The whole tour in view. None of the ticket-platform clutter.
OneBand turns the EventoBot ticketing foundation into a focused workspace for one artist: dates, direct sales, fans, messages and entry.
What is selling? Where is it slow? What needs action? Who can we reach?
The team gets a tour view first. Operational detail is one level below, when it is actually needed.
Tour overview
Eight places. Each has one job.
The navigation reflects how a tour is run, not how the underlying platform is engineered.
Overview
Sales today, tour pace, fan growth and the items that need attention.
Tour
Name, visual identity, languages and shared information used across every city.
Dates
Cities, venues, schedules, statuses, tickets, seats and local partner links.
Sales
Revenue, ticket volume, pace, sources and refunds — by city or across the tour.
Fans
Buyers, presale, waitlists and city requests, including the exact consent available.
Messages
On-sale, reminders, changes and additional dates sent to the relevant audience.
Entry
QR scanning, guest list and a clear path for disputed or replaced tickets.
Settings
Domain, visual system, payments, pixels, team access and legal texts.
The fan relationship survives the tour.
OneBand keeps the useful context around every contact: city, event, purchase, presale, waitlist or city request — plus whether the person agreed to future communication.
OneBand fits when the artist is the centre.
- One recognisable artist or group
- A tour or series across several cities
- A team that wants a direct channel alongside local partners
- A fan base worth carrying into the next campaign
- A small team that needs focus, not a complex ticketing suite
- Many unrelated artists or event brands
- A distributor or promoter operating ticketing for clients
- Partner networks, quotas and multi-organiser workflows
- A broad event catalogue and advanced operational reporting
Give the team one place to run the tour.
Share the artist, countries and approximate timing. We’ll return with a practical launch plan.