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In October we shipped 185 releases to TicketSignup. They cover ticketing, memberships, volunteers, payments, text messaging and the platform underneath it all, adding more than 49,000 lines of code and removing more than 11,000 lines. October brought new ways to sell to…
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TicketSignup runs fraud screening on every transaction, and that standard protection covers most events. For sellouts and events facing fraud, organizers now have a stricter option for ticket fraud prevention: Strict Address Verification System (AVS). When it’s on, checkout collects the buyer’s…
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TicketSignup now offers AI Agents, one setup page for every AI support tool on your event. Each agent has its own on/off switch, so you decide exactly which AI features your guests see. Want the chatbot but not AI answers in your…
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Members-only previews, member nights, and exclusive programs are some of the best perks a membership organization can offer. TicketSignup now lets you sell tickets that only your members can buy, with membership verified automatically at checkout. Members-Only Tickets connects your TicketSignup Memberships…
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Gardens, museums, associations, clubs, and nonprofits run on members. Many of them also run events. Memberships on TicketSignup puts both on one platform, so the people who support you all year can join, renew, and get into your events with less work…
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TicketSignup gives you a wide range of settings to control how tickets appear on your event homepage, including options for sold out, tickets remaining, and past ticket groups. Simple and advanced ticket events now have one more: display settings for ticket groups…
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Calculated Store Items let events price add-ons dynamically based on custom question responses, while collecting the details they need at the same time. Now, when a Calculated Store Item is required, it starts selected and expanded in the purchase path. Purchasers see…
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Every attendee waiver you collect represents a real person coming to your event. Until now, the only email address tied to that ticket purchase belonged to the purchaser (unless you chose to collect email per ticket). If one person bought ten tickets,…
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There is a new Coupon ROI Report on the ticket event dashboard. Some events leverage coupons to incentivize purchases. This might be time limited discounts, coupons for a specific date, ticket type, or store item, or coupons distributed to local businesses and…
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If your event carries physical or participation risk, a checkbox at checkout may not be enough. A real, signed waiver from every person who shows up could give you stronger protection, whether they sign ahead of time online or on-site at check-in….
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Collect by Ticket Holder is the recommended way to collect Attendee Waivers on TicketSignup. It gives every purchase one shareable waiver link, so any ticket holder can sign, including a substitute who’s stepping in for someone who can’t make it. If your…
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Individual Ticket Links gives every ticket in a purchase its own unique signing link. Use it when a specific ticket number needs to match a specific name, and you need a signature tied to one specific ticket rather than the purchase. In…
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