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Updates

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September 22, 2026

Add custom terms to pass and pack purchases

Include your own terms and conditions on season pass and flex pack checkouts, and they're recorded and enforced at purchase. It's a simple way to set expectations up front.
September 21, 2026

Sell Season Passes and Multi-Show Flex Packs

Season Passes and Flex Packs let fans buy access to an entire event collection, or a set number of performances they choose, in a single transaction. Built-in redemption limits, scheduled price changes, and per-show settlement tools help you manage everything from sale through settlement.
September 21, 2026

Marketing pixels for TikTok and Spotify at checkout

Your checkout flow now renders TikTok and Spotify pixels, so you can track and optimize campaigns across more platforms. Reaching the right fans just got easier.
September 17, 2026

Know exactly how your broadcasts perform

Every broadcast now reports opens, clicks, bounces, unsubscribes, and revenue, with per-link click tracking and a visual engagement heatmap. It's never been easier to see which emails actually drive ticket sales.
September 17, 2026

A cleaner, faster CRM contact page

The contact detail page has a fresh design that surfaces smart segments first, removes duplicate segments, and adds a Files card plus the ability to edit and delete notes. Pages also load faster, so fan history is right where you need it.
September 17, 2026

More complete Meta pixel tracking

Your Meta pixel now fires on collection and listing pages, and click IDs carry through into the embedded checkout so conversions are attributed correctly. When saving a pixel you'll also choose exactly which venue it applies to, closing the gaps that left some shows untracked.
September 16, 2026

Cap how many tickets a membership can unlock

You can now limit the number of tickets a member can purchase using their membership benefits, with a clearer benefit settings screen to set it all up. It's an easy way to keep member perks fair and protect inventory.
September 16, 2026

A polished public page for venues with multiple memberships

Venues offering more than one membership now have a dedicated public landing page that presents every option side by side, making it easy for fans to choose and join.
September 16, 2026

Memberships now appear on the Transactions page

Membership activity is now included on the Transactions page, giving you a fuller view of revenue alongside ticket and other sales.
September 16, 2026

Track fundraising opportunities for performing arts venues

A new fundraising opportunities workflow helps performing arts organizations manage donor prospects and campaigns right alongside their booking and ticketing data.
September 15, 2026

Add set lengths and end times to your printed day sheet

The Schedule section of the Print Show Advance now supports optional Length (minutes) and End time columns, giving artists and crew a clearer run-of-show at a glance.
September 15, 2026

Better-looking, mobile-friendly printed tickets

The ticket PDF is now optimized for both printing and mobile screens, so the tickets your fans save or print look sharp every time.
September 15, 2026

Conductor remembers context across conversations

Conductor can now carry helpful context between threads, so it recalls what matters to your venue and gives more relevant, personalized answers over time.
September 14, 2026

Collect agreements and consent right at checkout

Add event-level optional agreements fans accept during checkout, with automatic fan tagging — perfect for waivers, opt-ins, and house policies.
September 14, 2026

Fans can view an itemized receipt on My Events

Your fans can now open a clear order receipt from My Events that shows the payment method they used, cutting down on 'what did I pay?' questions to your box office.