Scanned at the door in under a second
Tickets that go straight into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, and stay editable after you have sent them. Move a stage time, change a gate, or add a note about parking, and it reaches every ticket-holder without you sending a single email.
How It Works
Build the ticket
Seat, tier, date and time, on a card in your branding.
STEP 01Send it out
A link by email or SMS, or a QR on the confirmation page.
STEP 02Scan them in
One scan at the door. It is a check-in, so nothing is deducted.
STEP 03Change it after sending
A new gate or a later start reaches every ticket already issued.
STEP 04Talk to the room
Message ticket-holders before the doors, and again afterwards.
STEP 05Key Features
Tickets that hold up at the door
- No printing, no will-call queue
- The ticket is on the phone they arrived holding.
- A gate change is not a crisis
- Update the pass and everybody has the new information at once.
- Nobody screenshots their way in
- A voided ticket stops scanning, immediately.
- The audience does not vanish afterwards
- Ticket-holders stay on your customer list for the next one.



Event Tickets, answered
That is the main reason to use a wallet ticket. Times, gates, stages and notes can all be edited, and the change reaches passes already saved to a wallet without anybody re-downloading.
One scan of the barcode on the pass. It is recorded as a check-in rather than an earn, so there is nothing to calculate at the door.
You can void a ticket, and a voided pass stops scanning straight away. Every scan is logged, so a duplicate attempt is visible.
Yes. Everyone who saved a ticket is on your customer list, tagged with how they joined, and you can export the whole thing as CSV.
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From a single café to a national franchise — if your customers carry a card, a ticket, or a coupon, it belongs in their wallet.
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