Build a virtual event ticketing dashboard in minutes.

Ticket sales management: Let organizers create and sell tickets, track ticket sales, and manage registration and check-in for attendees.

Attendee management: Allows organizers to view a list of attendees, track attendance, and manage communication with attendees before, during and after the event.

Revenue tracking: Lets organizers track revenue generated by ticket sales, sponsorships, and other sources.

Analytics: Provides detailed analytics and reporting on ticket sales, attendance, and other key metrics.

Integrations: Ability to integrate with other tools such as payment gateways, marketing automation platforms, and web conferencing platforms.

Data visualization: Visualize all the event data in a way that makes the most sense for your teams instead of trying to make do or adapt to off-the-shelf solutions.

Customization: To tailor-made the dashboard with the functionality, features, design, and branding that suits your unique needs and preferences.

Integration: To allow for seamless integrations with existing tools and datasources, such as a CRM, a marketing automation platform such as HubSpot or a payment processing tools that helps automate more parts of the event organizing operations.

Cost-effective: Building a custom dashboard can be more cost-effective in the long run, especially for larger organizations with specific requirements.

Competitive advantage: Having a unique, custom-built platform can give an organization a competitive advantage and a more professional appearance, which can be beneficial for their business.

Technical complexity: Building a custom dashboard requires a significant amount of technical expertise in web development, database management, and API integration.

Data management: Virtual event ticketing dashboards require the ability to handle a large amount of data, such as ticket sales, attendee information, and revenue tracking. You need to ensure that customer and financial data is stored and processed in a way that complies with your organization's policies and regulations.

User experience: The dashboard must be user-friendly and easy to navigate for the various teams to view, fetch, and analyse the data quickly. It can get difficult to build the UI without bandwidth from frontend engineers and designers.

Data privacy & security: To ensure your customer data is protected from unauthorized access.

Testing and quality assurance: You will need to do thorough testing to ensure your app is fully functional and reliable.

Events teams: to get detailed analytics and reporting on ticket sales, attendance, and other key metrics to understand the overall performance of their event and make data-driven decisions to improve the event experience for attendees.

Marketing teams: to manage event promotions through various channels such as email, social media, and website.

Sales teams: to track revenue generated by ticket sales, sponsorships, and other sources and understand the current financial performance of the event and make adjustments accordingly to sales strategies.

Customer support teams: to view a list of attendees, track attendance, and manage communication with attendees before, during and after the event, and also to collect feedback.

Operations teams: to create and sell tickets, track ticket sales, and manage registration and check-in for attendees. This helps them to better understand ticket demand and plan accordingly.