The experience business operating system
TicketOpus connects your website, checkout, schedules, staff, guests, payments, and reporting in one platform built for experience businesses.
Website → Checkout → Operations → Reporting
The outcome, not another tool
TicketOpus is built around the handoffs that decide whether a booking becomes a clean operation or another trail of duplicated work.
Publish better offers, make availability easy to act on, and keep checkout connected to the source that earned the visit.
Coordinate schedules, staff, resources, guests, payments, and day-of work from the same booking context.
Make communication, arrival, self-service, reviews, and follow-up feel like one guest relationship.
One booking, one connected journey
Explore how the same record powers public discovery, payment-safe checkout, day-of operations, and trustworthy reporting.
The operating system
Each product area is useful on its own and stronger because it shares the booking, guest, company, and transaction context around it.
Build rich pages, show live availability, and move guests through a branded cart and secure checkout.
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See arrivals, capacity, waivers, resources, crew, tickets, and exceptions before they slow the day down.
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Move inquiries into proposals, contracts, deposits, guest portals, event orders, and confirmed bookings.
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Use profiles, consent, reviews, campaigns, recovery, self-service, and staff-aware AI in one history.
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Serve walk-ups, scan tickets, take payments, and keep mobile staff moving when the venue gets busy.
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Track transaction state, channel performance, provider readiness, exports, and financial follow-through.
Explore workflow →Private events belong in the operation
Capture the inquiry, shape the proposal, collect contracts and deposits, give the guest a portal, and hand operations a clear event order without losing the story in email.
Built around real operating models
A studio semester, a timed-entry attraction, a kayak fleet, and a guided pickup route should not be forced into the same vocabulary or workflow.
Coordinate schedules, guides, pickups, manifests, waivers, direct sales, and partner channels.
↗ Timed entryRun ticketing, memberships, POS, kiosk, scanners, capacity, groups, and onsite guest flow.
↗ Inventory and timeProtect equipment, vehicles, vessels, deposits, turns, assignments, and return workflows.
↗ Classes and creativitySell workshops, semesters, parties, memberships, gift cards, waivers, and repeat visits.
↗ Family registrationManage sessions, participant details, policies, payments, communication, and daily attendance.
↗ Higher-touch salesTurn qualified interest into a signed, paid, and operationally ready event.
↗“Can we move our Saturday booking to Sunday afternoon?”
AI that knows when to hand off
TicketOpus AI assistance can use catalog, policy, availability, guest, and conversation context while preserving confidence, approval, audit, and staff-handoff controls.
Explore guest communicationSwitch with evidence
A responsible migration accounts for future bookings, schedules, balances, integrations, domains, reporting, and the staff workflows that must work on day one.
Plan the migrationA path for each stage
Launch direct booking, grow into daily operations, or plan a multi-location rollout. Commercial terms are confirmed before implementation begins.
Website or widget, catalog, availability, checkout, payments, guest records, and essential reporting.
Review launch path →Day-of workflows, resources, waivers, POS, private events, communication, reporting, and integrations.
Review operator path →Governance, migration planning, advanced access, integration readiness, reliability evidence, and support.
Review scale path →Straight answers
Every implementation should distinguish what works today, what requires provider activation, and what belongs in the launch plan.
No. TicketOpus connects the public website and checkout to scheduling, operations, guest records, payments, reporting, private events, and distribution. An embeddable booking path is available when an operator keeps an existing website.
Yes. The recommended launch path starts with the workflow that creates the most friction, then adds connected modules without rebuilding the company record.
TicketOpus is designed for tours, attractions, rentals, charters, studios, classes, camps, transportation, private events, and operators combining several of those models.
The platform includes migration and validation foundations. A production switch should begin with an assessment of future bookings, catalog and schedules, customers, balances, integrations, domains, reporting, and launch-day staff workflows.
AI assistance is tied to product and guest context, confidence, approval policy, audit records, and staff handoff. The goal is useful operational assistance, not unbounded autonomy.
Provider-readiness and developer surfaces cover multiple integration areas, but a specific live provider should be verified as part of the launch plan before it is promised.