Feature Requests

In addition to being able to search up anything by Eventive ID in the search bar, it would be very helpful to be able to just scan a ticket or pass QR code to trigger an automatic redirect to that object in the dashboard. E.g. scanning a QR code automatically triggers the url redirect to it: admin.eventive.org/passes/PASSID or /tickets/TICKETID. This is especially useful because manually tweaking the urls is not as intuitive as it seems, especially for temporary agents or volunteers who do box office operations.

It would be great if when individual ticket holders purchased the form requiring information was in a usable spreadsheet with separate the info into columns like it does for events. Non-profits use zip code info for grants and to track audience.

It would be very helpful to be able to filter and sort by seat number in the tickets view. The only other way to do this is to download a .csv, which isn't available for mobile devices.

Currently the tickets view in an event only shows the name of the pass, but it would be very helpful to see a column for the pass bucket type, too, to get a quick sense of how many passholders of a given type attended and who they are (pass ticket analytics only shows the former). This is also especially helpful when on a mobile device where the .csv exports for an event aren't available and when you might need to check this information right after or during the event.

We would like to be able to see how many people visited our Eventive page, how many abandoned carts there were, who clicked where, that sort of thing. Basic web traffic and website interaction statistics. Thanks!

Exposing this could allow the invoicer to send out invoices per event bucket. Organizers request this for various reasons like grant reporting, sponsorship agreements, etc.

A report showing pass purchases grouped by discount code would be very, very helpful

I'm looking for greater detail on analytics on attendees. Specifically, I'd like to see how many unique attendees were scanned at our theatre and how many unique households watched virtually. In this case, I'm defining "unique" as email address/account per event bucket, not per program.

The ability to pull a report on how many people have 'starred' a film would be interesting data to have and analyze. I mostly am curious about if we'd be able to use it as a predictive factor for adding second screenings, etc, prior to tickets going on sale. I am also interested in how i could correlate it to various marketing efforts (so the ability to narrow down starred films by date would also be helpful)

It would be helpful to receive an email once a streaming code has been used so you can have it for your records