The maximum number of sales or spots allowed — set on an Event as a whole, on a single ticket type, or on a tour departure. Once capacity is reached the storefront stops selling, so you never oversell the room.
The maximum number of sales or spots allowed — set on an Event as a whole, on a single ticket type, or on a tour departure. Once capacity is reached the storefront stops selling, so you never oversell the room.
See also: Event, Ticket type, Sales window
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Your ONE public page (a link/QR) where guests do everything you offer: get in line, buy tickets, order, book a ride, join memberships.
A lens on your one account for a specific job: Waitlist, Ticketing, Fulfillment, Memberships, Productions, Tours, Dispatch. Switching modes changes what you manage; your customers, sales, and storefront stay one.
A personal QR credential belonging to ONE guest (a ticket, a member pass, or a registrant pass), scanned to admit them or count an entitlement.
Recording a guest's arrival (or an entitlement they used) at a door or station by scanning their QR.
The staff device or interface that reads a guest's QR pass and instantly enforces whether it's valid. It's the same tool across Memberships, Ticketing, Productions, and Tours — point it at a pass and it tells you admit, deny, or already-used.