Every article explains what a feature does, when to use it and how to proceed step by step.
Seat map
- Assign, create or remove an event’s seat mapIn the Add tickets step the Seat map section lets you create the map of the event, reopen it with Edit map or detach it with Remove assignment. Every map belongs to its own event: there is no catalogue of reusable maps. What the map card shows, how capacity changes and all the messages, including the block when reservations exist.
- Use the seat map editor: stage, sectors, tables and areasThe Edit seating map editor lets you draw the stage, the numbered sectors, the reserved tables and the general admission areas. Where the controls are (creation buttons in the bottom bar, element cards in the sidebar, zoom on the map), the properties of every element, the initial tour, automatic saving and the messages.
- Assign access titles to the map elementsEvery sector, table or area has to be linked to one or more access titles: from the card of the element in the sidebar of the editor (Assign rate select, chips in Assigned rates) or from the access title with the Map element field. How each type of element sells, the alignment notice between quantity and capacity and the errors at publication.
- Seat order codes and capacity calculated from the mapEvery sector, table or area has a Seat order chosen from a select of 16 SIAE typologies (Platea PT, Galleria H, Tribuna T, Posto unico UN and the others): the 2-character code is composed automatically from the prefix of the typology plus a variant and has to be unique within the map. With a structured map the capacity of the event comes from the seats you draw and locks the SIAE capacity too.
- Selling a whole table or individual seatsEvery table on the seat map has the Table booking setting: Whole table (all seats), the default, or Individual seats. How to set it in the editor, how the fan books on the website and in the apps, price, the title’s minimum and maximum quantity, the per-event limit, the summary line and what happens to existing tables.