2025 In Review

As an admin, you can now easily update the sales representative associated with a payment plan on the Summary Tab of the Payment Plans Detail page. This ensures that the correct sales rep receives attribution for the payment plan total and is recognized as the responsible party.

This feature standardizes the naming convention for all Transport Group (TG) related parameters across SeatHQ and CatchAll systems. This ensures consistency in parameter names, making it easier to manage and understand data flows between these systems.

The Express Checkout feature now loads correctly when using Google Analytics (GA) events, resolving errors that previously prevented users from completing their purchases. This fix ensures a seamless shopping experience for customers who use GA to track their transactions.

This feature updates the Express Checkout process to display specific disclosure language based on the type of ticket being purchased, ensuring users understand the terms of their purchase. When buying resale or secondary tickets, the checkout page will now explicitly state that tickets are sold on a final sale basis and are non-refundable.

This feature increases the storage capacity of Gotham account credit transactions by storing their prices at 100 times the original value, reducing storage requirements. This allows for more efficient management and processing of large transaction datasets.

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When selecting an item from List View on an Event page, users can view more details about the seat in Card View, including event information and a view-from-seat image that allows interaction. This feature enables fans to make informed purchasing decisions by easily switching between views.

The feature restores the visibility of a customer's profile in search results after it became inaccessible. This ensures that customers can find and view their profiles as expected.

This feature creates a deployment pipeline for the new primary-list-codes-api, allowing users to easily manage different environments (QA, UAT, Prod) with automated package installations. The pipeline uses a dynamic version of the `@sitickets/primary-db` library based on the selected environment.

As an administrator, you can now apply a list code to a customer's profile to restrict their access to certain actions on their tickets, such as resale transfer, adding to wallet, or deferring payment. This feature allows admins to manually select a list code to apply to a customer's profile, providing more control over user permissions.

This feature creates an API endpoint that allows authorized users to retrieve the current status of specific restrictions for a customer or inventory item, enabling them to determine active limitations on reselling, transferring, and viewing tickets. The endpoint supports GET requests to fetch list code statuses with optional filtering by customer ID and/or inventory ID.

This feature enables bot protection by creating a detailed rollout plan and synchronizing it with QA to ensure a smooth implementation process. It also provides an estimated effort for the entire bot protection initiative.

This feature adds authentication settings for Lunatix pipelines, ensuring that the Auth0 domain "auth.sitickets.com" is included in all pipeline configurations (QA, UAT, and PROD).

As a Business Operations Executive (BOE), you will be able to define who can return tickets for a customer, granting them permission to perform this action in the system. This feature enhances role-based access control and ensures that only authorized users can initiate returns on behalf of customers.

This feature removes pending invoice payments from active payment plans in production, ensuring accurate charges for any future transactions. The script checks the current invoice payment amount to ensure correct charging.

The "Separate/Rename User Management API" feature reorganizes the user-management-api repository to better organize business logic, making it easier to manage and maintain. This includes separating unrelated features into dedicated APIs or consolidating them under a new name that accurately reflects their role.

The "Core" repository has been renamed to better reflect its role as the schema/data layer. This change updates all relevant references to ensure clarity and consistency throughout the system.

This feature designs user-friendly modals and emails for transferring tickets, including recall transfers, with the goal of simplifying the accept transfer process for primary tickets. The design will be optimized for both desktop and mobile browsers, mirroring the style of SI Tickets while adhering to Ticketmaster's guidelines.

When making a purchase through our platform, customers will be charged to their selected payment method using Adyen. This ensures accurate and secure transactions for both the customer and our system.

This feature displays a countdown timer showing the time remaining before a customer's cart expires during Express Checkout, and alerts them with an error message when the timer reaches zero. When the timer expires, the customer's cart is automatically cleared.

The "Remove Adyen graphic from bottom of primary event Express Checkout screen" feature removes an unwanted graphic at the bottom of the checkout page for primary events, making the page cleaner and less distracting. This change also ensures that Terms and Privacy links now correctly link to relevant SI Tickets pages.

The feature allows users to pay with Adyen on the mobile iOS app, enabling them to save and reuse their existing payment methods or add new ones. This enhancement improves the checkout experience on the iOS app by providing more convenient payment options.

When viewing the 3DDV event page on a desktop device and zoomed in on the map, hovering over an individual seat will cause the circle indicating that seat to increase in size by up to 20%. This allows users to more easily visualize and identify specific seats.

This feature adjusts the map's zoom level when showing seat level and hides section level tooltips on click. When manually zooming out to reveal sections, tooltips become visible again.

When viewing a primary event page with 3D maps, fans can now see the Virtual Field Seat (VFS) layout above the seat listing for the selected section, helping them visualize their view before purchasing tickets. This feature enhances the fan's experience by providing a more accurate representation of what they'll see in that section.

This feature adds a "Legend" menu to the 3D Venue Map on Event pages, allowing users to quickly understand the meaning behind different colors and icons represented on the map. By clicking the Legend menu, users can toggle between expanded and collapsed states, providing an easy-to-use visual reference guide for navigating the map.

This feature allows users to select a section on the event map, which then zooms in to display available seats and updates the list view accordingly. By doing so, fans can make informed purchasing decisions based on seat availability within their preferred section.

This feature enables users to view and agree to event-specific terms and conditions for express checkout on primary events. The terms are displayed with a customizable label and link to the primary site's terms of service page.

The feature allows users to pay with Adyen on the mobile app, enabling them to select and save existing payment methods or add new ones for future transactions. This enhancement provides a seamless checkout experience on Android devices.

When hovering over a seat on the seat map, fans will see a tooltip displaying 3D view of the venue from their chosen seat, as well as additional information about the seat. This feature aims to enhance the fan's experience by providing essential details before making a purchase decision.

This feature allows fans to browse an interactive seat map for events, filtering by price, view, and accessibility options to easily select seats. The map displays available seats matching the user's filter criteria in blue, making it easier to choose seats based on their preferences.

This feature allows fans to view primary seats available for purchase at an event on a list within the Event page, with filters for quantity and price that update in real-time. The list is sorted by price from lowest to highest, with default quantities of 2 per seat.

This feature enhances the event page experience by providing users with essential information about each section when they hover over it on desktop devices. The updated section tooltip now displays the section name, available ticket count, and lowest price of tickets, making it easier for fans to quickly access this information without having to click into the section.

This feature adds +/- controls to the map view, allowing users on desktop devices to easily zoom in and out of the venue layout. The zoom functionality is designed to stop at specific thresholds, ensuring that users can see the entire venue when zooming out and a specific seat level when zooming in.

On mobile devices, fans can now easily switch between viewing an event's map and list formats on their mobile browser, allowing them to choose the best way to select tickets. This feature provides a convenient toggle button for switching between Map and List views.

The 3DDV Map has been updated to match our overall styling, enhancing its visual consistency and alignment with other venue styles. This change improves the map's appearance and makes it more cohesive with our brand identity.

This feature detects when an NFL delivery fails for a specific order and triggers a notification to the Slack channel. It also logs the issue and provides an order ID for further investigation.

This feature improves the Payment Confirmation Email sent after successful auto-payments by correcting date formatting and providing more accurate payment information. The changes aim to provide clearer details about upcoming payments and remaining balances.

To address a security vulnerability in our Single Sign-On (SSO) feature, we temporarily removed API functionality that returned sensitive data. This change ensures the protection of user information until a permanent fix can be implemented.

This feature introduces a feature flag to enable or disable email and phone number editing for marketplace users in their account settings, ensuring seamless syncing with SSO implementation. The flag allows administrators to temporarily disable these features to prevent potential issues with user accounts.

This feature enables secure authentication for users to access their tickets on the SI platform, ensuring that only verified accounts are granted access. It allows partners to validate user identities using token validation, providing a seamless and secure experience within the app.

As a partner developer, this feature allows users to register for an account using the SI account registration process, mirroring the experience found in the marketplace. Upon successful registration, users are redirected to their "My Tickets" page with an empty state.

This feature allows partner developers to access and display specific fan information, including email, name, and phone number, on a dedicated profile page. The profile page also enables fans to update their contact details while maintaining the rest of their profile information as hidden for the MVP version.

This feature allows fans to access their account directly after purchasing an event series through a deep link in their email, bypassing the traditional login process and automatically redirecting them to their personalized account page.

"As a partner developer, you can access a comprehensive technical documentation for our SDK, featuring step-by-step guides, code snippets, and examples to help you implement each feature. The document provides detailed explanations and working implementations on both iOS and Android platforms."

When a fan clicks "Forgot Password?", they are redirected to an Auth0 Universal Login password reset page where they can enter their email address associated with their account. The feature ensures seamless processing and delivery of the password reset request through Auth0's system.

This feature creates a sample app for demo and testing purposes, featuring a navigation bar with key pages including events, tickets, profile, and login functionality. The app allows users to log in, view their tickets, and access their profile with fan information.

This feature allows fans with existing accounts to log in to the Marketplace using Auth0 Single Sign-On (SSO), while also requiring two-factor authentication (2FA) setup as a mandatory step. The login process maintains the same session time as before and redirects users without a phone number to enter their mobile number for 2FA verification.

As a partner, you can use your own unique API keys to access and utilize our SDK functionalities. Invalid API keys will result in an error response from the SDK.

This feature updates the iOS SDK to allow passing custom values into webview storage, enabling more flexible and secure data sharing between native and web applications.

This feature updates the login page within the SDK to remove legacy login options and instead focuses on Single Sign-On (SSO) integration with Auth0. The new design maintains consistency with the Figma flow and provides clear calls-to-action for signing in or up.

As a user, you can easily sign up for our marketplace by providing your email address and password, or linking your Google account. To add an extra layer of security, you'll also need to set up 2-factor authentication using your phone number during the registration process.

This feature updates the Android SDK to securely store and retrieve custom values within a WebView, enhancing user experience by allowing for more flexible data management.

This feature allows administrators to enable or disable Single Sign-On (SSO) flows for the application, providing an alternative legacy login option if needed. When enabled, SSO flows are active; when disabled, users are redirected to the legacy login page instead.

This feature allows fans to view only their relevant tickets within partner apps, such as NYRB or Gotham FC, while still accessing all tickets from both teams through the marketplace. The update ensures that partner-specific tickets are displayed separately within the app's "My Tickets" section.

This feature allows partners to retrieve detailed ticket information for each event, enabling them to display full ticket details to fans. It also ensures seamless navigation between the tickets list page and checkout workflow using the sample app.

This feature allows partner developers to customize the default loading screen displayed when using the SDK, providing more control over the user experience. The updated SDK will display custom loading screens after login and logout, as specified in the README documentation.

This feature requires all users to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on their accounts as soon as they log in or sign up. Users will be automatically redirected to their account page after setting up 2FA and prompted to enter a verification code each time they log in.

The updated FullScreenLoader in NextJS now allows users to customize the background color and image, enhancing the overall loading experience. This change provides more flexibility for developers to tailor their application's visual design.

This feature allows users to view a list of upcoming events, which they can then click on to transition to an event page displaying tickets. The event page provides interactive features such as a seat map and zooming capabilities, making it easy for users to browse and select their tickets.

This feature allows partner developers to use the SDK to initiate Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication with Auth0, enabling fans to securely sign in or up for an SI account and access their tickets page. The feature follows the same authentication flow as the Marketplace, providing a seamless user experience.

This feature allows fans to securely sign up or log in to their SI account using the Auth0 SDK on Android devices, mirroring the same authentication flow used in the Marketplace. By integrating SSO authentication, users can easily access their tickets page after a successful login or account creation process.

This feature converts the prod-insight-api from an HTTP API to a REST API, enabling IP-based access control through AWS WAF and avoiding additional costs associated with CloudFront. This change allows for more secure and cost-effective integration with Web Application Firewall.

When creating a new partner, our system now generates a unique SDK key using AWS API keys for added security and authenticity. This ensures that each partner has a distinct and trustworthy identifier.

This feature integrates Google Tag Manager (GTM) with Gotham FC campaigns, allowing the partner to track their campaigns and send data to the correct GTM IDs. The integration follows a similar pattern to existing Facebook Meta pixel tracking, enabling seamless campaign monitoring and analysis.

This feature fixes an issue where Next.js deployments were creating random lambda names, leading to increased cumulative size and potential storage issues. It now uses a fixed naming convention to deploy UI apps, preventing the creation of new lambda names and reducing storage usage.

This feature allows users to view a log of customers who added account credits to their profiles, including the user's email address, credit amount, and update date. The log will show which users made the updates, providing visibility into auditability for customer profile changes.

This feature ensures that when a customer pays their invoice in full through a transaction, their payment plan is correctly updated to reflect this, allowing for accurate tracking of payments. The issue was resolved by investigating why the plan wasn't marked paid in full despite account credits being used to make the payment.

This feature enhances the Payment Plans tab within customer profiles by rearranging column headers and adding more information about payment plans, including plan type and auto-pay status. The changes aim to improve user experience and provide more clarity on payment details.

As an admin, you can now download a PDF version of the fan's invoice from the payment plan details page, allowing for easy sharing with customers. This feature displays all relevant invoice information in a downloadable PDF format.

When making a payment with a credit card on the BOE, users may encounter an error due to API issues. The feature aims to resolve these errors and provide a smoother payment experience for customers.

This feature refactors the setupPaymentPlan process to create invoices instead of individual payments, simplifying the billing process for customers. This change will enable more efficient management of payment plans and invoices in the marketplace.

As an admin user, you can make a payment on behalf of a customer by opening the "Make Payment" modal, which displays the customer's details and current balance. The modal is only visible for active payment plans with remaining balances greater than zero, allowing admins to pay against these amounts.

When an admin cancels a payment plan, they can choose to refund the amount to their account credits or move the inventory to either open inventory or a specific hold type. This feature allows admins to manage their inventory and refunds more efficiently within the Payment Plans UI.

When making a payment towards a payment plan, admins can now choose between wire transfer and check as payment options. This feature allows for more flexibility in handling large payments and ensures the chosen method is stored against the transaction tied to the invoice.

This feature re-architects payment plans to enable scaling and future feature additions, allowing customers to make payments with lower or higher amounts than their current invoice using either a single card or split cards. The updated system maintains existing functionality for adding lower or higher payments with single or split cards.

This feature reviews and validates environment variables used by the tg-list service in both UAT and QA environments to ensure consistency and accuracy. It helps prevent errors caused by incorrect or outdated variable values.

This feature allows users to track and view the technology roadmap for their organization on a weekly basis, providing visibility into upcoming projects and initiatives. It enables teams to stay informed and aligned with the company's technology strategy.

This feature reviews the successful deployment of primary customer API and primary holds API, ensuring that they are functioning correctly after deployment. The review process verifies that the APIs are accessible and providing expected results to users.

This feature secures Cogny's API Gateway by requiring only approved IP addresses to access the APIs, returning a 401 error for unauthorized attempts. The whitelisted IPs are limited to Cogny's own IP range and partners' designated IPs, ensuring secure access to the APIs.

The Express Checkout Marketplace feature will now display a view from seat image, similar to the Event Page, allowing users to better visualize their seating selection. This enhancement aims to provide a more accurate representation of available seats during checkout.

"Fixed an issue where events in production environments were displaying incorrectly, resolving the problem introduced by a recent deployment. The fix ensures accurate event display across all production environments."

When using the Express Checkout feature on an iOS device in a web browser, the page may reload multiple times, causing users to lose their entered data. This issue is resolved with our latest update, ensuring a smoother and more reliable checkout experience.

When transferring tickets from one account to another, the system fails but still displays the transfer as complete in the original account. This issue prevents users from accurately tracking the status of ticket transfers.

This feature removes outdated repository data, specifically deleting "roles and permissions" and "email automation" repositories to maintain system cleanliness and efficiency. This action helps prevent unnecessary storage and ensures the overall health of our repository management system.

This feature corrects the display of bought and paid amounts for NYRB customer zenithrealtynyc@yahoo.com, ensuring accurate values are shown. It also resolves an issue where active tickets are listed multiple times in the BOE's tickets view, displaying only unique active tickets as expected.

This feature enables Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication for users on both the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and Production environments, allowing seamless access to applications.

This feature allows users to stream Auth0 logs into Datadog, enabling the creation of a custom dashboard within Datadog for monitoring and analyzing Auth0 application logs. The integration ensures seamless log visibility and accessibility from both Auth0 and Datadog platforms.

This feature allows users to configure their environment settings on the marketplace before integrating Auth0 authentication. This enables seamless setup and testing of Auth0 connections within the platform.

This feature updates the style of main action buttons across the Admin Console page, including border radius and text color. The changes apply to both tabs and forms, ensuring consistent branding throughout the interface.

This feature updates the styles on the Login and Reset Password flow to ensure consistency, including equalizing the height of buttons with their surrounding form fields. The "Continue" button now has a consistent 10px border radius across both screens.

This feature adjusts the size of the "Bulk Add Credentials" modal when opening the Vendor dropdown, ensuring it displays fewer items and provides a better user experience. The change improves the layout and usability of this modal in the AC On Purchasing Accounts section.

When a session expires on the login page, clicking "Continue" now creates a new session and logs the user in without displaying an error message. This improvement enhances the overall user experience by providing a seamless transition from expired to active sessions.

This feature enhances the search functionality by ensuring that the loading animation is displayed before results are ready when filtering by venue. It also updates ticket group information forms to provide more accurate and streamlined options for users.

When selecting "Odd/Even" as a seat type, users are prevented from adding tickets due to an error response. In contrast, setting the seat type to "Consecutive" allows ticket additions to proceed normally.

This feature updates the styling of buttons on Purchasing Accounts Edit & Delete modals, including the confirmation and cancel buttons, to improve their visual appearance. The changes enhance the overall user experience by making the buttons more readable and distinguishable from one another.

When clicking the "Edit Affiliate" button, the application crashes due to a client-side error caused by accessing a null value in the code. This prevents users from accessing the intended Edit Affiliate screen.

The feature fixes an issue where new tickets were not displayed at the top of the preview list, causing the most recent entries to be buried at the bottom instead. This change ensures that new tickets are now prominently displayed first in the preview section.

The feature aims to fix an issue with the email dropdown menu in the admin interface, allowing users to select from a list of registered emails or manually input new ones. Currently, clicking on the dropdown results in an infinite "Loading..." message without displaying any registered emails.

This feature adds three new design variations to the TicFlip product, allowing users to explore different styles and layouts. The additional compositions enable users to experiment with various color schemes, typography, and overall visual treatments.

This feature updates payment schedules so that new dates are applied consistently, ensuring that all subsequent dates follow the same pattern as the original date added. The issue has been resolved to use the correct logic, applying the new date's day of the month to all following dates instead of adding 30 days.

This feature generates a detailed report that shows all plans sold for an event series, including seat information and pricing breakdowns, allowing partners to easily track sales data. The report provides insights into customer details, order types, and other relevant information by event series.

The "Seat Map" feature now resolves the issue where users encounter a 401 hold/seats error when trying to load the seat map. This fix allows users to view and select seats without encountering this error.

This feature grants Tyler Canton access to the happsnow account, allowing him to manage and utilize its features as needed. This change enables authorized personnel to securely use and interact with the happsnow platform.

This feature enhances the integration between Airflow and Business Intelligence (BI) tools, allowing users to review issues related to data flow and communication in real-time. It provides a streamlined workflow for identifying and resolving connectivity problems, improving overall data quality and reliability.

This feature allows users to review issues on the UAT marketplace before they are approved for production. It provides a centralized platform for stakeholders to review and provide feedback on issues before they move forward in the testing process.

