Sector
From announcement to ticket, single flow until the door list
Publishing an event is easy. The hard part is verifying the sold ticket at the door and knowing how many people actually showed up.
When ticket sales are conducted in a separate location, the participant list is entered into an electronic spreadsheet; conducting searches at the entrance turns into a queue.
What it does
Out of the box.
- <strong>Event calendar</strong>
Listing by city, date, and category; past events go into the archive.
- <strong>Tickets and Capacity</strong>
Category-based ticket, early registration price, and quota limit.
- <strong>Venue</strong>
Venue information, map, and transportation; separate registration for organizations working with multiple venues.
- <strong>List of Participants</strong>
Owner of the sold ticket, contact information, and entry status in a single list.
- <strong>Announcement</strong>
Notification goes to social accounts and subscribers when the event is published.
- <strong>Event Text</strong>
Event description and social media text are generated; translated into seven languages.
How it works
Three-step process.
01 Announcement
Event is published; calendar, city page, and site map are automatically updated.
02 Sales
Ticket is sold, quota decreases, confirmation goes to the participant.
03 Door
The participant list is ready; entry is marked, actual attendance is measured.
Also
Let it be known before asking.
- A request-based flow can be established for organizers to add their own events
- There is a venue and package setup for wedding and event companies
- Registration form works for free events, payment flow works for paid events
- Event pages are reported to search engines with structured data
Other Sectors
All on the same infrastructure.
A single setup; modules open as needed. If another sector interests you, both work on the same system.
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