Vivaticket delivers new functions and product enhancements

July 17, 2020

Leading global ticketing business Vivaticket has advised of a range of enhancements to its technology that will provide benefits for clients and patrons, new functionalities and developments to assist current and future operations.

Operating through the current uncertainty caused by Coronavirus, Vivaticket has remained active in making certain that the capabilities of the company are improved and refined, regardless of restrictions and their significant impact on the arts industry, venues and community.

As John Godwin (pictured below), Managing Director of Vivaticket’s Australasian operations, advises “it is great to see that many of the customers are choosing this time to ‘work on their business, as opposed to ‘working in the business’ which is often the default position when ticket sales are frantic.”

Activity has included providing training, report writing enhancements, developing new functionalities, testing its V4.11.4 technology, website developments and installations for clients in Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania and NSW.

Vivaticket, which owns Enta Australasia and provides ticket solutions for aquatic facilities, attractions, theatres, sporting venues and events - and counts FC Barcelona and Paris’ Musée du Louvre among its partners, also released the automation of pre and post communications with the MailChimp integration.

It has also established integration with Vimeo, which is streaming software with Enta’s ticketing solution, which allows clients to sell tickets to streamed events from their venue.

The developments have been developed with the aim of helping clients address the required COVID reporting and patron management, as well as boost engagement with audiences, and provide additional revenue streams.

The company has also released enhancements to its Seat Ownership functionality - a key step to activate Enta’s social media group booking capabilities. The team is also in the process of locally testing with the imminent release of V4.11.4, which will soon be installed in an Australian venue.

Vivaticket has ensured that these enhancements will have a number of critical benefits for clients and patrons.

These developments will help clients address the required COVID reporting and patron management, allow for a greater engagement with audiences, and provide additional revenue streams for your organisation.

Click here to contact VIVATICKET via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

1st July 2020 - Vivaticket announces partnership with digital payment provider Skrill

12th June 2020 - Live Entertainment Industry Forum welcomes potential easing of restrictions on outdoor sport and entertainment venues

12th June 2020 - Australian Prime Minister moves forward relaxation of Coronavirus rules to allow crowds to return to sport and entertainment

27th April 2020 - Vivaticket welcomes Frankston Arts Centre as an enta client

17th April 2020 - Vivaticket celebrates 2019 achievements and strives for continued success

3rd April 2020 - Vivaticket creates new website page for clients impacted by Coronavirus

6th March 2020 - Vivaticket backs Stage Queensland’s 2020 conferences

16th September 2019 - Arabian Gulf investors acquire Vivaticket

2nd June 2019 - Vivaticket celebrates successes of Monkey Baa Theatre Company

19th July 2018 - Enta Australasia rebrands as VIVATICKET

17th October 2016 - Best Union Company acquires 100% stake in the capital of Enta Australasia

13th July 2015 - Enta Australasia partners with Artifax Event

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