The PresTicket platform
A SaaS ticketing platform designed around operational clarity: configurable selling, controlled staff workflows, reliable on‑site entry, and an integration surface that can survive real change.
Sell
Online sales that don’t compromise control
Clean buyer flows are table stakes—but the platform still has to behave predictably for operators.
- Branded event pages and checkout patterns designed for real ticketing workflows.
- Promo and access code models that are auditable and easy to reason about.
- Seat maps, GA capacity, timed entry, zones, and hybrids—without theater-only assumptions.
We avoid “magic” behavior: fees and totals are explicit, and order actions are reversible when policy allows.
Operate
On‑site operations built for pace
Entry tools should be fast, clear, and resilient under real conditions.
- Scanning flows designed for high-volume entry with clear pass/deny reasons.
- Gate and staffing patterns that map to how venues actually operate (sports, festivals, museums).
- Logs that support operational review and post‑event questions.
Optimize
Reporting that answers questions quickly
Teams shouldn’t need a data warehouse to understand how the event is performing.
- Dashboards and exports designed for operational “what happened?” questions.
- Segmentation-friendly data patterns for marketing and finance teams.
- CSV export where it matters—without blocking day-to-day workflows.
Control
Admin controls that scale with teams
As soon as more than one person touches ticketing, you need clear boundaries.
- Role-based access control with a deny-by-default mindset.
- Auditability for staff actions (refunds, voids, ticket changes) to support accountability.
- Branding, pricing, and policy controls that keep buyer experience consistent across channels.
Integrate
Developer-friendly integration surface
Integrations shouldn’t require brittle scraping or hidden endpoints.
- GraphQL-first APIs for predictable data access and typed client generation.
- Webhook delivery for event-driven workflows (outbox-backed with retry semantics).
- Versioning and backwards-compatibility approaches designed to reduce integration churn.
Learn more on the Developers page.