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Customizable e-Tickets: 14 New eTicket Templates!

  • Aron Kansal
    by Aron Kansal • April 12, 2011

Founder & CEO of SimpleTix.com, the World's most flexible e-Ticketing Platform. Entrepreneur and software developer by trade. My current role is SimpleTix is to seek out partnerships with other e-commerce platforms, payment gateways, and channel partnership opportunities.

SimpleTix has announced yet another new feature in its innovative e-ticketing platform. The next version of the software supports multiple ticketing templates and includes over 13 pre-made designs for users to personalize their ticketing experience.

The templates, designed using feedback from existing clients across multiple industries, allow users to select new layouts for tickets. The new templates address five different venue and ticketing situations including theater, cinema, musical events, sporting and wrestling events. Allowing users to select from multiple templates offers SimpleTix customers an opportunity to customize their event by selecting a layout that is perfect for their needs.

SimpleTick existing ticket layout

The existing version of SimpleTix supports a single template, like most of the company’s competitors. The layout works well, for many situations but the new templates provide a number of enhanced features like:

  • Templates with Boca ticket printers compatibility
  • Printing multiple tickets per page – some templates support up to 5 tickets per 8.5 x 11 page
  • Define banners for each event or the same for all events
  • White label support for resellers
  • Full localization support – layouts work with your website’s language

The new feature integrates directly into the admin panel allowing users an easy and seamless customization process. Users log-in to the admin panel, select their preferred layout and the user’s preferred design is instantly applied to the e-Tickets.

SimpleTick Admin panel

SimpleTix has long prided itself in exceptional customer responsiveness and a comprehensive feature set that rivals much more expensive ticketing platforms. The platform already features support for:

Mobile devices Multiple payment types Promotions Seating charts40+ language Social media Site traffic analysis Customizable themes

and many other capabilities. With new features, like customizable templates, added each month, more and more customers are choosing SimpleTix as their ticketing solution. The new support for multiple ticket layouts will likely be a very welcome enhancements for users that want to provide their customers a personalized experience.

SimpleTick template
template sample

Organizations that are concerned with being green, something very important to SimpleTix, will be pleased with new template feature. SimpleTix’s competitors only support 1 template, which prints one ticket per page. Need to print 100 tickets? That’s 100 sheets of paper. SimpleTix’s platform, however, offers multiple options to reduce environmental foot print. Many of the new ticket layouts support multiple tickets page, reducing the amount of paper required. The e-Ticketing solution also supports scanning a ticket barcode on a smart phone at the venue entirely eleminating the need to print.SimpleTix is excited to continue providing new innovative features that make the e-ticketing platform a preferred choice for alll of your event management and ticketing needs.

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