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# FooEvents for WooCommerce
**FooEvents for WooCommerce** lets you sell event tickets directly from your WooCommerce store with no third-party fees. Now, with **YayMail** integration, you can easily display ticket booking details in your custom WooCommerce emails for a seamless attendee experience.
**Step 1: Create an Event product**
First, you need to create an event product, and under **Event Settings > Is this product an event?**, make sure to select **Yes**.
Scroll down and check the options as shown in the image.
**Step 2: Add FooEvent Ticket Details to email template in YayMail panel**
In YayMail email builder, choose **template** email that you want to add booking information, drag and drop a Text block to the email template.
Choose a real order.
On the text editor, you will see a **Shortcode** dropdown > choose **FooEvents** > **FooEvents Ticket Details.** This will automatically insert booking details into the customized email template.
And don't forget to Save and enable the template.
After completing the steps above, each time this template is sent, it will include the booking information from FooEvent Ticket.
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