As a Super Admin, this feature allows you to view both Companies and Consignors on the "Company" tab, enabling differentiation between the two types of entities based on their affiliate type. This provides a clearer understanding of the organization structure in SeatHQ.

The "Prepare and Submit Certification Request to MLB" feature allows users to generate and submit official certification requests to Major League Baseball (MLB) for verification of player eligibility. This streamlined process simplifies the certification process for teams and players alike.

This feature enables MLB teams to use club-specific credentials for API calls, allowing for more secure access to ticketing information. The implementation ensures scalability and security while meeting the new requirement of using unique credentials per primary source.

This feature resolves issues with data sent to the Meta pixel tag when initiating checkout in Monster Truck Legends, ensuring accurate tracking and purchase monitoring for multiple ticket types and selections. The fix ensures that the correct grand total value is sent to the tag, enabling proper purchase tracking.

This feature fixes broken links in the customer's first payment confirmation email, ensuring that customers can easily navigate to relevant information. The fix also involves identifying which system generated the email and locating the correct email being sent.

When trying to purchase tickets for an NFL event on sitickets.com, users may encounter a loading screen error due to a Stripe issue. Clearing cache and cookies resolves this issue, allowing users to successfully complete the ticket purchase.

This feature allows users to create a pipeline and deploy it to the ticflip-tickets-api repository for the seathq.com environment, enabling automated testing and deployment of their code changes.

This feature fixes an issue where expired session tokens cause users to be stuck on a partially loaded page instead of being redirected to the login screen. Now, when a user's session token expires, they will automatically be taken back to the login page.

This feature allows consignors to preview their ticket information before confirming addition to SeatHQ, ensuring a consistent and accurate display of tickets related to the same event. The updated preview form groups all relevant tickets together and displays seat numbers accurately, regardless of whether they are consecutive or not.

This feature allows Super Admins to search for and select Purchasing Accounts by email or affiliate name when adding tickets on purchasing accounts. The dropdown list will now display the full account information, making it easier for Super Admins to find the correct account.

This feature enables users to create a fully automated, end-to-end Terraform setup for SeatHQ, allowing them to spin up a new development environment with all necessary software configured and deployed. With this feature, users can easily create a test environment once the Terraform setup is implemented.

The feature replaces the existing "TicFlip" logo with the new "SeatHQ" logo in the Welcome to TicFlip email, ensuring consistency across all branding elements. This change also updates any mentions of "TicFlip" to "SeatHQ".

As a Super Admin, this feature allows you to charge penalties directly from the Consigner's stored credit card on file, streamlining billing and payment processes. The tool provides filters by company and order status, enabling efficient management of consignor payments.

The Sales page now allows users to easily filter search results by date, product category, or other column headers, providing a more streamlined experience for finding specific sales data. This feature enables users to quickly narrow down their search without making additional backend calls.

The feature ensures that the Consignor column in the Purchasing Accounts grid displays company names instead of primary user names. This improvement enhances the usability and clarity of the page for users to easily identify consignors.

This feature updates the event search screen to improve its design consistency with the overall UI, ensuring that all returned events can be used to add TGs. The updated screen will display all eligible events with unique TN IDs.

This feature removes the "Purchase Orders" screen and related UI elements from the system, making them inaccessible through the user interface and URL. The goal is to create a more streamlined experience for users, while still allowing for future redevelopment of the Purchase Orders functionality.

This feature simplifies the pricing process for SeatHQ users by removing unnecessary options and allowing them to easily set a single selling price for their tickets. The updated "Change Price" modal now saves the selected price as the selling price with a success or failure toast message notification.

When adding tickets to an event, users can now select their associated purchasing account from the dropdown list. This update ensures consistency with SeatHQ's UI styles and provides a clear format for displaying purchasing account information.

This feature allows users to create and deploy a new pipeline for the ticflip-email-api project on the seathq.com environment in the DEV stage. The pipeline can be used to automate testing and deployment of code changes for this specific repository.

This feature allows users to review and manage Airflow connections, ensuring data integrity and security. It provides a centralized platform for reviewing and updating connection settings, enabling more efficient data management.

This feature allows users to create a duplicate of their existing AI infrastructure, enabling them to easily experiment with new configurations and test changes without affecting the original setup. This cloned infrastructure is then linked to an open search AI repository, making it easier to manage and analyze AI-driven data.

This feature allows users to reset their AWS account credentials, providing an additional layer of security and peace of mind. By clicking the "Reset" button, users can generate new access keys and regain control over their account.

This feature allows users to configure their Sean credentials and automate the onboarding process for new users. By completing this setup, users can easily onboard new team members or guests with pre-configured access settings.

This feature updates the mapping between Sales Representatives and customers in New York Regional Box Office (NYRB) to ensure accurate customer assignments. The updated mapping will be reviewed with Alex to confirm backend alignment and accuracy.

This feature allows users to create a new pipeline for their repository, ticflip-usermanagement-api, and automatically deploys it to the dev environment on seathq.com. Additionally, it maps the infrastructure API, ensuring seamless integration with other services.

This feature sets up DEV subdomains on seathq.com, creating necessary Cloudflare and AWS certificates for use with Application Load Balancers (ALBs) and CloudFront configurations.

This feature improves the autopay process by automatically retrying any pending or failed invoices to prevent them from being lost. It also disables notifications to customers when an invoice fails, reducing unnecessary notification bombardment.

The "Create Partner" feature has been updated to resolve an issue causing a 500 Internal Server Error when attempting to create a new partner. This fix ensures that users can successfully create partners without encountering errors.

This feature adds a "Classes" tab to the price templates page, allowing admins to easily access and manage their classes. The new tab displays a list of classes with sortable names, truncating long descriptions with ellipses and displaying full values on hover, along with a view button for each class.

As an admin, this feature adds a "Ticket Types" tab to the Price Templates page, allowing easy access to ticket types and their associated details. The tab features a sortable table with columns for ID, category, type, and description, with truncation and tooltip functionality for long text values.

As an admin, you can now edit ticket types by clicking on the "Edit" button in the Ticket Types table, which opens a centered modal window with pre-populated fields. The modal allows for easy editing of category, title, and description while maintaining focus trap and keyboard navigation.

As an admin user, you can create new ticket types that save to your list of available options. This feature allows you to add custom categories and descriptions for different types of tickets, making it easier to manage your ticket templates.

The Seat Manager feature allows administrators to add customers to a hold by searching for them from a dropdown list. This functionality enables easy management of customer information and ensures that the customer selection remains stable after creating or clearing a hold.

This feature enhances the Price Templates page by adding a roles-based permission system, allowing authorized users to view and access price templates. The new feature includes a toggle for viewing price templates and improved navigation to ensure secure access.

This feature updates the auto-payment retry cronjob to run weekly at 4pm on Fridays, ensuring timely retries for payment plans with outstanding payments that are past due and have an active card. The update aims to improve the reliability of automatic payment processing.

This feature allows administrators to view and manage ticket type categories, including creating new categories with optional descriptions. Users can browse a list of existing categories on page load and create new ones by clicking a "create" button that opens a modal for inputting category details.

This feature resolves an issue where incorrect Meta tracking pixels were being displayed on Monster X Tour, causing campaign activity to be misattributed to other partner campaigns. It ensures accurate tracking and attribution for customer order pages.

As an admin user, you can now create new classes directly from the Classes tab by clicking "Add Class", which opens a centered modal window with required fields for entering class details. The modal includes features such as focus trapping, escape key closure, and background inertness to ensure a seamless creation experience.

This feature allows Box Office users to view refund transactions with the customer's webstore user ID instead of their non-existent Box Office user ID, ensuring accurate information and resolving an existing data mismatch. This change improves the accuracy of refund transaction listings for customers.

As an admin, you can set permissions to control access to price classes, allowing authorized users to view and manage them while restricting others from accessing or creating class content. This feature enables fine-grained control over class management, ensuring sensitive information is protected.

The feature resolves an issue where the Event/Event Series map would fail to load due to a TypeError, preventing users from viewing event information. This fix ensures that the map loads correctly and provides access to event details.

When a ticket is recalled after being transferred to another user, they should not be able to add it to their wallet. However, users who received the initial transfer can still add the ticket to their wallet via the original confirmation email.

This feature allows administrators to manage event tiers directly within pricing templates, enabling them to view, edit, and create new event tiers with detailed information. The Event Tiers tab provides a list of all event tiers in the account, along with options to view or create new ones.

This feature requires all teams to follow the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) process when working on projects, ensuring consistency and quality across the organization. The mandatory updates will help streamline processes and improve overall project management.

As a user, you can now add a payment method when checking out on our platform if Adyen is configured as the payment processor. This allows customers to easily save and reuse their payment information for future transactions.

As a customer, you can now delete saved payment methods when Adyen is configured as the payment processor. This allows you to remove a previously stored payment card from your account and update your payment information.

This feature allows merchants to easily switch between using Adyen or Stripe as their payment processor for Express Checkout, enabling more flexibility in their online checkout experience. By toggling a feature flag, merchants can quickly test and deploy different payment processors without requiring manual configuration changes.

When a user clicks "Checkout" on the primary event page, the feature sends a message to the parent app, triggering a navigation to an express checkout page. This allows users to proceed directly to checkout without leaving the event page.

When a user checks out on the Express Checkout page, it will verify if they're purchasing tickets for a primary event and then retrieve additional information needed from an external API. This information is used to enhance the checkout experience with relevant details about the primary event.

The Express Checkout feature now displays cart totals and event information, including ticket prices, convenience fees, and processing fees, for primary events. This updated section provides a seamless checkout experience with essential pricing details.

This feature integrates Adyen as the primary payment gateway for ticket purchases, ensuring seamless payment processing and accurate ticket display in My Tickets. When Adyen is configured, users will see matching payment details on the checkout page and their tickets will be correctly displayed after a successful purchase.

The Express Checkout Cart Items Section now displays essential information in a clear format, including event details, seating information, and pricing for GA tickets. This update provides a more organized and user-friendly experience for customers during the checkout process.

This feature introduces a new feature flag that allows users to toggle the "Checkout" button on event pages between regular checkout and express checkout. The feature flag will replace the existing one for Adyen or Stripe within Express Checkout, providing more flexibility in checkout options.

This feature allows fans to load real-time updates of 3D venue maps with primary event inventory information, including available seats and pricing details. The map is updated via a WebSocket connection, ensuring that the most current information is displayed.

The Express Checkout feature has been updated to resolve issues encountered during testing, ensuring users can seamlessly navigate between the checkout process and their cart without being redirected to other pages. These changes improve the overall shopping experience by maintaining the express checkout flow when switching between the checkout page and home page.

This feature enables Gotham FC's marketing tracking on their event pages within our platform, allowing them to monitor fan engagement and behavior. It also integrates the Meta Pixel to track specific actions, such as adding seats to cart, for more accurate analytics.

This feature allows users to grant access to the Service Catalog, enabling them to manage and share resources with others. It provides a way for administrators to control who can view and interact with the Service Catalog.

This feature resolves an issue with the primary price template API in the repository, ensuring stable and accurate pricing data. The fix improves the overall performance of the pipeline.

This feature updates the transaction amount for a specific customer email address ($81.60 to $8,160.01) to correct an error made previously. The change is applied in the database and reverses a previous reduction of 100X.

This feature updates the "Plans Sold" field to reflect real-time changes in plan sales, ensuring that accurate and up-to-date information is displayed for customers and stakeholders. It also enables automated workflows based on this updated data.

This feature reduces the account credit balance of specific customers to $0 in the New York Red Bull account, ensuring accurate and up-to-date balances for future transactions. The update affects six customer accounts held by George Kent, Kenneth Nicoll, Eric Campione, Brian Uhlman, Paul Harris, and Marga.

This feature grants Alex permission to create temporary tables on the production environment. This allows authorized users to temporarily store and manage data without affecting live production environments.

This feature grants Paul Oliva access to the Resale Schema, allowing him to manage and update the schema as needed. This change enables more efficient collaboration and data management within the team.

This feature temporarily disables the primary customer API during development to prevent potential issues and ensure stability. This pause allows developers to work on updates without affecting production data or causing disruptions to customers.

This feature allows users to schedule a meeting with Jose to discuss the deployment of TicFlip using Terraform. The meeting will provide an opportunity for Jose to review and guide on the deployment process.

This feature creates internal applications within the database to meet specific requirements, enabling users to access and manage data more efficiently. The new features provide improved functionality and streamlined workflow for internal app usage.

When an order fails to deliver due to issues with the NFL product, this feature will trigger an alert and notify users through Slack. It also logs the failed delivery details for further investigation and analysis.

This feature resolves an issue with the primary user on our UAT environment, allowing for improved debugging and troubleshooting capabilities. The fix enables more accurate error identification and resolution in our testing environment.

This feature resolves issues with debugging primary API events, ensuring accurate testing and quality assurance. It improves the reliability of our application's core functionality.

This feature resolves issues with the portal UI deployment and adds new environment variables to the QA environment. It ensures seamless functionality and configuration for users in the quality assurance phase.

This feature allows users to review and approve permissions for specific individuals or roles. It provides an added layer of security and control over access to sensitive information and resources within the system.

As a Business Operations Executive (BOE), you can now manually create event reservations for customers, allowing for more flexibility and control in managing events. This feature enables BOEs to take ownership of creating reservations, rather than relying solely on automated processes.

The feature fixes an issue with the North Bay Battalion map in Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens, where the word "section" was stuck and needed to be removed. This update improves the accuracy of the map display.

The ticket print format has been updated to ensure that the QR code is correctly positioned on printed tickets, allowing box office staff to easily scan and verify them. This change improves the overall printing experience for tickets.

This feature allows users to review and troubleshoot issues with the Airflow service, enabling them to quickly identify and resolve problems affecting their workflows. It provides a centralized platform for monitoring and resolving network-related issues related to Airflow.

This feature grants authorized users access to the system's infrastructure, allowing them to manage and monitor it more efficiently. It enables collaboration with external partners, such as Matt Moran, by providing secure entry points for their teams.

This feature allows users to securely share development credentials with the "happsnow" team member, enabling collaboration and streamlined access to necessary information. It provides a safe and controlled way for developers to share sensitive data with authorized personnel.

This feature updates the TG form to display consistent styles and functionality, allowing consignors to easily input their Total Goods information. The changes include applying patches to previously unmet ACs and displaying total amounts for Cost, Face Value, and Wholesale Price fields.

This feature enhances purchasing account management by requiring users to enter valid email addresses instead of usernames, providing an additional layer of security against potential fraud. The change includes front-end and back-end validation for the "Email" input field on both the demo page and CSV upload feature.

This feature allows Super Admins to streamline the onboarding process for new users by providing a centralized tool to manage user access and permissions across multiple systems. The tool enables automated workflows for efficient user setup and reduces manual intervention required for current onboarding processes.

This feature ensures that the base URL for Amazon S3 and Next.js are securely stored in the secret store, protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access. This update enhances the application's security by using environment variables to manage these settings.

As a Consignor, you can now complete and sign W8-BEN or W-9 tax documents electronically through Docusign. This feature allows users to easily access and sign required tax forms, streamlining the process for both parties.

This feature standardizes pagination behavior across all admin console tabs, ensuring consistent table sizes and settings to improve user experience. All admin panels now share the same default table size and pagination settings, making it easier for users to navigate and manage data.

TicFlip's DNS records have been updated to point to the new domain seathq.com, ensuring consistency across all environments. This change was made as part of routine maintenance and is now live in all development settings.

When you copy the password from the login screen, a notification will appear on the screen reminding you not to share sensitive information. This feature aims to educate users about the risks of sharing passwords with others.

This feature allows users to easily view sales by their creation date, with a new column added to the Sales grid for filtering. Users can now select a time period using the "Filter by Time Period" option on the quick filters, which will display sales based on their creation date rather than event date.

This feature sets up an automatic email template that sends a notification when tickets are sold, using a backend trigger that connects to the CatchAll webhook. When a sale is detected, the system will send an email with a personalized message and order number.

This feature sends an automated email to customers when they make their first purchase, confirming their payment status. It triggers automatically based on the customer's first sale in the system.

When a customer makes their first purchase, an automated sales email is triggered with a congratulatory message, ensuring a seamless onboarding experience for new customers. The email template is designed to match the company's brand style, as specified in Figma.

This feature sends a weekly sales email to customers on Mondays between 9am and 9am, summarizing their sales performance for the previous week. The email is automatically generated based on the company's sales data.

As a user of TicFlip, you will receive automatic email notifications when certain actions occur, such as creating a purchase order or being added to the inventory management system. These notifications will be triggered automatically and sent via email, providing real-time updates on your activity within the platform.

As a TicFlip user, you can now customize which email notifications you receive on the Email Settings page. A simple and intuitive interface allows you to enable or disable individual email templates for your account.

This feature ensures that when a wholesale price is set to 0, automated notifications (TGs) are added to the system and purchase orders (POs) are generated, but not sent to a "CatchAll" group until they have a priority assigned. This prevents unnecessary notifications from being sent when no price information is available.

The "Order Cancelled" email now features the new SeatHQ logo, replacing the previous TicFlip logo. All references to "TicFlip" have been updated to use the new SeatHQ branding.

The feature updates all email templates used by TicFlip to display the new SeatHQ logo instead of the old TicFlip logo. This change ensures consistency and accuracy in branding across all emails sent by TicFlip.

This feature enables the creation of a new production database for seeding purposes. It allows users to easily set up and populate their production environment with initial data.

This feature allows users to review and manage Matt Moran's access to GitHub credentials, ensuring secure and controlled access to sensitive information. It provides an additional layer of security for GitHub repositories.

This feature allows users to review and troubleshoot OpenVPN connection issues, providing a simplified process for resolving common problems. It enables users to identify and resolve connectivity issues more efficiently.

This feature extends the default user session and token authorization times to prevent inactive sessions from expiring prematurely. When a user's session is near expiration, a confirmation modal will be displayed with a countdown timer to ensure the user is still active before session termination.

This feature allows users to recover their forgotten passwords by clicking "Forgot Password?" on the login screen, which sends a password recovery email that can be used to reset their account. The email integrates with an API to facilitate the password recovery process.

This feature ensures that other TicFlip services receive unique domain names and are securely stored in the Frontend (FE) secrets, enhancing overall security and integrity.

This feature corrects the display order of payment dates on transaction payment plans, ensuring they are presented in chronological order for easier understanding and navigation.

This feature allows users to enter venue location addresses with non-numeric zip codes, such as "RH60NP", which is commonly used in international locations. This update supports a wider range of address formats, making it easier for users to input and manage venue information.

Editing the payment due date in the finance tab of a customer profile cannot be done with a date earlier than the current due date, which is automatically set as a future date. This restriction ensures that payments are scheduled for a time when they can actually be made.

This feature improves the visibility of Adyen logs in Datadog, enabling real-time monitoring and issue identification to prevent potential problems from impacting customers. This allows for proactive problem-solving rather than reactive fixes.

This feature allows administrators to approve and design the database for changes related to ticket price structures in events. It enables the resale of tickets with customized pricing rules and restrictions.

As a customer, you can now access your resale listings by clicking on the "My Listings" button in your account. This feature allows you to view and manage both unsold and sold listings under one convenient location.

This feature adds guidance to the image upload process for event creation, providing clear dimensions and file type requirements for banner and square images. Users will now receive helpful hints before uploading, reducing confusion and errors.

