One event, 2 scanners, and up to 3,000 validations.
- QR tickets and offline scanning
- Staff accounts and live dashboard
- Basic reports
Nox-Tickets manages the complete ticket lifecycle from issuance to entry. Signed QR codes prevent forgery, offline scanning keeps gates moving during outages, and operational dashboards give you real-time visibility into who is inside your venue. Built for events, attractions, venues, and operators—not as a public ticket marketplace.
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Paper tickets easily forged or duplicated
Cryptographically signed QR codes with single-use validation and duplicate scan blocking.
No visibility into how many people have entered
Live scan dashboard with real-time entry counts, venue capacity tracking, and per-gate breakdowns.
Scanner downtime or network failures stop entry
Offline scanning queues scans locally and syncs automatically when connectivity is restored.
Lost or revoked tickets causing entry disputes
Ticket revocation, replacement, and activation/deactivation with full audit trail for every action.
Multiple entry gates with no coordination
Multi-gate operations with per-gate device assignment and consolidated reporting across all entry points.
Different access levels for VIP, staff, and general entry
Ticket categories, ride groups, zone access control, and per-ride-group scanner permissions.
The ticket operations lifecycle for operators and venue teams.
Create organization, project, rides, ticket batches, and staff assignments before the event.
Issue tickets from batches with signed QR codes, category selection, and optional counter sale.
Validate QR codes at gates with clear outcomes: valid, duplicate, expired, or wrong group.
Offline scans queue on device and sync when connectivity is available.
Watch live entry counts, device status, and rejection rates on the operations dashboard.
Review scan summaries, staff activity, device reports, and remaining ticket inventory.
Nox-Tickets handles QR ticketing for a range of operation types.
General entry, VIP areas, backstage passes, and multi-gate access control.
Ride groups, zone access, capacity limits, and multi-ride passes.
Stadium entry, seat-specific tickets, and multi-session events.
Session tracking, speaker access, exhibitor passes, and day passes.
Timed entry slots, guided tour groups, and member passes.
Guest lists, complimentary tickets, and staff passes with access control.
Batches, categories, unique QR codes, validity periods, and lifecycle management.
Define ticket categories (general, VIP, early bird) with different pricing.
AvailableCreate ticket batches with loading, remaining count tracking, and inventory visibility.
AvailableEach ticket gets a unique identifier for traceability and validation.
AvailableCryptographically signed QR codes for tamper-evident ticket validation.
AvailableIssue multiple tickets at once from a batch for group sales.
AvailableIssue individual tickets manually at the counter with staff approval.
AvailableSell tickets at the venue counter with on-the-spot QR generation.
AvailableAPI integration for online payment gateways and third-party sales platforms.
PlannedIssue complimentary tickets with manager approval and zero value.
AvailableIssue staff and crew passes with restricted access levels.
AvailableSpecial VIP passes with premium access and separate entry lanes.
AvailableGroup ticket types for families and teams with bulk pricing.
PlannedSet date and time validity windows for tickets.
AvailableOne-time entry tickets that are marked used after first scan.
AvailableMulti-entry tickets with entry count tracking and validity period.
AvailableDefine re-entry allowed or restricted per ticket category.
AvailableTrack entry and exit times for access control and capacity management.
AvailableRestrict ticket access to specific zones or areas within a venue.
AvailableDefine ride groups for amusement parks and attractions with per-group tickets.
AvailableSet and enforce capacity limits per venue, zone, or ride group.
AvailableActivate tickets at a specified date or on first scan.
AvailableRevoke issued tickets with reason tracking and audit trail.
AvailableAllow ticket holders to transfer tickets to other individuals.
PlannedReplace lost or damaged tickets while invalidating the original.
AvailablePublic self-serve ticket purchase flow for event attendees.
PlannedClear scan outcomes, offline queuing, and automatic sync when reconnected.
Validate QR codes with clear outcomes: valid, duplicate, expired, invalid, or wrong-group.
AvailableQueue scans offline and replay when connectivity is restored.
AvailableAutomatic sync of queued scans when device reconnects to network.
AvailableBlock duplicate scans with clear visual and audio feedback on the scanner.
AvailableClear rejection messaging for invalid, expired, and wrong-group tickets.
AvailableRegister, approve, and monitor scanner devices with remote revocation and status visibility.
Explicit device approve-or-reject workflow for scanner hardware approval.
AvailableRemotely revoke device access if a scanner is lost or compromised.
AvailableView scanner online/offline status and sync state in real-time.
AvailableMonitor device battery level and pending sync counts where available.
AvailableStaff accounts with per-ride-group permissions, scanner restrictions, and supervisor overrides.
Create staff accounts with role-based access for ticketing operations.
AvailableDefine which ride groups and ticket categories each scanner can validate.
AvailableSupervisor-level override for edge cases during live operations.
AvailableTimeline of staff actions, scans, and system events for operator review.
AvailableLive dashboard, multi-gate coordination, incident logging, and event-day operational mode.
Real-time dashboard showing entry counts, active scans, and device status.
AvailableLive entry counts per ride group, category, and time interval.
AvailableReport on rejected scans with rejection reason analysis.
AvailablePer-device activity reports including scan count and sync status.
AvailableStaff-wise activity log with scan counts and action timeline.
AvailableLog incident notes during operations for post-event review.
AvailableDedicated event-day mode with focused dashboard and minimal navigation.
AvailableSupport for multiple entry gates with per-gate device assignment.
AvailableRun simultaneous events across multiple venues from one console.
AvailableScan summaries, rejection analysis, staff activity, device reports, and CSV exports.
Reports include scan summaries, hourly scans, staff activity, and remaining inventory.
AvailableExport all reports and ticket data to CSV for offline analysis.
AvailableNox-Tickets is tracked across 61capabilities covering ticket batches, QR scanning, devices, staff, ride groups, live operations, and reports. Because the product is customer access differs by deployment — the inventory shows each item as Available, Assisted setup, or Planned.
One event, 2 scanners, and up to 3,000 validations.
Up to 5 scanners and 25,000 validations per month.
Up to 15 scanners and 100,000 validations per month.
One-time onboarding: ₹75,000
Branded, dedicated ticket operations infrastructure.
Yes. Duplicate-scan detection is part of the product workflow, with clear outcomes for valid, duplicate, expired, invalid, and wrong-group scans.
Yes. Scanner device visibility and approval are part of the planned operational workflow.
Nox-Tickets is available now for event, venue, attraction, and operator deployments. It is access-control infrastructure, not a public ticket marketplace.
The current workflow includes ticket batches, ticket issuance foundations, QR validation, scanner teams, devices, and event reporting. We confirm the exact issuance flow before deployment.
Offline behavior is pilot-scoped and depends on the device and sync workflow. Disconnected scanners can create reconciliation risks, so conflict handling and duplicate prevention must be tested for each event before deployment.
Nox-Tickets is being tested on supported Android scanner devices. Device registration, approval, Android version, and camera performance are checked during pilot onboarding rather than promised as a universal hardware guarantee.
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