Event types
Built for the night you are actually running.
A club door and a museum entrance need different things from the same product. These pages describe Verimly through the concerns of one kind of event at a time.
Six pages, one per kind of event: concerts, theatre, festivals, conferences, club nights and museums. Each covers how to model the event, what the room and the pricing look like, what happens at the door, and the questions that particular audience actually asks.
Pick the one you run
For concert promoters
Ticketing for concerts and live music
On-sale day, the seated balcony, the standing floor, and a queue at the door that has to move.
- Pricing tiers
- Early Bird, Standard, Door — each with its own sale window
- Room
- Seated zones, standing zones, or both, in one map
- On-sale
- Scheduled sales start and end per ticket type
For theatres
Ticketing for theatres and performing arts
The same auditorium, twenty performances, and a box office that has to agree with the website.
- Auditorium
- Drawn once, saved as a reusable workspace template
- Zones
- Stalls, circle, balcony — each priced per ticket type
- Concessions
- Student, Senior, Member as ticket types, priced per zone
For festivals
Ticketing for festivals and multi-day events
Day tickets, weekend passes, camping, parking, and four gates that all need to scan at once.
- Ticket types
- Day tickets, weekend passes, tiered releases
- Add-ons
- Camping, parking, merchandise, in the same order
- Releases
- Each tier opens and closes on its own schedule
For conferences
Ticketing and registration for conferences
Early bird, standard, student, and a registration desk that has to move a queue of three hundred.
- Passes
- Early bird, standard, student, day passes
- Windows
- Each tier opens and closes on a schedule
- Workshops
- Sold as add-ons with their own stock, in the same registration
For clubs and promoters
Ticketing for club nights
A queue in the cold, a phone with a cracked screen, and a door that has to keep moving.
- Releases
- Tiered pricing with automatic windows
- Door
- Walk-up sales and scanning from one phone
- Speed
- Scan-first interface, sized for low light and gloves
For museums and attractions
Timed-entry ticketing for museums and attractions
A capacity per hour, an exhibition with its own price, and an entrance that should not need a printer.
- Timed entry
- One event per slot, each with its own capacity
- Concessions
- Adult, child, student, member as ticket types
- Exhibitions
- Priced separately or sold as an add-on
Or read it feature by feature.
Nine pages on the parts themselves — seating, the door, your domain, payments, the live numbers and the aftercare.
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