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Venues

You never run one show at a time. Neither does TicketSoft.

A disc jockey at the decks lit deep blue, working the mixer with a wall of bright screen graphics filling the wall behind

How TicketSoft runs a venue calendar

A portfolio dashboard for the programme, per-event control for each night, and access for the whole team.

  1. See the whole programme

    My Events lists every show with status, sales and revenue (drafts, on-sale, sold out), so the pipeline is visible at a glance.

  2. Shape each night's inventory

    Each event carries its own ticket types, prices and capacities, so a stripped-back club night and a premium evening don't fight one template.

  3. Give the team their own access

    Team members get their own promoter access, so box office, marketing and finance each work from the same live picture.

  4. Track orders and payouts per show

    Orders, recent sales and payout status sit against each event, so settlement questions get answered from the dashboard.

A Studio Display showing the events list in TicketSoft Studio: several shows with dates, status, tickets sold and take-home.

A week across the calendar

The overlapping states a venue manages simultaneously:

  1. AnnouncingNext month's headline show goes from draft to published in the five-step flow.
  2. On saleThree shows selling at once, each visible with its own trend line.
  3. TonightDoors staff scan QR tickets; check-ins build live as the room fills.

Illustrative product screens · Sample event data. No real payment is taken.