To add inventory via our POS, you would first need to click the Add Inventory button:
That will open up a PO Creation page. From here, you can add in all relevant seat details (quantity, section, row, seats, cost, etc.). Please scroll to the bottom of the article for clarification on what each option on this page means.
First, we recommend searching the event you are listing tickets for. To do so, open up your filters, then you can search by event or any of the available options:
Note: Any filter is able to be pinned for quick access. If you would like to pin the event name/date filters, that will make future event searches easier on your end.
Once you find your event, select it to proceed with the PO creation:
After inputting all the relevant information into the purchase order, click next. The page you will be brought to is a final confirmation before posting your inventory. From here you can adjust the cost, list price, or apply the listing to additional events:
Once you've confirmed everything looks good on your side, you can click the confirm and add button, then your tickets will be posted for sale!
Adding Inventory Glossary
Broadcasted - Toggling this on or off determines if your tickets are exporting to the marketplaces or not. By default, all inventory will be auto-broadcast unless toggled off.
In Hand - The date you are promising the tickets to be delivered by.
Qty - Quantity of tickets posted.
Section - Section of your tickets.
Row - Row of your tickets.
Seat Range - In this section, you would input the low seat number and based on the quantity of tickets selected, it will auto-apply the range for you.
Stock Type - What delivery method your tickets are set to (e.g. Mobile transfer, PDFs, Physical).
Split Type - The option to set what quantity your tickets can sell in (e.g. Default, Any combination, Never Leave One, etc.)
Total Cost - The total cost you paid for your tickets.
Cost Per Ticket - The total cost divided by the quantity of tickets.
Face Value - Face value is reviewed by some marketplaces that require a pricing floor for select events on their site (Typically by Ticketmaster). This field can typically be ignored in favor of the unit cost as it is not required for the vast majority of events.
Sales Tax Paid - The sales tax paid on your original ticket purchase.
Price - The amount you're posting your tickets for sale (per ticket).
Shown Qty - Allows you to choose how many tickets you would like displayed out of your grouping at any time. For example, if you have a listing of ten tickets but only want four displayed, you would make your shown quantity four, then whenever some sell, it will display the next available tickets out of that ten pack.
Cost Currency - The currency type your tickets were purchased in.
Order Number -
Vendor - The site the tickets will be located in.
Inventory Public Notes - Any disclosure/attribute you would like exported to the marketplace for your listing (e.g. Obstructed view, Aisle seats, etc.).
Inventory Internal Notes - Any notes you would like to leave internally for the Lysted team (e.g. purchasing account, marketplace exclusion notes, etc.)