The "My Listings Page" feature allows users to view and manage their active listings in one place. This new tab provides a streamlined experience for sellers to track and update their listings on the resale platform.

This feature updates the suggested text for social media posts to improve clarity and readability. The change corrects a typo in placeholder text, ensuring accurate information is displayed to users.

When creating an event in the BOE, users will experience a fatal error due to an uninitialized property. This issue causes the system to redirect to an error page upon event creation.

This feature introduces a new way to manage resale-related features through a feature flag, allowing users to easily toggle the display of resale buttons and listings on their account pages. The feature flag will wrap all resale features, including the resale button on My Listings tab under MyAccount > MyTickets.

This feature updates the display of ticket prices on Event Pages to accurately reflect convenience fees, ensuring compliance with FTC regulations and providing customers with transparent pricing information. When Absorbed Fees are enabled, the total price will now include these additional costs.

When Gotham customers select a monthly plan, the system should automatically charge the full plan amount upfront, rather than offering an installment plan. This change aims to prevent overcharging for monthly plans.

This feature improves the marketplace registration process by displaying a clear error message when a user attempts to create an account with a phone number that is already in use. The updated message will help prevent incorrect registrations and reduce errors in production.

When clicking "Access my Invoice" in a confirmation email after signing up for a season ticket reservation, the feature redirects users to an unexpected page before loading their unpaid invoice. The goal is to improve the user experience by reducing the delay and immediately navigating to the invoice upon successful login credentials entry.

This feature enhances the "About Event" section on event pages by automatically adding the domain before the event link, making it easier for users to access the event.

The "About Event" page now correctly applies bold styling to relevant text. This fix ensures that event information is displayed in a clear and visually appealing manner.

As a customer, you can now easily sell tickets from your "My Tickets" section to other fans through a simple and intuitive modal window. The feature allows eligible customers to list their tickets for resale, making it easy to buy and sell tickets with each other.

This feature adds a "Sell Tickets" button on the My Tickets page for primary events, allowing users to easily list their tickets for resale. The button is disabled if the event has started or all available tickets have been listed, and displays an error message if attempted after the event begins.

sell tickets through regular consignment or accept an immediate "Buy It Now" offer. The "Buy It Now" option displays a calculated price based on current market conditions, approximately 25% below market value.

This feature allows resellers to manage split inventory situations when putting tickets up for resale, ensuring that tickets are distributed fairly and according to set rules. This helps prevent stranded tickets and gives resellers more control over their sales process.

This feature updates the seat map on the purchase screen and Boe Fan Facing Map in real-time when an admin applies a new hold type to a seat. Changes are reflected immediately after the "Apply Changes" button is selected.

This feature resolves an issue where logging out and back in doesn't allow access to customer profiles for certain partners, including USA Table Tennis and others. It enables users to view customer profiles for all partners after previously failing to do so even after a logout/login cycle.

As a reseller, you can now easily update the price of an active resale listing by selecting the 'Update Price' option. This feature prompts the user to enter a new price, which is then validated and displayed in a success modal with confirmation that the change has been successfully applied.

As a reseller, you can now easily delete an active resale listing by selecting the "Delete Listing" option. This feature prompts for the price of the listing before deletion and displays details of the deleted listing in a success modal.

When a payment fails for an event ticket, the system should prevent multiple reservations from being created for the same seat. This feature aims to resolve the issue where seats are incorrectly tied to multiple failed payments and remain available for sale on the event series map.

This feature allows BOE administrators to view the correct information about monthly payment plans, ensuring accurate records and reducing errors in customer finance data. The update displays monthly payment plans as "Single" on the surface, while providing detailed information within the Finance tab.

When accessing event sales for certain partner organizations, users may encounter a 500 error. This issue is expected to be resolved soon for upcoming events, including the Chattanooga Strike, Capital City Islanders, and others.

The "My Listings" page allows users to view and manage their active listings, including event details, ticket information, and broadcast status. This feature enables users to easily access and organize their listings in one place.

This feature resolves an issue with Adyen transactions, ensuring that shopper names and emails are correctly stored in the system as part of the shopper reference. Previously, this information was not being populated consistently, leading to incorrect shopper references.

The updated Cart Page feature now disables the "Apply" button for promotional codes and donation amounts after a purchase has been completed, ensuring that users cannot enter new values. This change prevents any further changes to these fields once a transaction is finalized.

The updated cart page now clearly indicates when a user attempts to add an invalid or non-numeric donation value, preventing them from applying it and ensuring transparency throughout the checkout process.

This feature updates the database schema to support split payment for tickets and bank account details in resale listings, allowing users to store and manage different payment methods for each transaction. The changes include new tables to track payout methods and updated fields to store relevant information.

This feature updates our APIs to provide more detailed information about ticket prices and payment methods, allowing users to access their individual ticket prices and bank account details. It also introduces new APIs for adding and managing bank account details associated with debit cards.

This feature resolves an error in the BOE Transactions tab that prevented users from accessing certain data due to an unexpected value exception. The fix allows for proper processing of transactions and ensures accurate display of results.

This feature updates the user interface to reflect changes in the resale design, including a new take price display for individual tickets and improved payment method listing. It also adds functionality to add bank account details and tax status based on payout calculations.

This feature introduces a "soft delete" functionality for reservations, which marks them as inactive rather than permanently deleting them from the database. This change ensures that deleted reservations can still be accessed through filters and updates associated with them without completely removing their data.

This feature resolves an issue where new reservations were not appearing on the Marketplace under "Invoices > Unpaid" due to a mismatch in the table being searched. It ensures that reservations are correctly displayed by resolving the incorrect column search in the database.

The Seat Manager feature allows administrators to create and manage hold types, including updating existing holds, removing holds from seats, and assigning customers. This functionality enables efficient management of seat reservations without requiring mandatory customer selection on add-hold actions.

When using Adyen as the payment processor, customers can easily retrieve and select their previously saved payment methods during the checkout process. This feature simplifies the payment experience for repeat customers who have already set up their payment information with Adyen.

Admins can now set a maximum resale price limit for tickets at an event, allowing them to restrict ticket sales based on price category. This feature adds a "Max Resale Price" field to each ticket type, making it easier to manage resale prices and ensure fair pricing for all attendees.

This feature adds a toggle to enable resale for events, allowing users to confirm resale by entering "resale" and setting a maximum resale price per ticket type. When enabled, this feature also makes the Max Resale Price field visible and editable for each ticket type.

As a reseller, this feature allows you to easily view your past sales in one place, with a dedicated Sales tab within the 'My Listings' screen. This tab displays all completed transactions, including event details, ticket information, and payout amounts for each sale.

When trying to sell a ticket in the marketplace, users are currently met with an error message resulting in a 500 status code. This feature aims to resolve this issue by improving the functionality of listing tickets for resale.

This feature ensures that when a full refund is processed through bulk refunds, it also deducts and refunds any applicable processing fees.

As a BOE Admin, you can now easily manage ticket resale for events and series, allowing fans to buy and sell tickets with each other. This feature enables admins to enable or disable resale options for specific events or series, giving them more control over the fan experience.

This feature resolves an issue where formatting styles (bold, italic, and bullet lists) were not correctly applied to notes on transaction documents. The fix ensures that these styles are now properly displayed as intended.

As a reseller, you can now view your active listings in one place, with a dedicated Active Listings tab on the 'My Listings' screen. This feature displays essential details for each active listing, including event name, venue, date/time, tickets, and price, while hiding non-broadcasted listings.

This feature allows event organizers to set a price limit on ticket resale and ensures that users cannot list their tickets for sale at a price higher than the allowed maximum when reselling through our platform. The API validates this limit, returning either the maximum allowed resale price or a default value if no restriction is set.

This feature increases the "sort_buffer_size" setting for the "happsnow" production database to improve performance and reduce errors. This change aims to enhance overall system stability and efficiency.

This feature resolves an issue where customers cannot access both tickets for an event when ordering through the website or app, particularly on mobile devices like iPhones. It aims to improve the user experience by allowing seamless access to all tickets in an order.

This feature synchronizes the Seathq repository with GitHub, ensuring that all data is up-to-date and in sync between both platforms. This update allows for seamless collaboration and data management across different repositories.

This feature enables the use of subdomains for the ticflip-tickets-api project, allowing for more flexibility and customization in API configurations. This change enhances the overall functionality and usability of the API.

This feature allows users to explore and compare different Single Sign-On (SSO) providers to determine the most suitable option for integrating with SI Tix. The goal is to select an ideal SSO provider that meets the team's needs for secure authentication and seamless user experience.

This feature creates an integrated Auth0 and Twilio account for Single Sign-On (SSO) implementation, enabling passwordless authentication through SMS. It also onboards developers Seth Aldridge and Gabor Mate as administrators within the platform and documentation.

This feature resolves connectivity issues experienced by users when trying to access certain content. It aims to improve overall system stability and user experience.

This feature enables Airflow connections between the development environment (QA/dev) and the user acceptance testing environment (UAT), allowing for seamless data flow and automation between these stages. This improvement facilitates more efficient testing and quality assurance processes.

The Marketplace Authentication page has been redesigned with a new login experience that maintains consistency with our existing color schema, fonts, and logo. This updated design allows for seamless integration with external identity providers.

This feature enhances the user experience by providing a branded authentication interface for fans to easily sign up or log in to our platform. The updated Auth0 login page now matches our brand's design, offering a seamless and consistent experience.

This feature updates the purchase screen for event series reservations to properly log both the BO user ID and assigned sales rep ID in the notes column. It also includes a database migration to add new columns to store additional information.

This feature creates automated pipelines for three environment types - QA, UAT, and PROD - to manage the repository primary inventory API, ensuring seamless testing and deployment processes.

This feature enables users to configure a custom subdomain for the TicFlip User Management API, allowing for more flexibility and control over API access. This update expands the project's capabilities by providing an additional layer of customization options.

This feature grants Kevin Emery access to sitickets, allowing him to manage and view ticket-related information. This change enables Kevin Emery to perform his job functions more efficiently.

This feature updates Adyen's payment processing by adding a Red Bull Submerchant ID to the payment request, allowing for more accurate and secure transactions. The update requires updating storeID and MerchantID in partners environment variables before testing can proceed.

This feature allows users to configure an additional domain name (subdomain) for email sending purposes, enhancing flexibility and customization options. The subdomain can be used in conjunction with the existing main domain for more precise control over email delivery.

This feature allows users to review issues before accessing feature flags, ensuring that they meet specific criteria and are eligible for the feature. It provides an additional layer of control and oversight to prevent unauthorized access to feature flags.

This feature grants users Matt and Nick access to the "anytickets" functionality, allowing them to view and manage tickets across all projects. This enhancement improves collaboration and productivity for these specific users.

This feature allows users to securely connect their Tableau software to Amazon Web Services (AWS) Athena data sources, resolving issues with invalid usernames and passwords. By configuring this connection, users can easily access and analyze data from AWS Athena within their Tableau dashboards.

This feature sets up an automated daily email that sends a sales report to users every morning at 9AM AC, providing them with a quick overview of their daily sales performance. The email is triggered automatically by the system, eliminating the need for manual updates or checks.

This feature sets up a production environment for the TicFlip application using Terraform, allowing it to spin up and deploy the environment quickly. The process includes configuring the necessary infrastructure with a yet-to-be-determined domain name.

The mobile iOS pipeline has been fixed to resolve issues causing it to fail. This update improves the reliability and stability of our mobile app deployment process on iOS devices.

This feature enables users to define and document business logic for derived data, such as season ticket reporting, ensuring accurate and consistent calculations. It allows administrators to map transactions, exchanges, and refunds to orders, invoices, and payments, while storing the rules in a shared document for easy access and alignment with stakeholders.

The BOE Reservations feature now correctly applies filter criteria and allows sorting of reservations by clicking on column headers. This enhancement improves the user experience when managing reservations in the Box Office section.

This feature ensures that when displaying an event's venue on the ticket selection page, it uses the venue name entered in the event setup, rather than the name from the seating chart. This provides consistency and accuracy for partner pricing setups at different venues with varying naming conventions.

This feature allows users to apply account credits to reservations, ensuring accurate billing and reducing errors. It resolves the issue where account credits could not be applied to existing reservations in the past.

This feature ensures that when 3DDV maps are used for an event, the Ticket Group list displays the corresponding 3DDV section names, avoiding confusion. When 3DDV maps are not used, the list reverts to displaying Seatics section names.

This feature updates hooks to use 3DDV (3D Dynamic View) logic instead of Seatics, ensuring seamless integration with the current map functionality. The update aims to improve performance and accuracy by leveraging 3DDV's capabilities.

This feature updates the map logic to use 3DDV data instead of Seatics, ensuring seamless map loading, section display, and user interaction. The update aims to improve map functionality without disrupting existing features.

The feature ensures that the Test Group (TG) details page fully occupies the screen on mobile devices, eliminating any overlapping content and providing an uninterrupted viewing experience. This improvement prevents users from being able to see details behind popup modals when viewing TG information on smaller screens.

When an order is marked as "Delivery Failed NFL", a notification will be sent to the Slack channel for monitoring teams, alerting them to the failed delivery. This feature ensures that critical issues are promptly escalated and addressed by the relevant teams.

This feature enables partners to securely query transaction data through an external API endpoint, allowing the RB team to integrate this data with external tools. The API is secured with an API key and IP address whitelisting for authorized access.

This feature allows customers to view VFS images as thumbnails on event page ticket group listings, both on desktop and mobile devices, when 3DDV maps are enabled. The thumbnail images will be section-level, meaning all tickets within a section share the same image, rather than individual row or seat-level dynamic VFS images.

This feature updates the ticket group list logic to use 3DDV data types, ensuring filtering, sorting, and display logic are also updated. The change aims to improve map functionality without breaking existing features.

This feature enables partners to securely access invoice data through external APIs, allowing them to query and retrieve specific invoices for customers, reservations, or events, using API keys and IP address whitelisting for secure authentication. This facilitates integration with external tools required by the RB team.

The new feature allows mapping partners (3DDV) to receive SIT event IDs when requesting an event map, enabling them to keep their events in sync with our system. This change updates how event map requests are handled to pass SIT event IDs instead of hardcoded 3DDV IDs.

This feature updates existing data structures and components to work with 3DDV data, allowing developers to leverage new features and improve code compatibility. The update ensures seamless integration without disrupting the current map functionality.

When deselecting a section on the 3D Digital Vision (3DDV) map, a brief flash of the default image appears for a moment before the actual deselection takes place. This temporary visual effect is resolved immediately after deselection.

The feature improves the loading time of 3D Data Views (3DDV) events, reducing the delay from over 4 seconds to a more responsive experience. This enhancement enhances user engagement and overall performance on mobile devices.

This feature allows customers to view the "Event Start Time" and "Doors Open Time" on ticket displays instead of the "Ticket Valid Time", providing them with accurate information on when to arrive at the event and when it officially begins. This helps customers plan their arrival time more accurately, ensuring they're seated before the event starts.

The feature improves the alignment of the "Authenticated NFL" icon and "Other Sites with Fees" text on mobile devices for 3D Dynamic View (3DDV) events. This ensures a more visually appealing and user-friendly experience when viewing VFS images for Ticket Groups on mobile platforms.

This feature creates a public API hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deliver 3DDv events services, enabling external consumers to access the built serverless API. The service is set up with pipelines for QA, UAT, and PROD environments.

The feature enhances the daily 3DDV event extract API by adding headers to the CSV data and introducing a new "send_all_events" parameter, allowing users to automatically send all events without manual filtering.

After applying a credit to a payment plan, the customer's invoice should reflect the updated total. Currently, invoices show an incorrect balance of $308 instead of the new total of $258.

This feature allows NYRB customers to make payments via BOE Make a Payment, resolving the issue where payment status was previously marked as "Unknown". The fix ensures that valid Adyen PM records are recognized and processed correctly.

The feature resolves an issue where the BOE UI would get stuck on "processing" after attempting to make payments, instead providing a clear response indicating whether the payment was successful or not. This improvement ensures that users receive accurate and timely feedback when making payments through the BOE UI.

When attending a 3DDV event, users may briefly see a flash of the Seatics map before the main map loads, which is more noticeable on mobile devices.

This feature disables the dynamic section mapping in 3DDV, allowing users to rely on 3DDV's own section alias API for accurate matching instead of relying on manual transformations. This change enables more reliable and consistent section matching across different versions of 3DDV.

When viewing Event Packages & More ticket groups, customers will receive a pop-up modal notification if their previous section selection is disabled due to an unassociated map section. This alert informs users that their filter settings have been removed and the selected listing does not match any corresponding map section.

As a mapping partner, you will receive a daily list of events, including details such as event names, dates, and venues, to help stay up-to-date with additions like playoff games. This feature automates the delivery of this data in CSV format, making it easier for 3DDV to manage their event schedule.

On the AC On event page, customers can select multiple sections on the 3D seatmap to filter Ticket Group (TG) listings, showing only those relevant to their chosen seats. This feature allows users to easily narrow down TG options based on their seating selection.

This feature enables partners to access ticket data through secure external APIs, allowing the RB team to integrate this data with external tools. The APIs provide endpoints for querying individual tickets, all tickets from an event or customer, and are secured with API keys and IP address whitelisting.

This feature determines the most suitable transportation method for data transfer, retrieves necessary credentials, and tests connectivity to ensure secure and reliable data exchange. It streamlines the process of setting up data transfers between different systems.

This feature updates shared filters to seamlessly integrate with both Seatics and 3DDV datasets, ensuring accurate filtering behavior for users. The update aims to maintain existing map functionality while supporting these additional data sets.

This feature allows users to bulk update the assigned account representative for multiple customer profiles and their associated invoices, ensuring accurate mapping between customers and representatives. A reusable script is provided to facilitate future batch updates of this critical relationship.

This feature sets up a deployment pipeline for the primary-resale-api, allowing seamless movement between QA, UAT, and production environments. The pipeline ensures efficient testing, validation, and deployment of the API to different stages of development.

The "Deploy the frontend for the ticflip project" feature makes it possible to access and use the TicFlip game on our platform. This deployment allows users to play the game directly from our website or application.

The Zoho reporting feature has been updated to ensure that insights accurately reflect partner transactions, resolving issues where exports were not being synced with the tab. This fix ensures that filtered data in the Insights tab is now correctly populated from Event Transaction exports.

This feature validates and refines a YAML file to share with the TWO Circles team, ensuring that it accurately represents our API endpoints and data structure, enabling them to prepare necessary work before our external API is ready. The updated file will provide a seamless integration perspective for their prerequisite work.

This feature resolves a data syncing issue between Box Office Exchange (BOE) and Zoho CRM, ensuring accurate ticket counts in both the transaction export from BOE and the Insights reports for events. The fix addresses discrepancies caused by missing transactions synced to Zoho from BOE.

This feature provides an analysis tool for the CRM system, allowing users to gain insights and understand their customer relationships. It enables data-driven decision making by providing a comprehensive overview of customer interactions and behaviors.

When a new Partner account is created in BOE AC, their information will automatically sync to Zoho, allowing internal users with Zoho access to find and manage their insights within the platform. This ensures seamless integration between BOE AC and Zoho for easier partner management.

This feature allows users to update their account's credit value, enabling them to make changes to their available balance. The update process is initiated by a specific user, odierno1988@gmail.com, who updates their account credit value to $76.20.

As an administrator, users will now have access to a dedicated "Price Templates" page on the left navigation menu. This feature allows for easy management of various pricing-related settings and configurations.

