Ticketing that stays useful after the sale.

Sell tickets from a branded public page, control access and capacity, take online card or manual payments, issue QR tickets and receipts, handle refunds, and give gate teams the check-in tools they actually need.

Because ticketing lives inside the event workspace, sales, support, finance, reporting, and entry records are not another export to reconcile later.

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Ticketing dashboard

Sales, QR tickets, gate scans and finance

SmartGig Ticketing visual showing sales totals, QR ticket check-in, live capacity and finance status

The ticketing headaches SmartGig helps avoid

The sale is only the start

Most ticketing problems do not stop at checkout. A buyer needs the link again. A card fails. A refund needs proof. A gate scan gets stopped. Finance needs the numbers.

SmartGig keeps the order, buyer, payment, promo, ticket, refund, scan, communication, and audit trail connected to the event, so your team is not reconstructing the story afterwards.

Powerful setup stays manageable

Sessions, entry windows, reusable passes, invite-only access, email-domain rules, add-ons, promo caps, holder questions, and checkout rules can be useful. They can also become a wall of settings.

SmartGig guides organisers through the simple path first, then opens the advanced areas only when the event actually needs them.

Gate and finance teams get context

On the gate, nobody wants a philosophical debate with a QR code. In finance, nobody wants a refund, chargeback, or manual payment with no trail.

SmartGig gives staff clear scan results, override reasons, scanner attribution, order timelines, refund receipts, ledger-backed reports, and dispute records tied back to the real ticket order.

A full ticketing operation inside SmartGig.

Run public sales, controlled access, buyer self-service, event-day scanning, finance work, reporting, and audit from one connected ticketing workspace.

Guided event setup

Use setup paths, readiness checks, preview links, policy and support checks, payment readiness, starter tickets, and publish guidance before sales open.

Public checkout and buyer access

Show branded pages, live availability, schedule choices, entry windows, policy links, holder details, ticket questions, secure lookup links, receipts, calendars, and ticket PDFs.

Ticket rules and access control

Control capacities, sale windows, per-order and per-buyer limits, invite codes, approved emails, email domains, promo batches, promo scopes, dependencies, clashes, and minimum spend rules.

Payments, orders and refunds

Take online card payments, free orders, complimentary issues, cash, card-terminal, external, invoice, and payment-link orders, with retries, timelines, item-level refunds, receipts, and failed-refund recovery.

Gate check-in and mobile scanner

Run QR scanning, manual search, scanner-code access, gate and device assignments, duplicate protection, early and late entry checks, override reasons, group check-in, and no-show workflows.

Reports, audit and finance

Track sales mix, capacity, promo performance, attendance, gate coverage, refunds, disputes, ledger net revenue, settlement estimates, generated CSV snapshots, audit trails, health queues, and retention controls.

From setup to settlement without losing the thread.

Keep each ticket useful to the people selling, supporting, scanning, refunding, and reporting on the event.

  1. 01

    Set up the event

    Follow the guided setup path, add the ticket range, choose any sessions, passes, promos, questions, or invite controls, then review the publish checklist.

  2. 02

    Open sales with the right controls

    Let buyers choose tickets while SmartGig checks live availability, sale windows, schedule requirements, promo limits, access eligibility, and required answers before the order is issued.

  3. 03

    Manage orders and exceptions

    Handle manual orders, failed payment retries, buyer lookup links, resends, attendee edits, ticket transfers, refunds, chargebacks, notes, and communication history in context.

  4. 04

    Run entry and close the loop

    Scan tickets, search manually, record overrides, watch gate activity, mark no-shows, review finance and settlement reports, and keep the audit trail attached to the event.

Make ticketing part of the event operation.

Start a trial or book a demo to see ticket setup, public checkout, order management, refunds, reports, and gate workflows working from one SmartGig event.