Boni Event Ticketing
Run registration, payment, ticketing, and entry as one event operation.
Publish an event, manage capacity and ticket types, collect free or paid bookings, issue QR tickets, send confirmations, and run controlled check-in with Boni Event Ticketing.
For: Event organizers, associations, colleges, communities, venues, conferences, workshops, and private event operators.
- 01Configure the event↓
- 02Publish a booking page↓
- 03Confirm free or paid bookings↓
- 04Deliver the ticket
Shared context · Clear responsibility · Review where it matters
- Before the event
- Publish the event, ticket types, capacity, prices, buyer fields, and booking rules.
- After booking
- Confirm payment when required, issue signed QR tickets, and send each attendee a clear confirmation.
- At the gate
- Give authorised staff a scan workflow with one-time entry claims and visible duplicate rejection.
How it works
One ledger from the public event page to the gate.
Capacity, orders, payments, tickets, communication, and entry state remain connected instead of being reconciled from separate tools after the event.
- 01
Configure the event
Set the organizer, schedule, venue, ticket types, price, capacity, required attendee details, and registration limits.
- 02
Publish a booking page
Give attendees a mobile-friendly Bino page for event details, availability, and registration.
- 03
Confirm free or paid bookings
Issue free tickets immediately or wait for hosted payment confirmation before releasing paid inventory.
- 04
Deliver the ticket
Send a confirmation email with the attendee's ticket and a secure page for viewing the QR credential.
- 05
Validate entry
Authorised gate staff scan the signed QR, record the claim once, and see a clear result for duplicate or invalid attempts.
- 06
Close the event
Review bookings, issued tickets, attendance, payment and settlement evidence, cancellations, and operating exceptions.
Product scope
What the product covers.
Public event pages with event details, schedules, ticket availability, and organizer-defined fields.
Multiple free or paid ticket types with capacity and per-registration limits.
Hosted checkout for paid tickets without putting payment credentials in the ticketing service.
Ticket issue only after the order reaches the correct confirmed state.
Transactional confirmation email with a secure ticket page and QR credential.
Signed QR validation with atomic one-time claims and duplicate-scan rejection.
Operator views for event setup, bookings, tickets, cancellations, and gate activity.
Payment, organizer settlement, platform-fee, tax, and accounting evidence kept as distinct records.
Event-specific configuration without a separate codebase for every organizer.
Built around your business operations.
Connect the right people, records and systems around your workflow, with clear ownership and the controls your team needs.
Ticketing is not only a payment link
The product owns capacity, booking, ticket issue, confirmation, and entry state. Payment is one controlled step inside that workflow.
A QR image is not proof by itself
Gate staff validate the signed ticket through the operator workflow. The system records the first successful claim and rejects reuse.
Organizer money stays separate
Ticket face value, payment fees, taxes, Boni fees, refunds, and organizer settlement are reconciled separately rather than treated as the same revenue.
Event configuration is bounded
Custom fields and rules can change by event, but identity, ticket state, payment confirmation, and gate controls remain on the shared platform.
Connected products
Use it alone, or connect the next part of the operation.
Attendee booking and tickets
Attendees open the event page, book, and get a private link with a QR ticket for each person on the order.
How booking worksBow Chat
Handle attendee questions, organizer follow-up, reminders, and service conversations in a shared team workspace.
Explore Bow ChatBoni operating layer
Keep payment, accounting, email delivery, tasks, and event operations connected without collapsing their audit records.
See the operating layerQuestions
Common questions
Can an event offer both free and paid tickets?
Yes. An organizer can define ticket types, prices, capacity, buyer fields, and per-registration limits. Free tickets can be confirmed immediately, while paid tickets are issued after payment confirmation.
How does event check-in work?
Each issued ticket has a signed QR credential. Authorised gate staff scan or paste the ticket token in the operator workspace, which claims the ticket once and clearly rejects duplicate scans.
Where do attendees book?
Published events use a mobile-friendly Bino booking page. Organizers operate inventory, bookings, payments, ticket state, and gate validation from the Boni workspace.
Can this support event-specific workflows?
Yes. A controlled implementation can add required registration fields, ticket classes, capacity rules, email content, payment handling, gate roles, and post-event exports without creating a separate ticketing system for each event.
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