The Admin & Affiliate Console feature allows administrators and affiliates to manage user and affiliate accounts, including password reset, updates, and additions. It also integrates users with POS accounts and creates new affiliate IDs for each new affiliate.

This feature allows users to set up and configure their environment for optimal performance. It provides a streamlined process for establishing the necessary architecture and settings to get started with our platform.

When logging into the system, primary users will now be directed to the User Management page, allowing them to access and manage user accounts more easily. This change enhances the overall user experience by streamlining access to critical user management functions.

The new user creation form simplifies the registration process by converting company and affiliate fields into dropdown menus, making it easier for users to select their organization type. This change improves the overall user experience and reduces the likelihood of errors during the registration process.

The "User Creation Form" feature has been updated to resolve issues with the form's layout and functionality, ensuring a smoother user experience when creating new accounts. This improvement enhances overall usability and reduces errors during the registration process.

This feature resolves issues with the affiliate creation form, ensuring that users can easily create and manage their affiliate accounts without encountering errors or disruptions. The updated form provides a smoother user experience and improved functionality for affiliates to join and manage their programs.

When there is no data to display, the table will show an empty layout with no rows or columns. This visual cue helps users quickly understand that no relevant information is available for them to view.

This feature resolves issues with the affiliate creation form, ensuring a seamless and accurate process for creating new affiliates. It improves the overall user experience by resolving key problems that previously hindered affiliate onboarding.

This feature resolves issues with the user creation form, ensuring a smoother and more efficient process for users to create new accounts. The updated form now addresses previously reported problems, providing a better overall experience for users.

The User Management page has been updated to improve its functionality and usability. This enhancement aims to resolve existing issues and provide a better experience for users managing their accounts within the application.

The new feature improves the alignment of line separators and the "Delete" button in our application, providing a more visually consistent user experience. This change enhances overall usability and makes it easier for users to interact with our platform.

The "Create User" button on the onboard new user page has been renamed to accurately reflect its purpose. This change improves clarity and reduces confusion for users navigating the system's initial setup process.

The "Forgot Password" screen has been redesigned to improve readability and user experience. The updated UI features enhanced typography, spacing, and layout to make it easier for users to enter their email address and send a password reset link.

The "Reset your password" screen has been redesigned to improve user experience, with clear headings, increased spacing between elements, and a more prominent display of the reset button. The updated design aims to make it easier for users to navigate and enter their new password securely.

The "Quick Search" widget has been redesigned to improve its visibility and layout on the dashboard, ensuring it doesn't interfere with other widgets. This update enhances the overall user experience and provides a more streamlined interface for quick search functionality.

The feature improves the performance of the customization panel by reducing the time it takes for the system to close after clicking the "X" button. This should provide a faster user experience when closing the panel.

The "Phone" field has been updated to restrict input to valid phone number formats, ensuring that users can enter accurate contact information. The field now limits input to 15 digits or less to prevent invalid phone numbers from being entered.

The feature improves the email address validation for users by allowing more flexible input formats, but this may still allow invalid or non-existent email addresses to be entered.

Editing a user's password does not encrypt the new value before saving it to the database. This means that sensitive information is exposed if unauthorized access occurs.

This feature improves the styling of user interface elements to align with the design guidelines, ensuring consistent spacing, font sizes, and weights for titles, forms, buttons, and input fields. The updated styles aim to enhance the overall visual consistency and user experience.

This feature extends the duration of user sessions and bearer tokens from a few minutes to at least 1 or 2 hours, reducing errors and improving system responsiveness. This change aims to improve the overall user experience by minimizing login and authorization issues.

The "+Purchasing Account" button has been renamed to "Add New" to follow user interface best practices. This change simplifies the process of creating new purchasing accounts for users.

The feature adds error message and warning notifications when required fields are left blank during user registration, ensuring users receive feedback on incomplete information. This improvement enhances the overall user experience by providing clear guidance on completing necessary fields.

The feature fixes an issue where the "Company", "Affiliate", and "User Type" fields were not populating correctly when creating new users. This update ensures that these dropdowns now function as expected, providing accurate data for user creation.

When saving after selecting marketplaces, users should see their exclusion codes reflected in the Internal Notes field, but instead receive an error message that prevents this from happening. This feature aims to resolve the issue and update internal notes correctly when saving with marketplace selections.

The feature adds pagination to the History Logs modal in TG Edition, allowing users to efficiently view and manage large data sets without compromising performance or usability. This enhancement improves the overall user experience by enabling users to navigate through large datasets with ease.

The feature adds a "Clear" button to the bottom left of the page, allowing users to easily reset form inputs and filters. This enhancement improves user experience by providing a quick way to clear data and start fresh.

When creating a new Purchasing Account without an existing one, users should be able to select their ticket groups after entering their account details. However, the "Select Ticket Groups" button remains disabled until this step is completed.

00 AM/PM". This change improves user experience and consistency with design specifications.

When navigating to another page with previously set filters, the system should retain the selected company filter instead of displaying the default filter options. This ensures a smoother user experience by avoiding confusion and unnecessary reapplication of filters.

The "Filter by Date" feature in the Add Ticket screen is not functioning correctly, failing to filter or update ticket lists based on selected dates. This issue makes it challenging for users to find relevant tickets, hindering their ability to efficiently locate and manage them.

This feature enables seamless pagination across both the frontend and backend of our application, allowing users to navigate through results with ease. It integrates user data, affiliate information, and company details into the pagination process for a more comprehensive experience.

When creating or editing an Affiliate Deal, users should see the default deal structure automatically selected based on their parent company. Currently, this feature does not work as expected and leaves the user unable to select the correct deal structure from the dropdown menu.

The feature fixes an issue where toggling the status of a Deal Structure on the frontend would not update the status in both the UI and the database. This ensures that changes made to deal structure statuses are reflected consistently across all systems.

The feature enables users to add new tiers when editing a Deal Structure, aligning with the Figma design specifications and resolving the existing issue. This enhancement improves the management of tiered deal structures, providing a more comprehensive and user-friendly experience.

The new feature adds an "Add Tier" functionality to the Deal Structure Creation Form, allowing users to define tiered deal conditions and fully configure their deal structures. This enhancement addresses a missing UI element in the current form layout.

The new Deal Structure feature allows users to select from various deal types, including Tiered Gross, when creating a new deal. However, the "Tiered Gross" option was missing from the Type selection dropdown, preventing users from creating tiered gross-based deals as required.

The new feature adds an "Add Tier" button below the last tier in the Deal Structure form, allowing users to dynamically add multiple tier levels. This enhancement enables seamless addition of additional tier levels beyond the initial ones, improving the overall user experience.

The feature adds a trash icon to the Deal Structure Creation/Edit form for each tier row beyond the second, allowing users to easily remove unnecessary tiers. This enhancement improves usability and enables users to modify or reduce the number of tiers as needed.

The feature allows users to select "Net/Gross" as a type in Deal Structure, enabling them to configure deals based on this structure. This enhancement addresses the current limitation where the "Net/Gross" option was missing from the Type dropdown.

When creating or updating a Deal Structure, users will now receive a confirmation or error message after the request is processed on the backend, ensuring they have clear visibility into the outcome of their actions. This change aims to reduce user confusion and provide timely feedback on successful or unsuccessful updates.

The feature allows company administrators to create users with correct company names. Previously, autopopulated company names were incorrect, causing issues when creating new users.

The Admin Console now correctly displays Main Companies as affiliates on the Affiliates tab, ensuring that companies without any affiliated users are not shown. The Users Tab also now accurately displays company and affiliate information for each user.

The feature ensures that Super Admin users are not redirected to the dashboard upon login, instead providing a role-specific landing page as intended by the acceptance criteria. This change corrects the existing behavior where Super Admins were being shown the dashboard, which was not part of their expected workflow.

The feature adds a "Consigner" column to the grid view, allowing users to easily identify the account owner associated with each row. This enhancement enables users to quickly determine account ownership at a glance.

The feature fixes an issue on the Affiliate Create/Edit form where the phone number input field was accepting phone numbers with less than 10 characters, leading to potential invalid or incomplete data submission. The updated field now enforces validation rules of 10-15 characters for phone numbers.

The Catchall integration now requires all valid codes from internal and external notes of ticketGroups to start with '@', ensuring proper storage in the backend. This update adds the missing prefix to all modals for internal notes and ensures accurate code identification.

The feature addresses issues with default landing pages and tab access for primary and standard users, ensuring that they can access intended tabs based on their role permissions. It also improves consistency in the default landing page displayed after login across different user types.

When editing an affiliate's phone number, changes are not saved correctly, causing the original value to be restored instead of the new one entered by the user.

This feature adds a "Notes" column to the Purchasing Account grid, allowing users to view notes added to each account on hover. The updated grid will display this new column, enhancing user visibility and interaction with purchasing account information.

When editing a table row, a "Green Confirm" button is missing at the top right corner, preventing users from easily saving their changes. This feature aims to add the missing confirm button to enable users to save edited rows.

When deleting credentials, a new confirmation modal will now display a warning message reminding users that the action cannot be undone, helping prevent accidental deletions.

The feature allows users to filter data in the grid by entering search terms into the top search bar. However, this functionality is currently not working as expected, resulting in incorrect or non-existent results when searching for specific fields.

The Purchasing Accounts list now displays all available records, resolving pagination issues that previously limited the number of results shown. Users can view the complete and accurate list of purchasing accounts without any gaps or truncations.

When creating new Purchasing Accounts manually or through bulk import, they are not initially visible in the account list despite being correctly stored in the database. This issue prevents users from viewing and managing their newly created accounts until they are refreshed or reloaded.

This feature allows users to securely share their AWS CLI credentials with others, granting them access to code artifacts without exposing sensitive information. By providing pre-configured credential sets, users can easily manage and control who has access to their AWS resources.

This feature implements an API that retrieves a list of valid and active events from SI Tickets, allowing users to select events they have tickets for in the Consignment Tool. The API returns event details such as name, date and time, venue, and performer(s).

This feature enables administrators to create and manage roles and permissions for users in the system, allowing for fine-grained control over access to features and functionality. It provides API endpoints for listing, showing, and assigning role-specific permissions to users.

This feature creates a database schema to store ticket inventory and exclusion criteria for TicketManager, allowing external listings to be managed efficiently. The schema includes tables for storing ticket details, exclusions, and marketplace data.

The Dashboard Customization Enhancements feature allows users to customize their dashboard layout by adjusting font sizes and styles for various elements, including navigation bar items and customization panel buttons. This update aims to improve the overall visual consistency and user experience of the dashboard.

The feature prevents users from editing the company name field in the application. This change ensures that the company name remains consistent and accurate across all submissions of new code.

When a customer's second payment is refunded, the feature ensures that their payment plan is updated to reflect the refund, allowing for a new payment method to be charged. This process also triggers a change in the "Make Payment" button label to indicate that a new payment date has been set.

This feature updates the company/affiliate creation API to include additional payload fields required by CatchAll, ensuring seamless integration with their platform. The changes allow for more detailed and accurate affiliate information to be stored in our system.

The Admin Console now correctly displays the total number of records on each page, eliminating pagination issues that were previously causing confusion for users. This update ensures a more accurate and user-friendly experience when browsing through large datasets in the Admin Console.

When creating or editing a company's details, users will see active commission structures (deal structures) displayed. Similarly, when creating or editing affiliate details, active commission structures will also be visible.

This feature updates the styling of buttons on the Purchasing Accounts page, including the "Bulk Add Credentials" modal, to match the new design standards for Purchase Orders. The changes include updated font sizes, colors, and margins to create a consistent visual experience throughout the application.

The "Reset Filters" button on Advanced View filters has been updated to match the design and functionality of the Refresh buttons found on the Purchase Orders page, providing a more consistent user experience for Super Admins. This change ensures that the same functionality is available in both locations.

The "Gap - Dashboard Widget updates" feature resolves issues with the "Welcome" and "Software Update" widgets on the dashboard, ensuring they display images for user avatars and show relevant information as expected. This update improves the overall functionality and appearance of these widgets.

The Sales / Orders screen is currently inaccessible due to an error that prevents it from loading properly, causing users to be stuck on an application error message. This issue also prevents users from navigating back to the main application by using the browser's back button.

After uploading a W9 or W8 form to Docusign through TicFlip, users will see a "processing" badge on the form with an update indicating when the document was sent. The badge's status is automatically updated by Docusign without requiring page refresh.

This feature replaces "Update" buttons with "Remove" buttons in the Figma AC Observe Billing Setup and Tax Documents and Back Accounts Tab, allowing users to delete non-primary payment methods without redirecting them to a Stripe panel. The change ensures consistency in button design and functionality.

The "Tickets Sold Template1" feature now uses the new SeatHQ logo instead of the TicFlip logo. All instances of "TicFlip" have been replaced with "SeatHQ" to maintain consistency.

This feature updates the "Tickets Sold 1st time" email template to use the new SeatHQ logo instead of the TicFlip logo, ensuring consistency in branding. The update also replaces any mentions of "TicFlip" with "SeatHQ" throughout the email.

The feature replaces the old "TicFlip" logo with the new "SeatHQ" logo on remittance emails, ensuring consistency in branding across all communication channels. This change also updates any references to "TicFlip" to reflect the new logo and brand identity.

The feature replaces the "TicFlip" logo with the new "SeatHQ" logo on the Birds Eye View Report, ensuring consistency in branding. This change also updates any references to "TicFlip" to "SeatHQ".

The Weekly Sales Email now features the new SeatHQ logo, replacing the previous "TicFlip" logo. All references to "TicFlip" have been updated to "SeatHQ" in the email design.

The End-of-Day Report now features the new SeatHQ logo, replacing the old TicFlip logo. All instances of "TicFlip" have been updated to "SeatHQ" in the report.

The Daily Sales Email now features the new SeatHQ logo, replacing the previous "TicFlip" logo. All mentions of "TicFlip" have been updated to use the term "SeatHQ".

The "Purchase Order Created" email now features the new SeatHQ logo instead of the old TicFlip logo. All mentions of "TicFlip" have been updated to "SeatHQ" in the email content.

The new billing setup feature allows users to manage their account settings without closing existing sessions or switching between applications. This improvement enhances user experience by providing a seamless way to access billing information.

This feature automates the creation of a Stripe account for each company created by a Super Admin, allowing Affiliate Admins to complete billing setup information. The onboarding process is streamlined with a banner and link to set up the account, and subsequent steps are unlocked once the account is fully configured.

This feature hides the "Sign Up" option on the login page for users who are not authorized to create accounts, ensuring that only Super Admins and invited Consigners can access self-sign up functionality. The removal of the POST request to /signup prevents unauthorized account creation across all environments, including QA and UAT.

As a Super Admin, consigners will now be required to provide their purchasing accounts during the onboarding process, streamlining the activation of organization accounts and enabling access to all TicFlip features. This change aims to simplify the onboarding process for new consigners.

This feature ensures that when creating an account with Stripe, the company name is accurately displayed and not confused with "Doing Business As" information. This improves data consistency and accuracy for our users' business profiles.

The Sales Panel now loads the correct default tab when opened, resolving the issue of it loading the Business Information (Billing Tab) by mistake. This change improves the user experience and aligns with expected behavior.

When searching for an event within the "+Add Ticket" flow, the system now correctly handles the search query without returning a 500 Internal Server Error. This resolves the issue that prevented users from adding tickets based on events and maintaining their association with the corresponding events.

When creating a new Affiliate Deal, selecting a company from the dropdown list will now display an error message instead of failing to load affiliate details. This change improves the user experience by providing a clear and actionable error message for users to resolve the issue.

When modifying a Trade Guarantee (TG) listing, users can now update the internal notes and automatically send these changes to CatchAll for synchronization with the actual TG listings. This ensures that updated internal notes are reflected in the catch-all database.

The feature fixes an issue with GET requests for Sales returns, ensuring accurate and complete data is returned in the response, improving user experience.

The feature resolves an issue where table records overlap with other rows in the data table view, improving readability and user interaction. This fix addresses a UI rendering issue related to row height, padding, and overflow handling.

The "Import" button now triggers an asynchronous validation process when clicked, ensuring that imported data is validated before final submission, resolving the 500 Internal Server Error issue. This improvement enables users to successfully import data without disruption to the workflow.

When selecting one or more events, users should see relevant Ticket Groups displayed with associated records. Currently, Ticket Groups are not visible even when valid events are selected, hindering user management and assignment of ticket groups.

When you click on an action in our system, it will now display a clear "Internal Server Error" message if the server encounters a problem, providing more information and helping guide users towards recovery.

When trying to search for an event in the "Add Tickets" modal, users are redirected to the login page due to a session expiration error, even if their session is active. This feature aims to resolve this issue by allowing users to successfully search and select events without being logged out.

When selecting an affiliate from the Affiliate dropdown, it can freeze on a specific entry, preventing users from changing their selection. This issue causes the dropdown to become unresponsive and prevents users from choosing other affiliates from the list.

The Company Update Functionality has been fixed, allowing users to successfully update existing company records without being prompted to delete them instead. This resolves the issue where users were at risk of accidentally deleting their companies.

The feature improves email validation by ensuring that only valid email addresses are accepted, preventing users from proceeding with invalid or incomplete inputs and maintaining data integrity. This enhancement adds an error check to the email input field, prompting users to correct their entries if they contain errors.

This feature updates error messages when creating or updating Affiliate Deals to provide more specific information, improving the user experience by clearly indicating if an existing affiliate name is being used.

The Affiliate Deal Creation form has been updated to match the latest Figma design specifications, ensuring consistent layout, styling, and component behavior. The revised form now accurately reflects the intended design improvements, resolving UI/UX inconsistencies.

When creating or updating a company through the user interface, the changes should be reflected in the database. However, this feature currently fails to save company data to the database after form submission, resulting in missing or outdated records.

The feature fixes an error where users are shown a generic message instead of a specific validation error when trying to submit duplicate company names. It now correctly displays "Company name already exists" to help users identify and correct the issue.

When attempting to create a new company, the system displays an error message despite successfully creating and saving the company. This issue can lead to duplicate company creations if users are unaware of the successful creation attempt.

When searching for affiliates by company, the system incorrectly shows the company list instead of the affiliated companies. This issue prevents users from finding relevant affiliate information when searching by company.

This feature allows users to easily delete previously selected events from the "Add Tickets" process by clicking on the "x" icon within each event pill. When an event pill is deleted, its corresponding row in the search results will also be deselected.

The Admin Console was experiencing issues loading companies and affiliates due to internal server errors, resulting in an error code of 500. This issue has now been resolved, allowing users to view and manage company and affiliate information correctly.

The feature fixes an issue where clicking on the eye icon to reveal a password causes the icon to move around on screen. This change improves user experience by providing a stable and consistent way to view passwords.

This feature allows users to view multiple passwords simultaneously when clicking on the eye icon for password visibility. This change improves user experience by providing a more efficient way to manage password visibility.

This feature adds a "Status" column to the Admin Console grids for Companies and Affiliate Deals, displaying whether they are Pending, Active, or Suspended. The status matches the billing setup status, providing a clear view of company activity on the admin console.

This feature enhances the Admin Console by displaying key columns related to POS Systems, including system name and API Key, making it easier for administrators to manage their companies and affiliates. The updated interface also includes an eye icon to reveal the actual API Key value.

This feature limits the primary user's options on the Affiliate Deals right click menu to prevent unnecessary actions and improve their workflow. The updated menu now only offers view-related options, such as viewing users, sales, and purchase orders.

