.registration', [rid], ['state','event_id','partner_id','email','lead_ids'])

Seats recompute automatically. If you ever get a draft registration and need to confirm it, call('event.registration','action_confirm',[rid]) — don't update(...,{'state':'open'}) (that skips the confirmation side effects, incl. the after_sub confirmation mail/SMS and lead rules with trigger confirm). To check someone in: call('event.registration','action_set_done',[rid]). To cancel (frees the seat): call('event.registration','action_cancel',[rid]).

3. Wire registrations → CRM leads (event_crm)

There are no lead rules on connectdomain by default — registrations won't create leads until you add one. Create the rule; the framework fires it on the chosen trigger.

rule_id = create('event.lead.rule', {
    'name': 'Office Hours attendees → Sales leads',
    'lead_type': 'lead',
    'lead_creation_basis': 'attendee',       # one crm.lead per registration
    'lead_creation_trigger': 'create',       # fire as soon as they register (or 'confirm'/'done')
    'event_id': eid,                         # scope to this event (or use event_type_ids, or leave both empty for all)
    'lead_user_id': <salesperson_user_id>,   # optional owner
    'lead_sales_team_id': <crm_team_id>,     # optional team
    'lead_tag_ids': [(6,0,[<crm_tag_id>])],  # optional
    'active': True,
})
# New registrations now spawn a crm.lead; inspect the link on a registration:
get('event.registration', [rid], ['lead_ids'])
# Read the leads it produced:
search('crm.lead', [['id','in', <lead_ids>]], ['name','stage_id','email_from','phone','user_id'])

Moving that lead through stages / logging activities / converting is native CRM, not this skill — do it on crm.lead directly (e.g. update('crm.lead',[lid],{'stage_id':<id>}), call('crm.lead','activity_schedule',...)). Don't try to manufacture leads by writing registration.lead_ids yourself; add the rule and let it run.

4. Schedule an attendee reminder — email OR SMS (event_sms)

event.mail rows drive the Event: Mail Scheduler cron. Confirmation = after_sub + now; reminder = before_event + N units.

# Email confirmation, sent immediately on registration:
create('event.mail', {
    'event_id': eid,
    'interval_unit': 'now', 'interval_type': 'after_sub',
    'notification_type': 'mail',
    'template_ref': 'mail.template,17',       # a mail.template for model event.registration
})
# SMS reminder, 1 hour before the event  (this is the event_sms path):
create('event.mail', {
    'event_id': eid,
    'interval_nbr': 1, 'interval_unit': 'hours', 'interval_type': 'before_event',
    'notification_type': 'sms',
    'template_ref': 'sms.template,<id>',      # an sms.template for model event.registration
})
# Find usable templates first:
search('mail.template', [['model','=','event.registration']], ['name'])   # e.g. 'Event: Registration Confirmation', 'Event: Reminder'
search('sms.template',  [['model','=','event.registration']], ['name'])   # e.g. 'Event: Registration', 'Event: Reminder'

Before you rely on the SMS reminder actually sending, resolve the tenant's SMS transport — event_sms hands off to sms.sms, which the everjust gateway swap routes. On connectdomain the gateway is dormant (sms_provider='iap', no gateway URL), so an SMS reminder would resolve to stock Odoo IAP and fail without credits. See [[everjust-sms]] recipe 0 (_get_sms_api_class). The scheduler runs on a cron, not synchronously — don't expect an SMS/email the instant you create the row; check mail_state and mail_registration_ids.

5. Inspect seats, registration state, and whether comms fired

# Seat / capacity snapshot:
get('event.event', [eid], ['name','seats_limited','seats_max','seats_available','seats_taken','stage_id'])

# Registration breakdown by state:
search('event.registration', [['event_id','=',eid]],
       ['name','email','state','date_closed','lead_ids'], 200, 'id desc')
# Sold-out check: seats_limited True AND seats_available == 0.

# Did the scheduled comms send?  (mail_state and per-attendee log)
search('event.mail', [['event_id','=',eid]],
       ['notification_type','interval_nbr','interval_unit','interval_type',
        'template_ref','mail_state','scheduled_date','mail_count_done','mail_done'])
# The scheduler cron itself:
search('ir.cron', [['name','=','Event: Mail Scheduler']], ['name','active','nextcall'])

A comm row stuck in scheduled with the cron inactive, or mail_state='error', is why a reminder never arrived. For notification_type='sms' errors, cross-check the SMS side per [[everjust-sms]] (a sms_server failure = gateway URL/key missing, not IAP credits).

Pitfalls (everjust-specific)

1. This is STOCK Odoo, not a custom everjust addon. There is no everjust_event module — event/website_event/event_crm/event_sms are vanilla. Read fields from the live model (describe_model/fields_get), and beware version gaps in this build: no event.registration.mobile, no date_open, no event.event.auto_confirm, no seats_expected. Don't code against an older Odoo's event schema from memory.

2. event.track (and speakers/agenda/booths/exhibitors) exist on only SOME tenants. website_event_track is installed on tcstartupweek only (of the tenants above); event_booth*/website_event_exhibitor/event_sale are uninstalled everywhere. On connectdomain/headsup/weldon, env["event.track"] raises KeyError. Check install state (recipe 0) before touching anything beyond core event/registration/lead/mail.

3. Registrations here are FREE RSVPs — no ticket price / sale order. event_sale / website_event_sale are uninstalled, so event.event.ticket is a free ticket type only; there's no sale.order behind a registration. Don't reason about payment, invoicing, or ticket pricing on these tenants.

4. A new registration is open (auto-confirmed) in this build — and state codes ≠ labels. Default state is open (= confirmed/attending), not draft. done means attended (checked in), not "finished registering". Drive transitions with action_confirm/action_set_done/action_cancel/action_set_draft, never a raw write({'state':...}), or you skip seat recompute, the after_sub confirmation comm, and the confirm/done-triggered lead rules.

See also

• [[everjust-platform]] — tenancy model, per-tenant module/theme install, provider swaps, and the invariants you must not break. Read it for the "why" behind per-tenant differences.
• [[everjust-agent-mcp]] — how to connect to the tenant MCP and the search/get/create/update/call/describe_model toolset every recipe above uses.
• [[everjust-sms]] — the SMS transport that event_sms reminders ride. Resolve res.company._get_sms_api_class() there before relying on an event SMS, and diagnose SMS failures (sms_server, dormant gateway, provider iap≠IAP) there.
• [[everjust-mail-ops]] — the SEPARATE everjust webmail product (everjust.mail.*). Event email is stock mail.template, NOT this stack — use that skill only if you're reasoning about the webmail product itself, never to send an event reminder.
• [[everjust-appointments]] — the sibling booking app (everjust_appointment). Also creates crm.leads and a confirmation email, but is a bespoke module — don't confuse its appointment.* models with events.