Sports events
Seats, gates and the queue at half time.
Assigned seating, entry that moves quickly, and concessions running on the same system as the box office.
A seated floorplan and a concession POS device
Seat by seat
The floorplan models zones, rows and seats with a visual map of the venue. One seat is exactly one ticket, and the seat shows on the ticket page, on the wallet pass and at the gate.
Gates that keep moving
Scan, admit, and show the answer in type readable across a turnstile. Scans queue on the tablet if the network drops and send when it returns, so the queue does not stop.
Concessions on the same data
Stands sell on POS Stack against the same catalogue, with stock tracked per stand so you know what is running out before the second half.
What runs on the day
Questions we are asked
- Can we handle season tickets?
- This is worth a conversation about your specific setup — talk to us before assuming either way. Per-fixture ticketing, assigned seating and gates are all in place today.
- How fast is the gate?
- A scan resolves on the tablet and shows its answer immediately; reaching Event Base takes a second or two more, and does not hold the queue.
- Can stands have different prices?
- Yes. A product can be priced differently at each point of sale, and stock is tracked per stand.