This feature allows users to select multiple external notes when adding ticket groups, providing a more intuitive and user-friendly experience by replacing the existing dropdown with a checkbox-based selection option. This change enhances consistency with other features in the application.

This feature allows users to safely roll back a "catch-all" transaction if a request fails, preventing accidental reuse of user data. This ensures the integrity of user data and prevents unintended caching or re-use.

This feature removes the ability to automatically create a Purchase Agreement (PA) when adding tickets during the Add Tickets process, ensuring that users can select from existing purchasing accounts and avoid autofilling incorrect information. The vendor field is also now grayed out and autocompletes with relevant data, while removing the password field altogether.

This feature updates the dashboard and customization tool with new styles based on a recent Figma design update, ensuring consistency between our application's UI and the latest design guidelines. The updated designs are now reflected in the FE product, providing a more cohesive user experience.

When creating or editing a company in our system, users can now select from a list of pre-approved "POS Systems" that match the company's type. The selected POS System is optional and does not require an associated key, but if entered manually, it will be validated against existing settings.

As a Consigner, you can easily add purchasing accounts related to all accepted vendors by selecting from a comprehensive list of valid vendor accounts. This feature ensures that all relevant information is accurately linked to the purchasing accounts.

This feature updates the left navigation bar to display options in a logical order and hierarchy, making it easier for users to access relevant features based on their role. The updated layout also includes default landing pages after login, ensuring a streamlined user experience.

This feature restricts the appearance of the right-click menu in Admin Console when multiple entries are selected, preventing potentially confusing or incompatible actions from being displayed. This change aims to improve user experience and reduce errors caused by ambiguous menu options.

This feature updates the phone number input field to accept both national and international formats, allowing users to enter phone numbers in various common formats, such as country codes and area codes. This enhancement improves user experience and accessibility for international users.

New Super Admin users can now successfully log into the system after recent account creations. This feature resolves an issue where newly created Super Admin users were previously unable to access the system.

This feature connects "Create" buttons in the Admin console to their corresponding forms, allowing users to easily access and fill out necessary information when creating new companies, affiliate deals, or users. Upon clicking on each button, users are redirected to the relevant form for completion.

This feature integrates deal structures with company creation and edition forms, ensuring that the "Deal Structure" dropdown accurately reflects existing deals and their associated structures. This enhancement improves data consistency and reduces errors when creating or editing companies.

When creating a new user, the system incorrectly redirects users to an admin console instead of the intended user management page. This issue also affects the "Cancel" button, causing incorrect redirects in that scenario as well.

This feature allows users to easily view and filter Purchase Orders by their creation date, with options for filtering by specific time periods or performing a custom search. The new "creation date" column on the Purchase Orders grid enables users to quickly find POs based on when they were created.

When logging into the system for the first time on a new user session or incognito window, users are incorrectly redirected to an incorrect URL. The system now correctly redirects users to the intended dashboard page after a few seconds.

When creating a new user through the User Management settings, users will now receive an error message instead of encountering an internal server error. This change resolves the issue where users were previously unable to create a new user due to the 500 error.

The feature resolves an issue where creating a new company would result in a 500 internal server error. It now allows users to successfully create companies without encountering this error.

This feature updates the Top Bar user sign pop-up to display the correct company information based on the user's role and affiliation type. It ensures that Super Admins are shown as part of "AnyTickets Team", while non-Super Admins with a Consigner or Company affiliation are displayed with their respective titles.

This feature defines a database schema to securely store billing information from Stripe transactions, including transaction IDs, upload timestamps, and customer information, while maintaining PCI compliance. The schema ensures sensitive data is stored in accordance with regulatory requirements.

As a Super Admin, you can now right-click on companies, affiliates, and users to quickly manage their details, including editing, viewing, and deleting. This feature provides a streamlined way to perform bulk actions and access company-specific information with just a few clicks.

The feature resolves an issue where an error message persists after closing a modal window, allowing users to successfully interact with the modal again. This fix ensures that the error message is cleared when the modal is reopened.

When entering an invalid username or password, the system will now display a more informative error message to help users correct their input. This change aims to provide clearer feedback on what went wrong with their credentials.

The "Purchasing Accounts" feature adds a new navigation bar item that redirects to a purchasing accounts screen, where users can view and manage their purchase orders. Upon clicking on this item, it now redirects to the "Purchase Orders" screen instead of "Purchases".

This feature resolves issues with User Management, allowing users to read, update, and deactivate users without errors. The fix enables seamless CRUD operations for Users and Affiliates within the system.

The "Apply styles to Sign Up" feature updates the Sign Up form to align with the new style guide, ensuring consistency across the application. This change reflects the updated design principles and enhances user experience.

The "Apply styles to Log In" feature updates the login form to conform with the new style guide, ensuring consistency across the application. This change enhances the overall user experience by aligning the login process with the rest of the platform's visual identity.

When attempting to reset a password, users will now receive a clear error message instead of encountering a generic "Error 500" response. This change aims to improve the user experience by providing more informative and helpful feedback when issues occur during the password reset process.

This feature resolves an issue where users were encountering errors 401 and 500 when attempting to log in, preventing them from accessing the system. It improves login functionality to ensure a smoother user experience.

This feature allows consigners to create and manage companies and affiliates while automatically generating a POS API key for each new entity. The API key is linked to the company or affiliate information in the database, enabling seamless integration between creation processes.

This feature adds confirmation and error messages to Company CRUD operations, providing users with clear feedback on the outcome of creation or editing processes. This enhances the user experience by clearly communicating success or failure outcomes.

When you log in with a new username, you'll see notifications from your previous login sessions. This means that notifications won't be cleared when switching to a different user account.

When a user's session expires while they're actively using TicFlip, the app will display a notification prompting them to log in again. If the session is down, users will be automatically redirected back to the login page.

This feature resolves an issue where users encountered a 500 Internal Server Error when trying to reset their password. It now allows users to successfully reset their passwords without encountering this error.

When resetting your password, pressing the "Enter" key on your keyboard won't send an email to reset your password. Instead, it will cause the page to refresh without taking any further action.

This feature requires all user accounts to complete company information before activation, restricting access for inactive companies and allowing primary users to set up billing information. It also updates the company status in the database to reflect this new requirement.

This feature allows users to securely store their credit card information through the Stripe Payment Methods API, eliminating the need to handle sensitive payment card industry (PCI) data directly. This integration enables TicFlip's Billing Setup form to accept and securely store credit card payments without compromising user privacy or security.

This feature adds support for Prisma Multidb to the TicFlip-Core package, enabling users to manage multiple databases using a single interface. This enhancement simplifies database management and provides a more streamlined experience for users working with multiple databases.

When trying to reset your password with an incorrect email address, you will now see a more accurate error message indicating that either your username or password is incorrect, rather than "User not found". This change improves the clarity and helpfulness of the error message.

Consigners can now quickly and easily import multiple purchasing accounts into TicFlip at once, streamlining the onboarding process and saving time. This feature provides a bulk import modal to simplify the integration of existing accounts with TicFlip.

As a Consigner, I can view all my linked purchasing accounts in a searchable grid view, making it easy to manage credentials and track connected vendor accounts on TicFlip. This feature allows me to efficiently organize and access my purchasing accounts in one place.

As a Consigner, I can now easily add new purchasing accounts to my TicFlip account, expanding my ticket sourcing options and allowing TicFlip to access tickets from vendor platforms. This feature enables me to manage multiple vendors in one place, streamlining my workflow.

This feature updates the user interface for affiliate deal creation and editing forms, adding logic to remove existing deals and linking them to POS accounts. It also includes phone and email validation on both creation and edit forms to ensure accurate data entry.

This feature updates the dashboard UI to align with new design styles, ensuring consistency across all TicFlip screens and making it easier to maintain and update the interface in the future.

This feature allows users to link their ACH accounts directly with Stripe through the Financial Connections API, enabling secure authentication and sharing of account information without exposing sensitive banking details. This integration streamlines the payment process by automating the linking of ACH accounts to Stripe's platform.

This feature allows users to electronically complete and sign IRS forms W-9 and W-8 via Docusign, streamlining the collection process for billing purposes. Users are redirected to a secure DocuSign-hosted signing session from the Billing Setup form, making it easier to obtain required documentation.

As a company administrator, you can easily manage your company's billing information, including contacts, tax documents, and payment methods, to ensure compliance with financial regulations. The new Billing Setup screen provides a secure and streamlined way to configure these details through Stripe integration.

This feature removes double vertical scroll bars from the entire system, providing a cleaner and more streamlined user interface. This change improves overall usability and reduces visual clutter.

This feature allows users to select their type from a dropdown list, providing a clear and accessible way to identify user types. The updated interface displays the selected type next to the user's name, enhancing user visibility and management.

As a Consigner, you can now trigger the CatchAll API to automatically send new items added by TicFlip users to multiple points of sale, streamlining the inventory publishing process. This feature ensures that inventory information is up-to-date and accessible to various sales channels.

This feature creates a sales panel that allows users to view purchase orders (POs) associated with their affiliate ID, along with related ticket groups and grid details. Upon loading the sales panel, it displays a sales grid populated with this information.

Consigners can now view their sales data in a centralized panel, which provides detailed information on each sale, including sales records and associated invoices. The panel features customizable filters by time period, allowing consigners to easily track and analyze their sales trends.

This feature allows users to view and search purchase orders from their inventory, with the ability to right-click on an item in the Inventory Management Screen to access this functionality. Users can then select "View POs" to be redirected to a dedicated screen displaying relevant purchase order information.

When adding inventory, users can link it to existing Purchase Orders (POs) and Tickets, creating a seamless workflow for managing affiliate IDs and related transactions. This feature integrates POs with Ticketing and Event data, streamlining inventory management processes.

This feature updates the Events+Inventory screen to display all existing Trade Goods (TG) records linked to the user's Company and its affiliates, including those created by other users within the same affiliate or parent company. The updated view shows a broader range of TGs associated with the user's organization.

The frontend implementation allows users to access the application's main features and functionality through an intuitive interface. This feature provides a user-friendly experience, enabling seamless interaction with the application.

Consigners can now view and manage their listings from a centralized hub, "Events + Inventory", which provides easy access to all essential ticket management operations. This feature allows consigners to efficiently navigate and control their inventory from one intuitive screen.

This feature integrates event information from an external API into our database, allowing users to access both event details and venue information when generating purchase orders. The integration ensures that this data is stored securely alongside ticketing information for future reference.

The feature integrates the Events API with the "Select Event" section, allowing users to search for events by name, venue, or performer through a searchable input field. This enables users to easily find relevant events when accessing the "Select Event" section.

This feature enables users to submit their data through a frontend form, which is then processed and stored in the database via a secure backend API endpoint. The API handles specific backend fields, validates user input, and ensures error handling for seamless data submission.

This feature automatically generates Purchase Orders (POs) when Tickets (TGs) are listed by users, allowing for seamless integration between the Add Tickets form and API. When a user clicks "Create PO" on the Add Tickets screen, a corresponding PO is created at the same time.

As a Consigner, you can now easily add tickets to sell by selecting one or more events and confirming the necessary information, which will then be displayed on a new screen. This feature allows users to streamline their inventory management process by adding tickets in bulk.

This feature enables users to view a preview of submitted form data and retain the original values in the form fields for future reference. When submitting a form, the system will now display a preview section with entered data and preserve the user's input in the form fields after submission.

The Event Summary Bar has been updated to display important event details in a clear and organized manner, including event name, date/time, venue, and a "Change Event" button. This change aims to improve user experience by providing essential context for events during the workflow.

This feature enables the creation, reading, updating, and deletion of deal structures through a set of backend APIs, allowing users to manage their sales data efficiently. It also includes validation rules to ensure accurate and consistent entry of deal structure fields.

As a Super Admin, you can manage different deal structures for affiliates through TicFlip, allowing flexibility to adjust and accommodate various contract types. The system supports multiple deal types, including net, gross, and tiered deals, without being hardcoded into the database.

Purchase Order Created" to help users quickly identify the purpose of the message.

This feature enables a secure password reset email to be sent automatically when a user initiates a password reset request. The email template is designed to provide an additional layer of security and prompt the user to take action to complete the reset process.

This feature redesigns the password reset email to match TicFlip's brand style and ensure consistency across all company-affiliated accounts. The updated template follows standard Figma guidelines for a secure and user-friendly experience.

This feature ensures that the top-right corner display of a user's username and company name is updated correctly after logging out and switching to another user. The initial login information from the first user who logged in will now be reflected accurately for subsequent users.

When creating a new user, users will now receive an error message instead of a 500 Internal Server Error, ensuring a smoother and more informative experience.

The "Affiliates Table" feature has been updated to populate its fields correctly, ensuring accurate and reliable data for users. This improvement resolves issues with the affiliates table not displaying expected information.

This feature ensures that the full name and company affiliation of users are consistently displayed as "Frank Graziano - Alliance" in all relevant contexts. This maintains a consistent and professional user representation throughout the application.

This feature limits the visibility of user management information to only the company or affiliate associated with the primary user, enhancing data privacy and security. It ensures that users can only view their own affiliated companies' information, rather than all available companies.

The "Users Table" feature has been updated to accurately populate user fields, ensuring that relevant information is displayed consistently across the platform. This improvement enhances the overall user experience by providing a more complete and accurate representation of users.

This feature updates the User Creation and Edit forms with new UI designs, phone and email validation, and removes permission selection checkboxes, ensuring a more streamlined user experience for creating and editing users. The changes also include different form layouts depending on the type of user interacting with them.

The Admin Console feature updates the navigation bar to include an "Admin Console" tab, replacing the existing "User Management" option. The new page features a multi-tab layout with Company, Affiliate, and Users sections, along with a global search bar that filters across all three tabs.

This feature allows Super Admins to create and edit company information, with validation for phone and email fields to ensure accurate data entry. The form is designed to be user-friendly and secure, with specific permissions and restrictions in place to maintain data integrity.

As an administrator, you can create and manage affiliates, including companies and consigners, to track their relationships with deals over time. This feature allows for flexible deal structures tailored to each affiliate's type of contract.

This feature enables users to securely log in to the system using an email address and password, with a "Forgot Password" button for recovery. The login API also includes a logout method and error handling for invalid credentials.

As a seller, you can securely log in to your account using your email and password, with options to reset your password in the future. Upon successful login, you'll be redirected to the dashboard and logged out when you click the logout button at the bottom of the navigation bar.

This feature develops a secure and user-friendly login screen with an email field, password field, forgot password button, and error message display for failed login attempts, ensuring a professional experience. The login page is designed to match the provided Figma file and provides a seamless user experience upon successful login.

This feature establishes the database schema for user management, including affiliates and roles, ensuring data integrity and relationships between tables. The schema includes constraints to enforce unique values in key fields such as email, phone, and company ID.

This feature sets up the infrastructure for the TicFlip app, including a robust PostgreSQL database with Terraform and a scalable serverless architecture. The setup includes blue/green deployment options and caching for improved performance in production.

This feature allows users to reset their passwords by clicking "Forgot Password?" on the login screen, which opens a modal window that sends a password recovery email and provides instructions for resetting their password. The design includes a user-friendly interface for sending and receiving the recovery email.

This feature sets up required environment variables for sending emails through our email service, ensuring seamless integration with AWS and providing a consistent configuration across environments. The updated variables will be used to authenticate and authorize email requests.

The new feature allows affiliates to create custom deal structures with TicFlip, enabling flexibility in structuring different types of deals, such as net and gross deals, with varying percentages. A dynamic database schema is implemented to accommodate these custom deal structures, ensuring a seamless experience for affiliates.

This feature allows logged-in users to view purchase orders and associated ticket groups for their affiliated customers, providing a centralized overview of customer activity. It integrates backend APIs and database queries to fetch relevant data in real-time.

This feature sets up a Quality Assurance (QA) environment for our repository, allowing us to test and validate our application's functionality in a controlled setting. The QA environment is configured with specific database URLs for testing purposes.

This feature introduces a new "Sales Panel" interface in the frontend, providing a streamlined way for users to view and manage sales data. The panel allows for easy navigation and visualization of key sales metrics, enhancing overall user experience.

When an invoice in BOE is marked as paid despite being declined by Adyen, this feature ensures that the transaction is correctly linked to the invoice and marks it as unpaid. This resolves discrepancies between payment status and actual payment outcome.

This feature enhances the performance of the Prisma engine in the ticflip-tickets-api by minifying the code using esbuild, ensuring optimal functionality and improved performance. The update involves relocating the Prisma engine to its correct path for seamless operation.

The new feature updates the TicFlip logo to match the SeatHQ branding, ensuring consistency across the platform. This change enhances the overall visual identity of SeatHQ.

This feature allows users to create a new color palette for SeatHQ that seamlessly integrates with the platform's updated logo. Users can modify and customize their color scheme using a new set of design options provided in a linked Figma file.

Consigners can now easily view and manage their orders and fulfillment statuses through a dedicated screen, providing comprehensive information on each order's status and details. This feature streamlines the process of tracking and resolving order fulfillment issues for consigners.

The "Design Improved Widgets View" feature enhances the visual organization and usability of widget settings, making it easier for users to customize and manage their widgets. This updated design improves the overall user experience by providing a more intuitive and streamlined interface.

This feature allows users to view the reason why a payment was declined, enabling them to identify and address issues. It captures and stores this information in the database for future reference.

This feature updates the mapping between Account Reps, Sales Reps, Reservations, and Invoices in the SI Tickets system to match the commission report requirements for Gotham 2026. The updated mapping ensures accurate tracking of accounts with reservations and invoices, based on a provided lookup table from Gotham.

The new Tab Navigation System for the Consignment Tool allows users to switch between screens without closing their current tasks, making it easier to work on multiple projects simultaneously. The system also highlights the currently open tab and enables users to move and rearrange tabs as needed.

This feature improves the stability of the TicFlip QA environment by addressing existing issues such as data inconsistencies and incorrect field behaviors, ensuring a clean and reliable space for testing the emerging product. The updated environment will facilitate quick and stable testing, allowing developers to focus on product development rather than troubleshooting technical issues.

The Event Series feature has been updated to allow users to easily add events to their series, providing a seamless experience for managing and tracking events. This change resolves the issue where users could not see available events to add to their series.

When an order with a failed delivery in NFL is processed, the system triggers a Slack alert to notify the relevant team, including an order ID and cart ID. This ensures that the issue is escalated promptly to prevent further delays or issues.

As an admin, you can set terms and conditions for fans to agree to when tickets are processed over the phone. A pop-up prompt will appear on active invoices, requiring fans to sign off on the agreed terms before proceeding.

The QA Marketplace feature has an issue with incorrect styling in the footer links for users in the QA environment. This styling correction will be applied to ensure a consistent user experience.

This feature resolves issues with failed NFL orders, sending automated alerts to Slack and notifying teams when more than 0 log events match against monitored queries within the last 5 minutes. It helps resolve delivery failures for specific order IDs in a timely manner.

This feature creates automated testing pipelines for three environments (QA, UAT, and Prod) to support the new primary price template API repository. The pipelines enable seamless testing and deployment of changes across these environments.

When a partner user completes a box office transaction with auto-print enabled, they now receive an error message instead of being able to print tickets directly from the payment process. Users can still access ticket printing through the "Print Tickets" option in Transaction Detail.

When an invoice is marked as partially paid but there are no actual payments recorded, the system incorrectly displays a partial payment amount. This issue occurs when NYRB members receive invoices with no corresponding transactions in Adyen or BOE records.

