Monitor Event Performance in Real Time
TM1 Reports gives authorized Ticketmaster clients a mobile view of event performance without tying them to a workstation. After choosing an event, users can open a summary that brings together sales, attendance, inventory, historical trends, sales channels, web traffic, and audience information. That broad view helps executives and venue teams understand how a show is progressing before they move into a specific report.
The Events page supports past, current, and upcoming date ranges, so the app can serve both event-day monitoring and later review. High-priority events can be flagged for faster access, while featured reports reduce the time spent navigating. This mobile workflow is useful when staff need a quick operational picture from the floor, office, or venue entrance.
Review Sales Trends and Ticket Revenue
Sales reporting breaks event performance into practical measures that box office and venue teams can act on. Users can review tickets distributed and total face value, then group sales by channel, date, price level, ticket type, or event. These views help staff understand whether revenue is coming from the expected parts of an onsale and which ticket categories are moving.
Trend reports add a time-based perspective, allowing users to follow day-to-day activity or focus on a particular date. Instead of relying on a single total, managers can examine how demand changes during an onsale, after marketing activity, or near showtime. The result is a clearer way to connect current sales numbers with the pace and timing behind them.
Inspect Seat Inventory and Attendance
Inventory reports turn venue capacity into a visual mobile task. When an event includes an interactive seat map, users can pan and zoom through the venue to see which seats are open, held, or sold. Box office managers can use that information to spot concentrated gaps, review availability, and consider real-time allocation decisions as an event approaches.
Attendance reports focus on what happens at the doors. They compare tickets scanned with tickets distributed, show how many fans have arrived, and help identify busy entry points or scanning issues. House managers can use those signals to understand crowd flow and judge when most attendees are inside. Together, inventory and attendance connect sales planning with live venue operations.
Compare Events with Groups and Bookmarks
Event groups, bookmarks, and multi-select tools help users organize a busy calendar instead of opening every show separately. Bookmarks keep important events within easy reach, while groups can collect related performances, dates, venues, or tours. These controls are especially useful for managers who oversee several active events and need a consistent way to return to the same reporting set.
Sales Comparison extends that organization into analysis by placing results from more than one event side by side. Users can choose a saved group or select events directly from the list, then review performance differences without rebuilding the comparison each time. This workflow supports recurring shows, touring schedules, and venue portfolios where context across events matters as much as one event's current total.
