Automate Your Event’s Virtual Queue

TicketSignup’s Virtual Queuing integration lets events replace physical lines with a virtual queue, so guests spend their wait buying food, playing games, and upgrading their tickets instead of standing in line. Now you can put that queue on a schedule. Virtual Queue…

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Flexible Donation Display Settings for Ticket Events

Raising money alongside ticket sales just got easier with flexible donation display settings for ticket events. TicketSignup now gives you independent control over each donation ask in your ticket purchase path, so you can decide exactly where and how you invite supporters…

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Save Store Item Reports and Skip the Rebuild

If you sell merch, add-ons, or extras through your TicketSignup store, you probably run the same report over and over – this item’s sales, that size breakdown, a specific date range. Now you can save your Individual Store Items reports and reopen…

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How to Automate Support for Your Event

The average event organizer answers the same questions hundreds of times a season, from “can I change my date?” to “where do I park?”. These aren’t hard questions, but responding to them takes time. What if you could automate support for your…

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Detailed Financial Summary for Ticket Events

Reconciling your event finances just got easier. TicketSignup now offers a Detailed Financial Summary for ticket events. It’s a clear breakdown of exactly where your money comes from and where it stands, all in one view. The Financial Summary gives you the…

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Coupon Usages Report

Events can now see details on which ticket and/or store purchases used a specific coupon. To access the the Coupon Usages Report, go to Financial >> Coupons. Then click on any coupon code. The report shows the details on the ticket and/or…

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Date of Purchase in TicketInsights

The new Date of Purchase report in TicketInsights gives you a clear view of your sales by purchase date. The month view shows tickets sold each day in a calendar heatmap. Darker shading = bigger sales days, so peaks, slow stretches, and…

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Reserved Entries for Ticket Events

We released our first version of Reserved Entries for ticket events. In this initial release, Reserved Entries allow directors to generate unique or multi-use links to give attendees the ability to buy publicly sold out tickets. Whether you are managing VIP guests,…

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Ticket Purchase Notes

Event teams manage a lot of customer details before, during, and after an event. A guest calls with an accessibility request. A family asks about bringing a stroller. Someone cancels a ticket. Another customer wants an item added from the store. Now,…

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Strikethrough Pricing for Tickets

Event directors can now use strikethrough pricing to display a higher original price next to the current ticket price on any simple or advanced ticket event. For example, showing $60 next to the actual $50 price creates a visual anchor that makes…

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