When a payment is refunded on a payment plan, the payment schedule should update to reflect that the payment has not been made. Currently, the "make payment" area still guides users to make the next scheduled payment after the refund, rather than acknowledging the refund.

This feature improves the display of account credit applications to payment plans, ensuring that users see the correct transaction amount instead of displaying an incorrect 100x value. It enhances the accuracy and transparency of the payment plan process for BOE admins.

When opening certain NFL events on the site, users are experiencing errors that prevent them from viewing ticket prices. The goal of this investigation is to identify and resolve the root cause of these issues.

This feature enables global authentication for all Insights APIs by creating a single AWS Lambda function that verifies client JWT tokens and passes necessary authentication data to the APIs. This approach follows best practices and allows for easy reuse across multiple API endpoints.

This feature updates the credit for the specified email address to reflect a reduction of $22,931.37, resulting in a new balance of $0. This change ensures that the account is accurately reflected as having zero outstanding balance for the New York Red Bulls customer.

This feature ensures that when an invoice is marked as "Paid In Full" but still has outstanding payments, it accurately reflects the current payment status. It updates the invoice and payment statuses to reflect any remaining balance or pending payments.

The Gotham FC Manifest Report provides a grid view of seat status, including open, sold, and hold seats, along with ticket details such as category and new price. This report offers a more detailed look at each seat's status, replacing the map view for better visibility.

The new payment method feature allows RBNY customers to successfully store their credit cards for future transactions. Previously, this functionality was unavailable, causing issues for users trying to add a payment method.

The Copy Events feature is not working as expected in UAT, causing incorrect data to be copied into the database. The issue appears to be related to how JSON fields are handled during copying, resulting in escaped and stringified data instead of the intended format.

The marketplace ticket selection page now correctly formats for events/series with multiple ticket types, ensuring that users can select tickets without being hindered by overlapping page elements. This improvement enhances the overall user experience on the platform.

When a customer pays for an installation plan using account credits, the plan will now be marked as "paid in full" to reflect this. This ensures accurate billing and payment tracking for both customers and administrators.

This feature enables partners to access and query member data through an external API, providing endpoints for retrieving lists of customers, individual customer information, and sales representatives. This allows the RB team to build integrations with external tools using this data.

When making a payment for an event series reservation, users are prompted to select an available card, but the due payment is not automatically associated with their existing card. Instead, they receive an error message asking them to add a new payment method.

This feature resolves an issue where customer profile payment summaries were not loading correctly, displaying incorrect or zero values for totals, paid amounts, due amounts, and progress bars. It aims to improve the accuracy of payment summaries for BOE customers, providing a clearer view of their outstanding balances and payment history.

To prepare for an upcoming auto-payment date on October 15th, we are disabling payment failure notifications for RBNY - Partner ID #430 to prevent customer confusion. This change will ensure that customers receive accurate information about the issue and allow our team to resolve any problems before the payment runs.

This feature enables partners to securely query and retrieve events data from our platform using an external API, with support for listing all events, retrieving individual events by ID, and secure authentication via API key and IP address whitelisting. The API will provide a clear and consistent URL structure for easy integration with external tools.

This feature enables partners to access and query reservation data through an external API, allowing the RB team to build integrations with external tools. The API provides endpoints for retrieving reservations by event, customer, or individually, facilitating data exchange between systems.

This feature resolves an issue with exporting payment plan data from the Event Series Payment Plans Tab in the BOE Series. It allows users to successfully export all relevant data without encountering errors.

This feature re-runs the 9/15 auto-payment chron job for approximately 217 season ticket plans with outstanding balances, ensuring timely collection of missed payments. The re-run is triggered on October 15th to collect 9/15 payments from accounts that were previously unable to process due to incomplete or inactive payment information.

When an order is placed for multiple tickets, but only one ticket is delivered, our system will automatically update the order status to reflect the correct quantity received. This ensures that customers are informed of any discrepancies and can take necessary actions.

Orders #778621 and #778581 failed to pass riskification, suggesting issues with vendor orders and ticket delivery. Investigation will focus on identifying the root cause of this issue and implementing a fix to prevent similar failures in the future.

When a customer places an order for multiple tickets, the system should correctly fulfill both seats. Currently, this feature fails to deliver on its promise, resulting in customers receiving only one ticket despite paying for two.

This feature ensures that customers receive the correct number of tickets for their orders, preventing errors like Order #750772 where 2 tickets were ordered but only 1 was delivered. The feature aims to improve accuracy and customer satisfaction for event ticket orders.

This feature resolves an issue where two tickets were purchased for an order but only one was received. It ensures that the correct number of tickets is associated with each order to prevent such discrepancies in the future.

The feature resolves an issue where customers were unable to select all available seats for NFL orders, resulting in incorrect seat assignments. It now ensures that all seats are correctly displayed and selectable during the order process.

When an order is marked as "Delivery Failed NFL", the system will trigger an alert and notify users via Slack about the issue, providing details such as the order ID and cart ID. This feature ensures that users are informed when their orders experience issues with delivery.

When NFL orders fail due to delivery issues, the order status is updated to "failed" and customer payments are automatically refunded. This feature ensures that customers receive a refund when their tickets cannot be delivered as expected.

When an order fails to be delivered via NFL, a Slack alert is triggered to notify the team. The feature also sends a notification to the DataDog Slack channel with details of the failed delivery and relevant logs.

When a payment fails for an NFL order, the system will trigger a Slack alert to notify the customer and team about the failed delivery. The feature also logs the issue in Datadog for further analysis and tracking.

When an order for NFL tickets fails to deliver, our system will automatically trigger a manual process to update the order status and send a notification to the customer via email. This ensures that customers are informed of any issues with their ticket delivery.

This feature investigates and resolves failed NFL delivery alerts, ensuring that critical notifications are sent to users in a timely manner. The feature also analyzes the root cause of the issue and identifies reasons why alerts were not sent for order #776045.

When an order is marked as "NFL" and fails to deliver, this feature triggers a notification in Slack with the order details, ensuring that the issue is escalated and monitored. It also logs the failed delivery attempt for future analysis and troubleshooting.

This feature resolves an issue where orders with active status and unshipped delivery status were not generating failed delivery logs or alerts, allowing for improved proactive monitoring of such issues in the future. The fix ensures that these types of orders now trigger the correct logging criteria to facilitate earlier detection of potential root causes.

This feature automatically triggers a notification to the DataDog Slack channel when an order fails delivery, specifically for NFL events. It ensures that the issue is escalated and logged for further investigation.

This feature addresses an issue with failed deliveries for specific orders, ensuring that the integration of tickets is corrected to prevent such failures in the future. It aims to resolve a problem related to NFL ticket fixes and improve overall order processing reliability.

When an order is marked as "Delivery Failed NFL", the system will trigger a notification to the Slack channel, alerting administrators of the issue. This ensures that team members are informed and can take action to resolve the problem.

When an order with a failed delivery is detected, the feature triggers a Slack alert to notify the team, providing details about the order and the specific log events that led to the failure. This ensures timely notification of potential issues with orders in progress.

This feature ensures that all tickets from an order are synced to the user's web store account, resolving the issue of only one ticket being visible. It aims to provide a complete and accurate view of purchased tickets in the WS My Tickets section.

This feature improves the onboarding process for customers by directly routing them from the renewal email to the login page, reducing the delay of seeing a loading screen before logging in.

This feature allows customers to view their paid invoices with more accurate information for General Admission (GA) tickets, which do not include row and seat numbers. The feature either hides this information or displays "N/A" instead of the missing details.

Upon successful payment, customers will receive an order confirmation email with clear details of the payment, including the last 4 digits of the card number and billing address. This updated email aims to provide more transparency and clarity about the transaction process.

This feature allows customers to view their outstanding invoices and payment schedules. The updated design will also improve the readability of the Payment Options section on Venue, making it easier to view payment methods without truncation.

This feature allows customers to switch between invoices without losing their payment option progress, ensuring that the correct details are updated and displayed. When switching between invoices, users will now be taken back to the summary step 1, preventing confusion about their payment options.

When using the "Split" payment option, customers can view all available payment methods and the corresponding charges for each one. This allows them to review their payment details before completing the transaction.

This feature allows customers to add payment methods using both Stripe v1 and v2, ensuring compatibility with partners who still use version 1 of the payment gateway.

The feature resolves an issue on the Event Page where the top section with event details fails to load when visiting a secondary event page. In contrast, the primary event page loads correctly using a secondary template.

This feature improves the searchability of events within the BOE UAT demo environment, ensuring that users can easily find and access relevant events in both groups.

The BOE UAT Demo Environment has an issue where orders are not syncing properly with events, causing tickets to be visible in the marketplace but not updating correctly. This prevents users from seeing the latest order information for specific event orders (e.g. Order Number: 637936).

This feature resolves the issue where data from new partner groups and events is not syncing properly with the BOE UAT. It enables seamless synchronization of newly created content to ensure accurate market presence for partners.

This feature resolves an issue where invoices were not syncing properly during the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Business Operations Environment (BOE). It ensures that invoices are now synced correctly, allowing for accurate tracking and management.

This feature resolves the CORS error that prevented users from accessing their own tickets when trying to log in. It now allows users to view and manage their tickets without encountering this issue.

This feature updates the Bo Ticket API to fix missing code, ensuring accurate and reliable data exchange between systems. The updated API will improve overall system performance and functionality.

This feature resolves issues with saved payment methods in both Business Operations Engine (BOE) and Web Services UAT. It ensures that payment methods added through WS UAT are displayed in BOE and persisted for future use.

This feature resolves an error that occurs when launching mobile apps on iOS and Android devices immediately after installation. It ensures a smoother user experience by resolving the initial launch issue.

This feature resolves an issue where tickets purchased through a QA event are not synced to the "My Tickets" section in the Marketplace, allowing customers to view their orders correctly. The fix ensures that tickets from QA events are now properly synchronized with the Marketplace, resolving the discrepancy for customers.

The feature resolves an issue where payment dates were displayed inconsistently across Quality Assurance Workspace (QA WS) and Human Network (HN). This inconsistency has been resolved to ensure accurate and consistent display of payment dates in both systems.

The "Pay" button on Marketplace QA is unresponsive when clicked, failing to process payments despite visual feedback from hover and click interactions.

This feature resolves daily sync issues with Airflow by automatically sending error notifications to users via Slack when syncing fails. It aims to improve the reliability and visibility of data synchronization in Airflow workflows.

This feature optimizes slow queries on the public.nfl_daily_snapshot table in our database by creating indexes on specific columns to improve query performance. This should reduce the time it takes for users to access and analyze NFL daily snapshot data.

The feature resolves an issue where a missing table in the backend job caused errors during execution. It now correctly handles the "Change Email Expirated Link" job by updating the corresponding table without errors.

This feature resolves errors that occur when connecting to Business Intelligence Data Assets (BI DAGs) and allows users to successfully load data into their workspaces. It improves the reliability of data connections, enabling users to access and analyze their data more efficiently.

This feature automatically removes large unused images from production environments to free up storage space and improve overall performance. It ensures that only necessary images are retained in production, reducing clutter and improving site speed.

This feature updates the Event Series/Event Reservation email template to replace "[Event Series Name]" with "Event Name", ensuring consistency and accuracy in communication. The change aims to improve clarity and user experience when sending event-related emails.

The Ticflip Backend API pipeline has been improved to prevent failures that previously prevented users from updating their information. This update ensures a smoother user experience when attempting to make changes to their account details.

The new email API feature allows users to easily send and receive emails through the application, providing a seamless communication experience. This update resolves a pipeline build error that previously prevented the production deployment of the email API.

This feature improves the reliability of mobile pipelines by addressing issues that cause them to fail. It aims to enhance the overall user experience and reduce errors in mobile app deployment and testing.

This feature resolves an issue with incorrect records appearing in listings, ensuring that the data is accurate and reliable. It improves the overall quality of the listings file, providing a better user experience for those relying on this data.

As an administrator, users should be able to edit attribute names in customer profiles, allowing for flexibility and customization of profile information. This feature enables admins to update attribute names alongside values, ensuring accurate and up-to-date profile data.

As an admin, you can now save customer profile attributes without assigning a value, allowing for more flexibility when creating profiles. This feature ensures that attribute names remain available even if their corresponding values are not provided.

When making a payment through the customer profile, the system now saves the last four digits of the payment card number and the card brand in the database. This ensures that payment information is accurately recorded and retained for future reference.

When an administrator makes a payment through the customer's current invoice page, the system will now only send one order confirmation email instead of multiple emails. This change simplifies the payment process for administrators and reduces unnecessary communication with customers.

As a Partner Admin, this feature allows you to view detailed information about tickets, including customer details, sold user IDs, and event data. This enables more accurate tracking of ticket data issues.

When an admin reserves an event series and a customer pays it in full, the ticket will be automatically added to the customer's "My Account" section. This ensures that customers can easily view and manage their paid reservations.

This feature allows BOE Admins to view structured customer and transaction metadata for payments made through Refund and Make a Payment actions in BOE, which are now visible in the Adyen Customer Area portal. This provides a more detailed understanding of payment transactions and their associated customer information.

This feature improves the display of warnings when merging event series, providing a clearer and more user-friendly experience for users. It enhances the overall functionality of event management by reducing potential errors and improving data integrity.

This feature resolves issues with warnings on the Transactions page for event series, improving user experience and reducing errors. It enhances the functionality of the platform to provide clearer and more accurate information to users.

When purchasing an event series with an advanced purchase type, a spinning 3-dot menu appears instead of allowing users to proceed with their booking. This issue has been resolved to enable seamless placement of reservations on the purchase screen.

This feature resolves an issue where the total value of a click payment plan was incorrectly displayed as "invalid" when viewed in detail. It now displays the correct total value for users to easily understand their payment obligations.

When attempting to complete checkout as a customer on an event iframe page in QA mode, users are presented with a generic "Due to High Demand" error message. This issue does not occur in production environments and is currently under investigation for possible timeout config issues in the sandbox environment.

When updating a venue page, admins can now add a top ad banner without losing the previously set banner. To maintain the old banner, admins must manually remove it before making changes and selecting a new banner to upload.

When searching for a venue and applying filters, an admin can add a top ad banner to the Venue page, which dynamically expands to reveal additional details about the venue. This allows users to view more information related to the venue, starting from assets to bio section, based on applied filters.

The DynamoDB Sync Scan feature has been updated to handle access denied exceptions when scanning DynamoDB tables. This fix allows the feature to continue running even if it encounters an AccessDeniedException error due to insufficient permissions.

This feature resolves an issue where the Business Operations Exchange (BOE) checkout process failed for partners configured to use Stripe v2 payment gateway. It now successfully processes payments for these partner configurations.

This feature adds required fields to the Adyen partner configuration, allowing users to store and manage their Adyen settings more efficiently. The new fields will be used to store the Partner's Store ID and Sub Merchant ID, ensuring accurate payment processing for Adyen payments.

When processing a payment using a saved Adyen card in our system, a 500 error occurs due to a missing required field, preventing the payment from being processed and triggering an automatic refund. This issue is resolved when the payment_method field is correctly populated during the invoice_payments.create() operation.

This feature resolves an issue with bulk imports where certain category lines of code were inadvertently removed, causing the import process to fail. The update now allows for successful bulk imports by re-including these missing category lines.

The Autopay Merge Resolution feature fixes an issue where the autopay column was removed from bulk imports during the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) process. This update resolves the error that occurred when trying to merge data with autopay information.

When creating a new event, users will now be able to see the available time slots again, allowing them to select the correct time. This fix resolves the issue where time selection fields were previously hidden after selecting date/time.

The feature fixes an issue in the "Group" section of the My Invoice page, allowing users to select and manage groups correctly. This update resolves the error that previously prevented users from accessing this functionality.

The "Make a Payment" feature in BOE Customer Profiles has been fixed to successfully process payments for customers with a payment plan. Previously, users were unable to make payments due to an issue where the total amount was displayed as $0.00 and no new transaction was created after a successful message.

The "Edit Event Page" feature has been fixed to resolve the issue that prevented users from making changes to event details. This update improves the functionality of the event page, allowing users to edit and manage events more effectively.

This feature resolves an issue where users were seeing additional tickets in their ticket section labeled as "event series". The fix ensures that these tickets are not displayed separately from the main ticket list.

This feature resolves an issue where the CartItem and CartItemTotals were not merging correctly in the BOE (Business Operations Engine) system. It improves the accuracy of cart totals and item information during checkout processes.

This feature optimizes database queries to prevent timeouts and errors when creating Event Series in Prod Green, ensuring a smoother user experience. The update reduces the load on the database instance, preventing it from reaching critical thresholds.

This feature removes the "Adjust Payment" button and modal from the marketplace, providing a cleaner user experience for customers. The removal of these elements aligns with the requirement to eliminate unnecessary features.

This feature improves the customer profile creation process by ensuring that the "Save" button is only active when all required fields are filled in. A visual indicator (* next to Address) and a clear warning message will be added to help users understand when they need to complete additional information.

When using a non-Adyen payment processor, certain fields are automatically removed from the checkout process to simplify the user experience. This change ensures that users can complete their purchases without being prompted for unnecessary information.

This feature prevents administrators from editing event details after the due date has been set and a ticket has been booked, ensuring consistency and preventing potential disruptions. It ensures that once an event is in progress, its details cannot be altered by admins.

This feature removes the incorrect Meta Pixel ID from Legends of Monster Trucks order pages to prevent conflicts with ad optimization and triggering duplicate PageView events. It ensures that only the correct, client-owned Meta Pixel ID is installed on these pages.

This feature removes Event Series synced orders from existing user tickets and prevents new orders with Event Series from being created. It updates the API to return a list of booleans indicating which events are part of a broken Event Series, allowing for their removal.

This feature removes the outdated term "section" from the North Bay Battalion Partner map, updating it to reflect its accurate name, Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens. The change improves the map's clarity and consistency with other partner maps in the system.

The Transactions page now loads faster, reducing the initial delay from over 5 seconds. This improvement enhances the overall user experience and responsiveness of the feature.

This feature allows event organizers to customize the email subject line when purchasing tickets across multiple groups for an event. The subject line will now display either the individual group name or a comma-separated list of all participating groups, depending on the number of groups and events involved.

When printing tickets for multiple events in a single transaction, the feature displays all event details from a single event, while allowing users to customize ticket types and add attachments such as video evidence, email PDFs, and BOE PDFs. This ensures that all printed tickets accurately reflect the details of a single event, rather than each individual event separately.

When switching partners, the cart will remain clear of any items that were purchased with the previous partner, ensuring a seamless shopping experience. Additionally, the tickets inventory will be released for the new partner, allowing users to purchase and manage their tickets as needed.

The feature allows BOE admins to view which seats are already selected on the seat map for multiple events in a single cart. This enables admins to easily identify and manage selected seats across different events.

The "Remove filter box on Create Group page" feature removes an unnecessary filter box from the Group Edit page to provide a cleaner and more streamlined experience for users creating new groups. This change simplifies the process of creating groups without distractions.

This feature allows users to find and access commission services within the platform. It resolves an issue where these services were previously not discoverable.

This feature allows customers to view their payment history on auto-pay invoices, ensuring they can track the completion status of each payment. The updated Reservation page now displays the number of completed payments for auto-pay invoices.

When a user clicks on a deep link, they will be redirected to their profile page and prompted to enter a new password. After entering the new password, the payment form will open automatically on the profile page.

This feature removes the word "section" from the top-left corner of the map for the Sports Illustrated Stadium location in Gotham FC partner accounts, making it easier to view. The change was made to prevent this text from being editable through Venue Seating in BOE.

