Solutions
The list is the
thing you keep.
One attendee database across every event you have ever run, segmentable and yours to export.
The problem
Why this exists
Most platforms rent you your own audience.
Every event quietly builds a list. On a marketplace that list stays behind the counter and gets sold back to you as promotion next time. Here it sits in your dashboard from the first sale, and it leaves with you.
What you get
Audience & CRM
Org-wide attendee list
Every buyer across every event, in one place, rather than siloed per event.
Segments
VIP buyers, pre-registered, cart-abandoned, whitelist, or a custom list you upload yourself.
Email and SMS
Personalised updates to any segment, from your own sender.
Full CSV export
Filter, search and export every registration. Your data leaves when you do.
Attribution and heatmaps
Sales by source, medium and campaign, a page-visit heatmap, an attendee location map, and post-event reviews.
Pass timeline
The life of every ticket: issued, transferred, scanned, all on one trail.
In production
What this looks like in the wild.
- of buyer data
- 100%of buyer datayours, exportable to CSV
- list
- 1listacross every event you run
- compliant handling
- GDPRcompliant handlingPDPA-ready in Thailand
- data sold
- 0data soldever, to anyone
Questions
Audience & CRM, specifically.
Who owns the attendee data?
You do. Everything is filterable, segmentable and exportable to CSV at any time, and if you leave Quicket you take the list with you.
Is the list per event or across all events?
Across all of them, under one org profile, so a recurring night or a season compounds its audience instead of resetting.
Do you sell attendee data?
No. Handling is GDPR-compliant and PDPA-ready, and user data is never exposed or sold.
More in the full FAQ.