Member

See the whole storefront with no account, and learn exactly where the wall is.

Shows the same pages with a session, so the difference is visible rather than described.

Register, get the member group automatically, and see where that grant is recorded.

The account you just made — everything after the redirect is theirs, including the verification the first purchase waits on.

From a public application to a signed contract to a live, on-sale event.

The reason the whole thing exists — they are who finally sees it on sale.

Browse as a stranger, register, hold a reservation, pay, and hold a ticket.

Everything from the cart onwards needs a session — the buying half is theirs.

Read the tier ladder on your own event, and learn who can change what — and why it is not you.

The buyer the whole release schedule is designed for.

Set the policy, refund the right tickets, choose the destination, and read the posting it makes.

It is their money and their ticket — and where it lands depends on the policy, not on what they ask for.

Reader, zone, direction, NFC versus rotating QR, and what green and red actually tell you.

Presents the credential — and can show you what the rotating QR looks like from their side.

Every rejection reason the door can produce, what it means, and who fixes it.

Is the guest at the window, and usually holds the fix on their own phone.

Mint a membership card, see what VIP adds to it, and understand what a bar scan does and does not do.

Holds the same card without Zone B — the contrast is the lesson.

Activation, price floor and cap, the venue fee, the host royalty, and the post-doors lock.

They are the seller and the buyer: the bounds you set are the prices they are allowed to type.

Take sellers' earned balances out to the bank — through the hold, the KYC gate and the ACH result.

It is their money leaving the platform: they request it and they are the one the identity gate applies to.

Move a balance by hand the only way the platform allows: a new, balanced, append-only entry.

It is their balance that moves, and the correction lands on their statement in full view.

Turn an invite link into a real $0 ticket and a door pass, with your guests named.

The same invite addressed to an account is claimed from the member portal instead of a token link.

Post automatically when a tier hits a threshold, cascades or sells out — exactly once.

Is the person whose purchase crosses the threshold that fires the rule.

Create a group, tick the features it may use, map its doors, and set what a membership tier is actually worth — all without a code change.

Is the person a tier is for — and the only one who can confirm the benefit actually landed.

Give someone VIP, scoped host access or a staff role — and take it back cleanly.

It is their account: the grant is what changes what they can buy and where they can walk.

Shut an account down completely — sessions, passes and all — and know what reactivation restores.

It is their account: they are the one who suddenly cannot log in, and they are told nothing.

Triage what the pencil collects: filter it, assign it, close it, and export the current filter set as a checklist you can hand to a developer.

Supplies the backlog, and is the only person besides an admin who may edit their own words.