Box office

Most events still sell at the door: the people who decided on the day, the group that waited for one more friend, the queue that forms an hour before the show. Quicket POS is the app your counter staff use for those sales. It sells from the same ticket categories as your online store, so a ticket sold at the counter is gone everywhere at once, and every sale lands in the same orders and revenue reports as the web.

How it works

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   Pick the event and the tickets

   Pick an event you have been given access to sell for, then add ticket categories and quantities.

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   Take the payment

   Take Bangla QR, card on your bank's own terminal, or cash; with Bangla QR, tickets are issued only once the payment is confirmed.

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   Print the tickets

   A thermal ticket prints for every ticket sold, each with its own QR code for the gate.

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   Scan at the gate

   Gate staff scan the QR code on each ticket at the entrance.

A sale, start to finish

What the person behind the counter actually does.

• Sign in and pick an event they have been given access to sell for
• Add ticket categories and quantities, plus add-ons and their variants
• Take the attendee's name, if you want one on the ticket
• Add a custom amount line, where the organizer has granted that separately
• Show the price as the server worked it out: subtotal, the platform fee as its own line, and the total collected
• Confirm, and the whole sale goes through or none of it does, so a half-finished basket never leaves inventory short

Three ways to pay, counted separately

Each method is recorded on its own, so the drawer, the card terminal and the QR takings each reconcile against their own number.

Bangla QR

The buyer scans a Bangla QR code and pays through Pathao Pay. Tickets are issued only once the payment is confirmed, not when the code is shown.

Card

Taken on your bank's own card terminal. Quicket POS records the sale; it never touches the card details.

Cash

Recorded as cash against the sale, so what should be in the drawer is a number rather than a guess.

Printed at the counter

• A thermal ticket for every ticket sold, each with its own QR code for the gate
• An items receipt for the whole sale
• Printed on a Bluetooth ESC/POS thermal printer paired with the device
• Reprint from the receipt screen, with the print status shown for each sale
• A sales history and a running total for today, on the device itself

How it fits with the rest

Counter sales sit beside online ones in the organizer dashboard. The revenue view splits online from box office, and box office sales by payment method. Each order shows the operator who sold it, the attendee names and the payment reference, and is marked as sold at the box office. The tickets it prints scan at the same gate as the ones bought online. If you would rather not staff the counter or source the stock yourself, our staffing and printing services cover the people and the paper.