When viewing a customer's payment methods, the feature now ensures that the correct payment methods are displayed based on the currently selected customer profile, rather than showing outdated information. This improves the accuracy and relevance of the payment method display for each customer.

As a BOE Admin, you can now restrict access to the "Pay In Full" payment option on Event/Event Series Boxoffice when using Stripe as the payment processor. This ensures that admins cannot inadvertently create incompatible payment plans for events with specific Stripe Partner requirements.

This feature ensures that customers can only view and create payment plans if they are partnered with Adyen and have it set up as their active payment processor. This adds an additional layer of security to prevent unauthorized access to payment plan options.

The Payment Plans feature now correctly displays the Reservation ID in the Invoice column, replacing the previous "N/A" value. This change enhances clarity and tracking for admins, allowing them to access essential information about each installment or payment plan entry.

This feature updates order confirmation emails to accurately reflect only the initial payment made on installment plans, reducing confusion for customers with multi-month payment plans. The email now clearly distinguishes between the amount paid at purchase and the total plan amount.

The feature resolves an issue with the automatic deployment of updated code from the uat branch to the uat environment for both the ticflip-email-api and ticflip-user-management-api repositories. Now, changes merged into the uat branch should trigger a successful deployment to the uat environment.

The Customer API has been updated from version 3.3.0 to 4.0.2 to ensure compatibility and support for future releases. This update ensures that our application can continue to function smoothly with the latest version of the API.

This feature adds validation to the refund process under the Finance tab, ensuring that refunds are processed correctly and securely. This improvement enhances the overall user experience by reducing errors and increasing confidence in financial transactions.

The Insights API pipeline has been updated to include production-ready secrets, ensuring secure data access for both User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and Production environments. This change enhances the reliability of the pipeline and improves overall system security.

This feature reduces the account credit balance for William J. Kleemann's email address (williamjkleemann@gmail.com) associated with the New York Red Bulls, lowering it from $556 to $0.

This feature grants access to the production environment for user "Dirk", allowing him to view and interact with live data. This change enables Dirk to perform testing and quality assurance tasks in a real-world setting.

This feature creates a Confluence space tailored to meet the needs of external DevOps teams, including key information such as regions, accounts, and load balancers. This will enable seamless collaboration and knowledge sharing between internal teams and external partners.

This feature ensures that environment variables in seathq.qa and seathq.uat are identical to guarantee consistent functionality across both environments. It verifies the parity of environment variables on CatchAll connections, email settings, and AWS Lambda configurations.

The updated feature replaces the old TicFlip logo with the new SeatHQ logo on the login screen, ensuring consistency in branding. This change also updates any existing references to "TicFlip" to reflect the new company name, "SeatHQ".

This feature updates invoices that were incorrectly marked as "paid in full" in the Bill of Exchange (BOE) to reflect that payments were declined by Adyen, ensuring accurate records. It ensures invoices are accurately represented as having no payments made.

This feature provides onboarding support to help developers get started with our platform, ensuring they have a smooth and successful experience. It aims to reduce the time and effort required for new developers to onboard and become productive.

The Customer Profile feature has been restructured to improve its layout and usability. This change aims to enhance the overall customer experience by making it easier for users to access and manage customer information.

This feature automatically re-runs failed payments from September 15th for New York Rangers Bank (NYRB) customers who were on payment plans. It aims to identify and resolve the reasons behind these failures, ultimately ensuring all missed installments are successfully billed.

A new automated pipeline has been added for the primary-checkout-api Lambda function, allowing for seamless QA, UAT, and production testing. This pipeline ensures that the API is thoroughly tested before deployment to production.

This feature enhances code quality by automatically running lint checks before commits and pushing, ensuring formatted and compilable code is always included in the repository. It also extracts relevant JIRA issue keys from branch names to commit messages for better tracking and organization.

The feature updates the credit balance for the specified customer's New York Red Bull Account, reducing it from $1,096 to $0.

This feature allows fans to add a payment plan when purchasing an event series ticket, enabling flexible payment options for events. Admins can now set the length of the payment plan between 1-12 months, with invalid lengths rejected and displaying an error message.

This feature allows users to quickly import and assign customer account representatives from a CSV file, making it easier to manage relationships between customers and their assigned reps for Gotham FC.

This feature updates the NYRB account credits by reducing balances for specific customers, bringing their totals back to zero. The update is performed in a quick database operation to efficiently manage customer account credits.

The "Design Right-click menu and TG modification modal" feature enhances the user interface by providing a more intuitive way to access design options for templates (TGs) when right-clicking on them. This improvement streamlines the process of modifying template designs, making it easier for users to customize their work.

confirming their email, quick onboarding, and completing their profile. The first step is automatically marked as completed after sending a validation email to the user's registered email address.

This feature allows Super Admins to create, edit, and remove roles, which can then be assigned to users within the platform. The Roles & Permissions screen provides a searchable list of available roles, with permissions updated in real-time when a role is selected.

The Design Company/Affiliates/Users Management page provides an intuitive interface for managing design company information, allowing users to quickly access key data through a customizable header with buttons, global search, and tabbed grid views. The feature enables bulk actions, sorting, filtering, and searching across various grids, streamlining user experience and productivity.

This feature creates a final design for the left navigation bar, including proper icon usage, spacing, and colors to enhance user experience. The updated design will include active and inactive screen styles, hover effects, and consistent branding throughout the navigation area.

This feature allows users to design and create Company CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) pages in Figma, streamlining data management for companies.

This feature identifies accounts in the Marketplace UI that have created multiple payments for an invoice with Adyen payment, allowing users to clean up and notify customers about refunds if necessary. The feature helps ensure accuracy and transparency in invoice processing.

This feature grants access to the sitickets infrastructure, allowing authorized users to manage and interact with ticket-related data. It enables secure sharing of ticketing responsibilities among team members.

This feature integrates GitHub repository status updates with Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline statuses, providing a single view of project health and enabling more accurate release decisions. It streamlines the process of monitoring code changes and pipeline outcomes in one place.

This feature adds an additional $100 credit to customer accounts in the Business Owner's (BOE) section of their profile. This increased credit limit allows customers to make more purchases and reduces the need for manual adjustments.

Event/Event Series purchases have stopped working due to an error caused by insufficient input arguments. This issue prevents users from successfully completing transactions for these types of events.

When purchasing tickets for select NFL preseason games through Ticketmaster, users will now receive a valid barcode/QR code on their tickets, ensuring accurate tracking and validation of inventory. This change aims to resolve issues with null barcodes on tickets and improve the overall ticketing process.

This feature resolves an issue with the IFrame Event Series where checkout fails to charge payment plans due to an undefined "requestData" variable. It fixes the error and enables successful processing of payment plans during checkout.

When editing your email address on your account, you'll be notified that changes will only affect future orders and may not be applicable to existing orders. To ensure accurate delivery of tickets, please contact support immediately if you need to update the recipient's email address for an existing order.

This feature adds an extra layer of security by sending a unique 6-digit code to the user's original email address and requiring them to enter it within the marketplace UI before updating their account information. This ensures that the user is the legitimate owner of their account and prevents unauthorized changes.

When an email address is updated, the system will automatically send a confirmation email to the original email address. This ensures that the user receives notification of their email change.

This feature assesses the impact of email updates on Marketplace accounts, ensuring that users receive accurate and relevant information. It helps identify any potential issues or areas for improvement related to email notifications in the marketplace.

When you update your email address in your customer profile, a "Change Pending" tag will appear next to the new email address until it is successfully validated. This helps you know that changes are being processed and gives you an idea of when your account information has been updated.

This feature allows users to create custom email templates that are sent automatically when they update their email address. The template includes a verification message and a request for contact from support if the change was not initiated by the user.

This feature allows NYRB reps to apply customer deposits to upcoming payments in installments, ensuring they can complete payments using available credits. The feature enables flexible application of credits regardless of the payment amount, even if it's less than or more than the credit value.

As a fan, you'll be able to update your email address in your marketplace customer profile, allowing for more control over your account information. This feature will also reflect changes back to your profile, ensuring accuracy and security.

This feature reverts changes made in SIT-10418 to restore the original functionality of event pages, displaying only the base ticket price and not including convenience or processing fees. The updated feature aims to return to the previous behavior where users see a clear base price for each ticket.

This feature calculates percentages from split payment amounts and allows users to apply these percentages to future payments, ensuring accurate and consistent application of card values throughout the payment plan.

This feature ensures that customer-facing invoices match the payment plan totals displayed in the Back Office Engine (BOE), resolving discrepancies between invoice amounts and BOE payments. It aims to improve accuracy by aligning these totals for customers who have experienced payment failures due to incorrect CVC information.

This feature allows users to view the total amount of tasks that are due on the same day as the current date, rather than just seeing "Due Today" for each individual task. This provides a clearer overview of the user's workload and deadlines for the current day.

The new "Cookies" page on sitickets.com will publish our cookie policy, including an actual date of publication and a clean design without accordion-style drop-downs. The policy link will be added to the site's footer for easy access.

"Replace the existing privacy policy on sitickets.com with a new version attached to this story. The updated policy will be displayed in a clean format without accordion-style dropdowns, including the actual publication date."

As an admin user, you can now add and manage Account Representatives for customer profiles, allowing for separate management of sales reps and account reps. This feature enables admins to select or type in an existing user from the system to assign as the account rep, ensuring accurate updates in both the customer profile and partner_customer table.

The iOS app is experiencing an issue where ticket barcodes are missing for specific order numbers, even after reinstalling the app. The problem persists on mobile devices but resolves correctly on the mobile web version.

Users are unable to create reserved seat event series in Production, resulting in an incomplete setup. Creating a reserved seating event series in Production now successfully creates and displays the event series in the portal.

The updated feature ensures that the Payment Summary component displays accurate and partner-specific data, allowing users to filter purchases paid due by partner. This change improves the reliability of payment summaries for customers with multiple partners.

This feature allows users to create one-off tasks and schedule ad-hoc meetings within the platform. It provides a flexible way for teams to organize and manage spontaneous projects or collaborations without requiring a set project plan.

This feature grants Joao access to sitickets and happsnow infrastructure with the developer profile, enabling him to perform necessary tasks without needing elevated permissions. This change improves workflow efficiency by providing a more streamlined experience for developers working on these systems.

This feature allows users to submit a request to subscribe to an MLB notification service, enabling them to receive updates and notifications. The estimated activation timeline for the service is approximately 2-4 weeks.

This feature allows users to create a publicly accessible URL for submitting requests to access the MLB notification service, streamlining the process of obtaining access. This enables faster and more efficient communication with the MLB organization.

This feature allows users to create separate databases for quality assurance (QA) and sandbox testing, providing a secure environment for developers to test and iterate on their applications without affecting production data. This enables more efficient and reliable testing processes.

This feature evaluates and compares various data replication and data warehousing solutions for AT databases, with a focus on SQL Server Note edition. The goal is to determine the best option for synchronizing data between production and standby databases while ensuring seamless integration with Tableau.

This feature improves error handling by providing clearer communication to users when validation errors occur in the CatchAll system. It ensures that users receive accurate and helpful feedback when encountering issues with data validation.

When attempting to create purchase orders from an add tickets form, users are met with an internal server error and unable to proceed. The issue occurs when clicking the "Create POs" button after filling in valid ticket data.

The updated Sales page now includes a "Clear Filters" button to reset all applied filters and a "Refresh" button at the top of the grid that updates the sales data when clicked. This change enhances user experience by providing easier access to clearing filters and updating the grid with fresh data.

This feature updates the "Enable/Disable Autopricer" modal to require a wholesale price when disabling autopricing, ensuring accurate pricing updates in the database. The updated modal now displays the initial wholesale price entered for the product group and requires a new price value to be saved.

This feature allows users to associate a Ticket Network (TN) ID with each ticket listing, enabling seamless integration with TN's event data. The feature updates the tickets-api to use TN's event IDs instead of generating its own, aligning with the webstore's reference method.

When searching for reservations in the "Reservations" tab within the "Invoices" section, clicking on an Invoice ID should not cause the page to jump to the top. This feature addresses the incorrect behavior issue, ensuring a smoother user experience.

This feature allows customers to link one of their previously collected payments to an invoice, ensuring that the correct payment is associated with the corresponding invoice and displayed as the first payment made. It also enables customers to request refunds for some or all of their previous payments.

This feature enhances the 'Ticket Order Shipped by Mobile Transfer' email by adding a link to the transaction URL, ensuring that customers can access their transfer information if the original link is not included. The updated email will now include the transfer link if it fails to be added automatically.

This feature ensures that when creating a custom final payment plan, the first installment is dated as today's date, while subsequent installments are scheduled to coincide with the next automatic payment run, rather than 30 days from the current date. This improves accuracy and aligns with the desired behavior for manual payment plans.

This feature removes Tom Hopper's character from our platform, effectively removing his presence and any associated content. This change aims to simplify the user experience by reducing clutter and improving overall navigation.

The feature allows customers to redeem a one-time Promo Wallet Campaign more than once, potentially resulting in duplicate credits. This bug has been identified and is currently under investigation.

The feature resolves an issue where users cannot access their invoices from emails sent after making a new or existing reservation without taking payment. This fix enables users to click on the "access your invoice" button in email notifications for reservations made with or without payment.

When charging certain cards through Valpay, users may receive an error message indicating the card was not found in the system. However, the issue is resolved when the card is saved in the system, suggesting a temporary discrepancy between the system's records and the payment processing system.

When attempting to sign up for an event by accessing an invoice, users will now receive a clear error message instead of being blocked from registration. This change aims to improve the user experience by providing more informative and helpful feedback during the sign-up process.

Sales & Service Reps users are experiencing errors when attempting to issue refunds or recharge accounts in BOE, resulting in a "request failed" error with status code 500. This issue affects specific user accounts and prevents successful transactions.

When a refund is processed in the system, an error message will now appear immediately after the refund is successful, providing a clearer and more accurate experience for BOE admins.

The feature allows customers to view their wallet credits on the marketplace after participating in a specific wallet campaign, ensuring that credits are accurately reflected in their customer profiles. This resolves an issue where some customers were not receiving populated wallet credits from the campaign.

When trying to create a new account with an attached invoice, users are now presented with the correct error message instead of being prompted to reset their password. This change improves the user experience by providing clearer guidance and reducing confusion during the sign-up process.

This feature allows users to export AWS Inspector findings for EC2 instances and Lambda functions, making it easier to review and manage security issues. The exported data can be used for further analysis or reporting purposes.

This feature allows users to set up their local environment for Tyler, enabling them to work efficiently with the application. The configuration process simplifies the setup experience, making it easier for users to get started with Tyler.

This feature allows IT administrators to easily grant access to new developers on the company's infrastructure, streamlining the onboarding process and improving security. It enables administrators to quickly invite and manage user permissions, ensuring seamless integration of new team members.

This feature allows users to restart their credentials for the Michael Gallina user in the UAT environment. This enables seamless access and login functionality for users who may have experienced issues with their credentials.

When viewing an event ticket in our customer-facing tool, customers can now see the full ticket price including both convenience and processing fees. A tooltip provides additional information about where these fees come from, helping to increase transparency and trust.

This feature allows users to review and manage their CloudWatch access permissions for specific AWS accounts. It enables administrators to track and revoke access as needed, ensuring secure monitoring and logging of cloud resources.

This feature allows users named Gregory Starr to view and access code artifacts, enabling them to review and understand the development process. The updated functionality grants Starr access to previously restricted code artifacts, improving collaboration and transparency within the team.

This feature allows users to manage access to application configuration settings and GitHub repositories, ensuring secure collaboration and control. Users can now configure permissions for Franklin Toribio to access these sensitive areas.

This feature enhances AWS Inspector's filtering capabilities to list only critical vulnerabilities with available exploits, allowing users to quickly identify and address high-risk issues across their resources. It also automates remediation steps for impacted resources, decommissioning unused instances or patching active ones to fix vulnerabilities.

This feature reviews the issue with networking communication between Tableau and HappSnow ProD database to ensure seamless data exchange. It aims to resolve connectivity problems and improve overall performance of the data visualization tool.

This feature allows users to review and investigate connectivity issues related to specific credentials, such as those belonging to Tom Hooper. It provides a tool for troubleshooting and resolving connection problems.

This feature allows users to adjust permissions for Tableau drivers, enabling more control over data access and security. By making this change, users can customize their data connection settings to suit their organization's specific needs.

This feature allows users to automatically log back into their Happnsnow accounts using previously saved access keys when they restart their devices. This simplifies the login process and reduces the need for manual entry of credentials.

This feature allows users to delete specific reservations from Gotham FC while preserving customer profiles and seat availability. The process ensures that payments are not attempted on deleted reservations, maintaining accuracy and integrity of the system.

This feature allows users to manage suites by selecting individual seats or tables for booking, with options to choose all or part of them, and automatically assigns one ticket per seat. It simplifies the seating selection process on event pages, making it easier for customers to book their preferred space.

Customers can now receive notifications to manage their Season Ticket renewals online, allowing them to review and update their payment plans. Partner Admins can also track and monitor invoices through this feature.

This feature allows customers to view and manage their season tickets, including searching for specific profiles, viewing financial summaries, making payments, and updating account information. It also provides an overview of transactions, including sales invoices, payment details, and other relevant data.

The "Zero Fees At Checkout" graphic has been updated to "Same Seats. Better Price." across all webstore instances, providing a more accurate and compelling message about the benefits of shopping with the platform. This change aims to improve the user experience by presenting a clearer value proposition at checkout.

This feature ensures that the QA environment accurately reflects the security headers configuration, providing an accurate "F" grade from securityheaders.com and ensuring compliance with security standards. The fix resolves issues where the QA environment would still receive an "F" grade despite changes being deployed to QA.

This feature enables the automated scanning of production environments using AWS Inspector, generating reports that are sent to tickets.com for inclusion in certification documents.

This feature upgrades the application's secure socket layer/transport layer security (SSL/TLS) protocol to version 1.3, enhancing online security and protecting user data. This update ensures the latest security standards are met, providing an improved and more secure experience for users.

This feature enables secure authentication between an application and its users by integrating Auth0 with the API Gateway, allowing users to authenticate using their Auth0 credentials. The JWT authenticator now uses Auth0 as the authentication provider for the app.

This feature enables teams to migrate their current authentication methods to Auth0, providing a seamless experience for both Marketplace users and BOE employees. A clear plan is established to onboard existing customers and employees, ensuring a smooth transition to the new authentication method.

This feature allows users to log in to the application using their email address and password, as well as through Google authentication or without entering a password via email or SMS. The goal is to provide multiple secure login options for enhanced user convenience.

This feature allows users to review and access security documentation, providing an additional layer of transparency and control over sensitive information. It enables users to securely manage and update their organization's security protocols and procedures.

This feature enables users to access the happsnow UAT environment, allowing for testing and quality assurance in a controlled, non-production setting. This provides a safe space for users to test and refine their workflows before deploying changes to production.

This feature allows users to create a "Gregory Star" user on the Sitickets infrastructure, enabling a new level of access and control for authorized personnel. The Gregory Star user will have enhanced permissions and capabilities within the system.

This feature grants Tom Hooper access to the MySQL 'happsnow' database. This allows authorized personnel to view and manage data within this specific database.

This feature resolves an issue where sales records were not being saved properly due to cache key generation errors. The fix deletes the cache after updating customer records, ensuring data integrity and consistency.

