Product Update (3/29)
Here’s a help article that gives an overview of your new reporting dashboard.
In addition to the dashboard, we’ve added new reporting layers that answer your data-driven questions. This includes a sales map that provides the exact location of where each purchase occurs. You can use the map to understand the ROI on your advertising campaigns in different geographic areas.
As part of our continued progress towards building an organizational hub, we’ve added functionality for pulling data across all of your events. We talked about adding quick ticket search and have now added the ability to export your entire attendee list. Now with the click of a button, you’ll have access to your entire list of attendees.
As always, let us know your thoughts on this new release. We build features based on your direct feedback so don’t be a stranger!]]]]> ]]>
The possibilities are endless. You can look up any ticket purchase to any of your events from the past year. Just simply search their email, first, or last name and you’re finished. It’s that simple. You’ll also have access to attempted purchases as well.
For many event organizers, collecting funds after the event ends is problematic. Event expenses build up: speakers, venue rental, catering, security…the list goes on and on. This forces organizers into a frantic scramble to get everyone paid. We’ve been racking our brains on how to remove this stress inducer and now we have a solution.
Daily ticket payouts is made possible with our marketplace partner