Using a ticketing platform comes with a lot of advantages. One way to go about it is to take your cash register and set up shop at the entrance to your event. This way you could make visitors pay one by one as they enter. But we’re in the twenty-first century and there are much better ways of doing this!

A ticketing platform represents more than just the selling of tickets: It’s a service that gives event organisers peace of mind. What’s more, is that there are a number of advantages to using a ticketing platform over on-site sales: It’s much safer and less susceptible to fraud.

Instant tickets

Visitors receive their tickets in their mailbox right away and the tickets can be scanned directly from their phone.

No closing time

Whether a visitor wants to purchase a ticket at 7 in the morning or 11 in the evening; an online ticketing system is always open.

Eventix’s ticketing platform is set up in such a way that the opportunities to commit fraud are very limited and will remain so. One of the most effective measures we’ve taken is our integration with TicketSwap, and in particular the SecureSwap feature they offer. SecureSwap ensures that a new QR-code is printed onto any second-hand Eventix Ticket and that the QR-code from the original ticket is invalidated.

We’re continually developing new ways to prevent fraud from occurring. Next to offering a ticketing platform, we try to help organisers with the question of how to sell more tickets by writing blogs about event marketing, for example. We believe in our organisers and will do everything within our power to help them sell as many tickets as possible. To achieve this, we listen to their needs and wishes.

The use of e-tickets

Sometimes visitors ask if they should print their ticket. They don’t have to, and we always recommend they use the digital version.

Using less ink on our tickets

If you zoom in on a ticket, you’ll see that the font isn’t solid, but is made up of little circles. We do this so that if someone does print their ticket, they save a little bit of ink. Every little helps.