The Eventbrite At The Door card reader seeks to make ticketing transactions a breeze for those dealing with passes to events of all sorts. The wireless device is designed to help organizers manage their sales and ticketing content both online and on-site.
Optimized to work with the iPad, credit card and other cash transactions can be perused on the slate whenever needed. The reports offered by the facility will include an exhaustive list of the event sales both on-site and online. This should be able to give organizers a fair idea of their sales for the day.
In case of any input from the buyers, the complete data will be presented as part of the attendee reports. Organizers can even connect to their customers for the next occasion. As an added advantage, the Eventbrite At The Door card reader is designed to work with the Star TSP143 printer. This will help those who have one to print tickets or bills at the time of transaction itself.
Eventbrite CEO and Co-Founder Kevin Hart quoted, “At The Door transforms an off-the-shelf iPad into a paradigm-shifting tool for managing sales for events. We’re essentially taking the devices that are proliferating among consumers and transforming them into perfectly-tailored tools for event organizers, at no cost, and with greater impact than anything previously available.” To celebrate the launch, Eventbrite is waiving service fees on transactions made through At The Door-only credit card processing costs will be applied.”
The accompanying application can apparently process more than 400 transactions in an hour. Moreover, its usability does not necessitate many swipes as the setup hooks up with the iPad’s 30-pin connector. In terms of security, the data being processed via the Apple tablet is claimed to be duly protected as the reader is encrypted.
The Eventbrite At The Door card reader price is $10 (approx. Rs. 500) and it is sold via the new Brite Store. For a restricted time period, a $10 promotional credit will be added to the concerned EventBrite account.
