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TicketDocker

Control Your Event Ticket Sales With Conditional Logic

REDEFINE YOUR TICKET SALES WITH TICKET ACTIONS

TicketDocker Actions are our proprietary technology that puts you in control of the ticketing experience like never before. The available Actions use conditional logic to bring your ticketing page to life - giving it newfound flexibility with control over every detail. With Actions, you can set automated pricing controls, visibility controls, inventory controls, and more within seconds. Whether you need a simple function or an advanced one, Actions will take you through the controls with ease.

Ticket Sale Start or End Date

Start or stop individual ticket sales based on a date..

TICKET VISIBILITY

Show or hide a particular ticket types at any time.

Price Control Based on Date

Increases the price of the ticket based on the date.

On-Demand Pricing

When inventory lessens, add a conditional rule that automatically increases the price.

Control The Booking Fee

Add a booking fee to any individual ticket type based on business needs..

Control Sold-Out or Unavailable STATUS

Mark any ticket type as sold-out or unavailable at any point of time.

TAKE COMPLETE CONTROL OF TICKET SALES WITH TICKET ACTIONS

With our ticket Action options, you can create dynamic rules to control your ticket prices, visibility, and start and end dates.

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Best Uses For Ticket Actions

There are limitless possibilities when using Actions on your ticketing page. Here are some of the most popular ways to use Actions on your ticketing form:

  • Start or stop the sale of a ticket type on a specific date
  • Automatically increase the ticket price when inventory is low
  • Increase the price of a ticket level if another level sells out first
  • Hide any particular ticket types
  • Mark any ticket type as sold out or unavailable
  • Add a booking fee to any particular ticket types
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