TicketSignup continues to expand our event AI capabilities, introducing tools designed to help event organizers streamline event management and improve attendee support. As with everything we do, we are taking a cautious approach in order to properly protect your data while giving…
Read More
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,…
Read More
This week we shipped 26 updates relevant to TicketSignup events, adding 6,134 lines of code and removing 1,165 lines as we continue to improve and simplify the platform. This was a big week for events that sell timed-entry tickets, with a rebuilt…
Read More
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…
Read More
Some calendar-based events sell two ticket levels. Others sell twenty. Ticket Categories let you group your tickets into named sections in the purchase path, so attendees see a short, scannable list instead of one long scroll. This makes it easy and clean…
Read More
There are new slideshow options for event websites that give you more dynamic design options for your website, including: The slideshow component lets you feature multiple images now with more control and design options. With TicketSignup’s event websites you get a data-driven…
Read More
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….
Read More
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…
Read More
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…
Read More
The Public Waiver Link is an open signing link for your event, no ticket or purchase confirmation required. Post it anywhere on your event website or distribute via email, and anyone can sign. Setup From your ticket event dashboard, open Waiver setup…
Read More
We are introducing a new blog series that will summarize all of the product releases relevant to ticket events on a weekly basis. This week we shipped 29 updates relevant to TicketSignup events, adding 8,452 lines of code and removing 1,078 lines…
Read More
A botanical garden sells daily admissions all season, hosts a guided walk every Monday from June through August, and adds a winter lecture series. A farm runs a spring plant sale, a fall festival with forty hayride seats a trip, and a…
Read More