Ticket Management

What it does

The operator sets up the routes or attractions, the stations or gates, the ticket types and the prices. Tickets are sold at the counter by staff or online by the customer, each one carries a QR code, and on the day the code is scanned at the gate. Every ticket sold anywhere is in one sales record.

Who uses it

Customers book on the app or the website, pay and receive the QR ticket. Counter staff or authorised sellers sell tickets and passes and take the payment. The administrator configures the routes, the fares, the stations and the personnel.

How it runs

The customer explores the routes and schedules and picks a date, selects the ticket type and seats and pays, receives the confirmation and a unique QR ticket, arrives at the station or gate on the day, and shows the QR code to staff for entry.

In government, and in a private business

For a transport corporation, a heritage site, a fair or a public park, the counter and the app sell from the same inventory, cash at the counter is accounted for per seller, and the gate count matches the sales count. A pass is a QR code, not a card that can be lent.

A private adventure park, a ropeway, an event organiser or an intercity bus operator sells tickets the same way and leaks revenue the same way at the counter. The seller-wise record is where the leak shows.

How it runs, step by step

1. Find & chooseExplore routes and schedules, pick a date.
2. Book & paySelect ticket type, seats and pay.
3. Receive QRConfirmation and a unique QR ticket issued.
4. Travel dayCustomer arrives at the station.
5. Present & enjoyShow the QR to staff for entry.