New interface
The process of creating events has now been greatly simplified thanks to the revision of some features. Settings that are only rarely required have been moved to the background so that the organiser can concentrate on the essentials and find their way around more quickly. However, the many features for customising advance sales are still available and can be opened with just one click of the mouse if required.
Not only the activation, but also the subsequent management of events has been optimised. The new event overview is far more practical than before and offers additional functions. With the help of an instant search, desired events can be found more quickly. The organiser also has the option of obtaining an initial overview of the current sales figures and the percentage occupancy of individual events and their ticket categories directly in the overview. Furthermore, advance sales can be activated or temporarily suspended directly and without having to call up additional menus.
Advantages for the organiser
Organising an event involves a lot of work. Thanks to the faster activation of advance sales, the organiser has more time to take care of activities such as marketing, which leads directly to better capacity utilisation of the event.
It is also easier for the organiser to keep track of several events without having to familiarise themselves with complex setting options, which further reduces the effort involved in handling professional ticket sales. The simplicity of event creation is an important quality feature of TICKETINO. There are no complex contracts, no hidden costs and no activation fees - only what is actually sold is invoiced. In addition, the organiser is able to add all advance booking fees to the ticket price and thus use the advance booking service free of charge.
By using the 100% internet-based and self-service ticket platform from TICKETINO, the organiser saves time and money and is thus able to optimally utilise the capacity of his events and run them profitably.
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