Purchase multiple ticket types at once Parents taking their children to a family event have a common requirement: they need to purchase adult and children tickets in the same process because, you know, kids. This used to be a problem, until now. The ticket selection in Koliseo used to be a mutually exclusive process where you
OAuth: the good, the bad, and the ugly Our experience integrating six different OAuth providers has been documented by Extrema Sistemas in their blog [https://blog.extrema-sistemas.com/oauth/]. The conclusions: * We still kind of love OAuth, despite its problems and inconsistent implementations. * Our system is secure with very little work, specially compared with the alternatives. * OAuth introduces
Advanced fields: marking the start and end of your ticket sales At Koliseo we stress that events can be repeated on multiple dates. You can set performances all weekends of the same month, all reusing the same event name and picture. Regardless of when your performance is taking place, you may want to assign a sales interval for different ticket types.
Our new “Pause Sales” button This is a brief note, in case you didn’t notice: See that new button? Hard to miss, all red and everything, right? This button will pause your ticket sales for all performances of this event, effectively removing the “get your tickets” button and canceling any purchase process prior to
Custom form fields Did you know? There is an inverse relationship between conversion ratio and the number of fields in your form. Translated to English, the number of fields in your purchase form makes your users get confused and go elsewhere for their tickets. 20% more users will submit a form with one
Faster, cleaner, and looking better: our new release for Android is out We must confess our Android app is our particular yak shaving nightmare. The Android world is still young, which means that the One and True Way of Doing Things is a moving target most resembling the weird uncle from Paranorman [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgwSpajMw3s]. We were avoiding
Not all attendees are created equal Some events just cannot be open for everyone. Koliseo is a young platform but we are no strangers to this, so last week we introduced invitations for your events: Now you can mark a performance as “by invitation only” and use Koliseo to send invitations by e-mail. Only users with
Transfer your event to another user Sometimes it’s better with a little help from your friends, and in order to help the onboarding process for new users we have introduced a feature called “Change owner”, available in the “Admin” tab of your event. With this release you can ask any power user to create an
Reasons why we are using OAuth (TL;DR you should, too) In Koliseo we don’t ask for usernames and passwords. Let me tell you why. In our typical day we get up in the morning and scan our emails, maybe answer some. We connect to Twitter, Facebook or Google+ and socialize a bit. We do this during our commute time,