When you access your tickets for the 2026 season with Gotham FC, they will automatically be unavailable for selection and viewing after payment. This ensures that customers cannot access their tickets once an invoice has been paid off.

As an admin, you can now set terms and conditions within the Event Series iFrame checkout, allowing users to opt-in or out of these conditions. This feature enables admins to control the display of terms and conditions during event series checkouts.

Dmitry Bugai, Ryan Fleet, and Tyler Murray. This allows them to collaborate on projects and work with company data and codebase.

Customers can now initiate and complete primary transfers using their mobile phone numbers through an SMS notification. This feature simplifies the transfer process for fans, making it more accessible and convenient.

New Developer Granted Access to Company Tools. Mateus has been granted access to essential company systems, including AWS and DataDog, allowing him to perform his duties as a new developer.

This feature enables seamless integration of Major League Baseball (MLB) data into our platform, leveraging existing infrastructure from the National Football League (NFL) API to streamline partnership and data exchange.

one for the event page and another for the checkout page, allowing for improved user experience and enhanced venue map functionality. This change enables the use of the new express checkout version with a venue map, while also paving the way for future development in Phase 2.

The new Season Ticket Manager UI provides an intuitive and customer-facing interface for managing season tickets, allowing users to easily view and update their ticket information. This feature aims to simplify the ticket management process for customers, improving overall user experience.

This feature allows users to dynamically export a full venue manifest, including seating details such as sections, rows, seats, and additional classifications, for a specific venue ID. The script can be run on demand to generate the manifest, providing an easy-to-use solution for venue administrators.

This feature sets up alarms for API scans during events, detecting failures and abuse by monitoring error rates and unexpected traffic spikes. When thresholds are exceeded, alerts are sent to the #api-monitoring channel.

This feature updates the Secondary Price Comp Report to provide analysis at different price levels (7.5% and 10%), allowing users to compare their performance with other sites and make informed decisions about margin adjustments.

This feature allows users to set up and manage access for New York Regional Bureau (NYRB) Tableau users, enabling secure data sharing and collaboration. It provides a streamlined process for configuring user permissions and roles within the NYRB Tableau environment.

This feature creates a DataDog dashboard to monitor key API paths and error rates, providing real-time insights into request volumes and errors across critical customer and payment workflows. The dashboard will help identify production issues and enable actionable decisions.

This feature improves the review process for issues related to communication between Happsnow and Tableau services, ensuring seamless data exchange and accurate reporting. It enhances the overall user experience by resolving potential connectivity issues.

This feature provides business intelligence insights into customers who purchase secondary tickets through our iOS app, helping us identify repeat buyers and understand their purchasing behavior. It also analyzes whether these buyers are from the same cohort or similar groups, such as buying the same type of tickets in the same locality.

This feature allows users to review the impact of upgrading their MySQL database version on their application's performance and functionality. It provides a tool for identifying potential issues before or after the upgrade process.

This feature allows users to create custom dashboards that display key metrics and data related to scans performed on the day of an event. By providing this functionality, users can easily track and analyze their scan performance in real-time.

This feature ensures that critical API requests are logged and made available in Datadog, providing visibility into API performance and errors. This enables developers to monitor and troubleshoot API issues more effectively.

The Box Office Sales Rep Commission Report feature allows RB Admins to view accurate commission owed to each Sales Rep over time, taking into account historical changes in commission rates. The system maintains a record of past rate changes to ensure correct calculations for commissions earned.

This feature allows users to assign permissions to assume another user's role on the primary customer API in Happnsnow. This enables more secure and controlled access to sensitive data by limiting who can impersonate other users.

This feature enables logging and monitoring of Business Object Engine (BOE) HappsNow application containers on Load Balancer (LB) for the BOE(HappsNow) application to be available in DataDog.

The new Kibana dashboard restores the classic Elasticsearch layout and design, providing a familiar experience for users who prefer it. This updated dashboard is now available for use with our APIs and API Gateway containers.

This feature allows users to schedule meetings with Jose to discuss dashboard configurations. It enables users to initiate conversations and receive feedback on their dashboard setup.

This feature allows users to view a list of all existing Kibana dashboards in one place, making it easier to manage and access their visualizations. By providing this consolidated view, users can quickly identify and navigate to the dashboards they need.

This feature automatically syncs missing orders from the webstore to our Business Intelligence (BI) database, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information is available for analysis and reporting.

This feature resolves an error in AWS Lambda deployments caused by a CodeStorageExceededException, allowing users to successfully update function codes without encountering this issue. The fix ensures that the deployment process can complete without interruption.

This feature allows users to create a new database user specifically for the HappSnow application, enabling secure and controlled access to the system. The new user can be configured with necessary permissions to manage data and perform tasks within Wendreo.

This feature allows users to review and troubleshoot VPN connection issues related to David Lane. It provides a platform for users to investigate and resolve problems with their VPN connections.

This feature enables users to access the HappSnow database during UAT (User Acceptance Testing) phase. It allows for seamless data access and management, facilitating smoother testing and quality assurance processes.

This feature creates three new credentials (Miguel, Matt, and Arthur) for our infrastructure, allowing users to access the system securely. These credentials will enable authorized personnel to manage and interact with our infrastructure without compromising security.

This feature allows users to rename the "QA-Automation" repository on GitHub, providing a simple and straightforward way to update the name of this automated testing repository.

This feature resolves the issue of missing orders in Business Intelligence (BI) reports, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information is displayed. It improves the reliability of BI analytics by detecting and resolving discrepancies in order data.

This feature allows users to create a new account for Carlos Estarita on the Happnsnow platform, providing him with access to his own credentials. This enables Carlos to manage his profile and interact with the platform as intended.

This feature enables users to design and collaborate on solutions with others in real-time. It provides a platform for meeting and discussing solution designs with stakeholders and team members.

This feature automates daily backups of Tableau Server data and stores them securely on a designated file server or storage bucket, ensuring business continuity in case of an outage. The scheduled backup script also determines a retention policy for historical backups, allowing for easy recovery and restoration of the server.

This feature reviews the connections between the TicFlip database and ensures data integrity. It verifies that all data is properly linked and up-to-date, providing a reliable foundation for future applications.

The Product & Technology Team Round Table feature allows team members to collaborate and discuss product development decisions in a centralized platform. This feature enables teams to streamline their decision-making process and improve communication around technology choices.

This feature creates a DataDog dashboard called "Marketplace Availability" that provides real-time visibility into key metrics to detect and diagnose Marketplace website outages, including 504 errors, latency anomalies, and failed requests. The dashboard offers clear insights into website-level failures versus isolated API issues, enabling faster issue resolution.

This feature integrates transaction data from Adyen/Valpay into the Business Intelligence (BI) database using the Valpay API service. It will sync new transactions daily and update existing records within a 90-day look-back period to ensure accuracy.

This feature grants administrative access to Gina, Seth, and Marcus on GitHub, allowing them to manage repositories. Additionally, the team will conduct a meeting with Gina to set up a clean test repository for testing purposes.

This feature allows users to review issues related to the happsnow proxy database, providing an improved experience for managing and troubleshooting connectivity issues. It enhances the overall reliability and performance of the system by enabling more efficient issue resolution.

This feature allows administrators to create new user accounts for contractors, enabling them to access the system securely. It enables the creation of users with specific email addresses, such as david.han@sportsillustratedtickets.com and paula.dellatorre@sportsillustratedtickets.com.

This feature grants two new users, marlon.pedroso@sportsillustratedtickets.com and henrique.dias@sportsillustratedtickets.com, access to the sitickets and happsnow infrastructure. This allows them to use these systems as intended.

This feature enables automatic weekly data mapping for GDPR compliance, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information about personal data held by the system. This helps organizations maintain transparency and accountability under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

This feature allows users to review and discuss specific questions or concerns they have about the system's infrastructure. It provides a platform for users to seek clarification and receive feedback from others in the community.

This feature resolves missing transaction data for High Net Worth (HN) users in the Business Intelligence (BI) system. It ensures accurate and complete financial information is displayed for these users.

This feature allows users to review and manage their primary customer information directly from the QA environment. It simplifies access to this critical data, enabling more efficient testing and quality assurance processes.

This feature allows users to create production credentials for specific individuals, such as Carlos Estarita, enabling them to access and manage production environments securely. This functionality provides an additional layer of security and control over who has access to sensitive production information.

This feature allows users to review and manage permissions for the Henrique service on the AWS console. It enables administrators to easily check and update permissions settings for Henrique, ensuring secure access and control.

This feature upgrades the CodeBuild environment for QA tickets to utilize more resources, increasing CPU power from 4 to 8 cores and memory from 4GB to 8GB, resolving memory issues during build processes.

This feature enables administrators to set up notifications for critical failures or degraded performance in the BOE Admin and FE portals, triggering alerts when error rates exceed a certain threshold. Alarms will be sent to the #api-monitoring Slack channel.

This feature sets up an automated alert system that triggers when the Marketplace website experiences high error rates or unavailability, sending notifications to the API monitoring Slack channel. The alarm is configured to detect specific thresholds for 504 errors and 5xx spikes within a set time frame.

The new dashboards for BOE Admin and Frontend portals provide real-time monitoring of uptime, request volumes, failure rates, and latency, allowing administrators to quickly identify issues and optimize portal performance. The dashboards offer customizable filtering by endpoint or status code, enabling detailed insights into full portal availability.

This feature allows users to create and manage test credentials for testing purposes, specifically for the "Joao" user. This enables developers to securely test applications without affecting live data or credentials.

This feature allows users to review and manage access to the QA environment for Amanda, ensuring that only authorized individuals have access. The feature provides a centralized control point for managing user permissions in the QA environment.

This feature sets up Slack alerts to notify administrators of critical failures in customer login and payment flows, including API Gateway and Lambda errors. It ensures timely notification with meaningful error messages for key API paths involved in these processes.

This feature allows users to access sensitive information that was previously hidden. It enables secure and authorized access to confidential data within the web application.

This feature allows users to review and investigate vulnerabilities reported by Cloudflare, providing an additional layer of security and control over their online presence. By reviewing these reports, users can take prompt action to address potential threats and protect their systems.

The Gotham Stored Cards Report provides a detailed overview of stored cards in the Gotham system, helping users track and manage their card information. This feature aims to improve visibility and organization for users working with Gotham links.

This feature allows users to share the "lunatix" environment variable with Alefe, enabling seamless integration and data exchange between these systems. By sharing this variable, users can easily pass configuration settings and other relevant data between Lunatix and Alefe.

This feature investigates missed orders by checking if customers have received tickets and verifying the relationship between customer purchases and order history. It retrieves data from various logs to determine whether customers have completed their transactions.

This feature allows users to seamlessly transfer their Bitbucket code repositories to GitHub, making it easy to switch between the two platforms. The process simplifies the migration of code, data, and settings, ensuring minimal disruption to development workflows.

This feature resolves an issue with AWS connectivity, ensuring stable and secure access to cloud-based services. It improves the overall user experience by resolving a critical technical problem affecting our application's functionality.

This feature allows users to view and manage plans sold, as well as generate reports on invoice and payment plan details. It provides a centralized platform for tracking sales and financial data related to plans and payments.

This feature disables all duplicated codepipelines that point to the UAT and Master branches in our AWS integration account. This ensures consistency and prevents potential issues with multiple pipelines targeting the same branches.

This feature helps identify and map all repositories containing personal data across the organization's systems, ensuring GDPR compliance by locating sensitive information in one place. It provides a consolidated view of where personal data is stored, enabling easier management and protection of customer and fan data.

This feature improves versioning for Primary DB by automatically updating package.json versions with environment-specific increments, ensuring consistent and accurate versioning across different environments.

This feature restores access to the BOE UAT DB for Nico Andrulakis by reactivating his user credentials.

This feature allows users to review and verify the access permissions of a specific user, Santiago Fraguoso, ensuring that their account information is accurate and up-to-date. The feature provides a secure way to manage user access and maintain data integrity.

This feature documents the schema of S3-stored chart JSON files, defining each field's data type for easier partner exports and future integrations. The resulting schema will help streamline data exchange with partners like Red Bulls.

This feature enables Airflow users to manage permissions for their DynamoDB databases, ensuring secure access and data control. It allows administrators to grant or revoke specific permissions to users or groups within the Airflow platform.

This feature increases the memory and CPU resources allocated to AWS CodeBuild for primary-customer-api deployments to prevent build failures due to resource constraints. This improvement aims to resolve issues with esbuild, a bundler used by Serverless Framework v3, which can cause builds to stop unexpectedly when running out of memory or reaching CPU limits.

This feature allows users to create a new account for Nikhil on the system, enabling access to its respective infrastructure. The feature facilitates the initial setup and registration of Nikhil's user account.

This feature allows users to review and verify the OpenVPN configuration for a specific user, ensuring secure connections. It provides a centralized platform for administrators to manage and validate VPN settings.

This feature allows users to create a new pipeline in the 3DDV repository, enabling the setup of automated testing and deployment processes for both User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and Production environments.

The Marketplace backend worker service deployment pipeline has been fixed to resolve issues since August, ensuring that unused instances in the autoscale group are removed. This improvement improves the reliability and efficiency of the service.

The BoxOffice landing page feature has been updated to investigate and resolve recurring high error rates, specifically 4XX errors, by identifying the responsible application/service and locating related logs. This improvement aims to reduce false alarm notifications and improve overall system reliability.

This feature updates the deployment script for primary-db to include the version of the package in each environment, ensuring that the correct version is deployed to each environment. The updated package.json file will now be saved with its corresponding commit tag for each environment branch.

This feature automatically syncs any missing orders from our system to the Business Intelligence (BI) database, ensuring that all order data is up-to-date and accurate. This helps maintain a seamless view of sales performance across both systems.

With this feature, team members working from anywhere within the company's VPN network can access the Happsnow RDS database without needing to whitelist specific IP addresses. This eliminates the need for repeated IP whitelisting, ensuring secure and seamless access to the database.

This feature enables secure, proxy-based connections to a Happsnow MySQL RDS Proxy instance from local development environments, resolving issues with direct database access. It configures the RDS proxy network to allow for seamless communication between local dev envs and the RDS Proxy.

This feature enables users to access the Dhanush system from the AWS console, allowing for easier management and monitoring of system resources. It provides a seamless integration between the two platforms, streamlining workflows and improving overall efficiency.

This feature integrates GitHub branching and code strategies to provide a seamless workflow for developers, allowing them to manage multiple branches and collaborate on projects more efficiently. It streamlines the process of creating, merging, and managing branches, making it easier for teams to work together effectively.

This feature allows users to receive notifications directly in Slack when certain events occur within the Sitickets app. It integrates with Datadog to enable seamless communication between the two platforms.

This feature allows users to create a read-only account for testing purposes, specifically for the demo database and user "Alex". This enables developers to test and experiment with the application without affecting the live data.

This feature grants the development team read-only access to Happsnow's AWS services, including SQS, Lambda, CloudWatch, and Secret Manager, allowing them to view but not edit sensitive data. This change enhances collaboration and reduces security risks by limiting access to critical systems.

This feature deploys a Lambda function to process data from the HappSnow database, enabling automated workflows and real-time data processing. It creates a seamless integration between the database and the Lambda function, streamlining data-driven operations.

This feature allows users to create new contractor accounts for Sitickets, streamlining the onboarding process and enabling efficient management of external workers. It provides a seamless way to add new contractors to the platform, ensuring accurate tracking and billing.

This feature removes Federico Crespo's access to the system, ensuring that he can no longer perform actions or view information within the application. This change is intended to restrict his privileges and improve overall security.

This feature grants Gina access to various systems, including databases, cloud services, and monitoring tools, allowing her to perform her job functions securely. It also provides instructions on accessing the company's VPN for remote work.

This feature allows users to reset their credentials and review permissions on the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) environment. This enables testers like Harry to easily manage their access and start fresh with new credentials if needed.

This feature addresses an issue with Lambda function sizing, ensuring more accurate and efficient resource allocation for serverless applications. The fix improves the performance and reliability of our cloud-based services.

This feature allows users to create and manage ad-hoc tasks and meetings, enabling flexible collaboration and organization. It provides a streamlined way to schedule and track one-off projects and gatherings without the need for pre-planned events or recurring tasks.

This feature allows users to define the initial architecture of their Auth0 implementation, covering key aspects such as configuration, customization, and integration with existing systems. By completing this task, users can ensure a seamless authentication experience that meets their organization's branding and security requirements.

This feature provides logs to confirm that a recent traffic spike was accidental, allowing for more accurate incident reporting to Datadog and ensuring a swift resolution. The logs include context and explanations to clarify the cause of the incident.

This feature provides detailed monitoring and insights for instances of Writer and Second Reader in the Marketplace environment, allowing users to better understand performance and optimize their workflow. It enhances the overall user experience by providing more accurate and actionable data.

This feature creates an automated pipeline to deploy Insights API code to QA, UAT, and Prod environments, ensuring seamless deployment and configuration management. The pipeline leverages serverless.yml for configuration requirements, allowing for efficient and reliable deployment of the API code.

This feature refines the API structure to follow best practices, ensuring secure and efficient data access. It updates endpoint URLs, layouts, and error handling while adding unit tests and schema validation for improved robustness and maintainability.

The feature now charges a processing fee on tickets with a zero cost, ensuring accurate billing for all transactions. This change corrects the previous behavior of not charging a fee for $0 tickets.

The new feature resolves an issue where event creation on the Business Operations Engine (BOE) failed without providing any error message or explanation to users. It now displays helpful error messages when event creation fails, making it easier for users to troubleshoot and resolve issues.

When attempting to refund a credit card charge as an account credit, the system incorrectly displays a lower amount than the actual refund value. This issue causes customers to receive less refund than expected.

This feature resolves an issue where random fees were being added to partner events during processing, instead of using the fees set in partner settings. It now correctly applies the intended processing fees for partner events.

The Marketplace Falcons LP cosmetic update fixes an issue where the "Buy Box" display overlaps text on certain breakpoints. This improvement ensures a clearer and more readable shopping experience for users.

This feature integrates the 3D Design Visualization (3DDV) tool with our platform, allowing users to visualize and interact with 3D models in real-time. The integration enables more immersive and effective design experiences for users.

This feature allows users to review and validate the configuration of their 3DDV pipeline, ensuring that it is set up correctly before proceeding with processing. By reviewing the configuration, users can catch and correct any errors or issues early on, improving overall pipeline reliability.

This feature allows users to create targeted audience groups for concert series push notifications, enabling them to reach specific geographic areas such as New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. This targeted approach helps ensure that the right people receive the notification at the right time.

Currently, some NFL orders placed with TEVO are incorrectly marked as failed due to inventory issues, despite the orders being successfully fulfilled and invoices received. A manual update has been added to resolve this issue, ensuring accurate order status for these affected transactions.

This feature allows users to generate dynamic reports of stored cards for Red Bulls customers, including customer information and card storage details. The report provides a table with essential data such as customer ID, name, email, and whether a card is stored, along with the date it was stored (if applicable).

This feature allows users to configure access permissions and secret keys for the Gregorio account, enabling secure and controlled access. Users can now set up and manage access levels and encryption keys for their Gregorio accounts.

This feature sets up AWS credentials for TicFlip's user management API, granting access to specific buckets based on the environment, allowing QA users to manage tickets in the live frontend bucket.

This feature establishes a deployment pipeline for the User Permission API, automating the process of integrating user permissions with our application. The pipeline includes necessary environment variables and security configurations to ensure secure access to the API.

This feature allows users to customize their dashboard by selecting which widgets to display and rearranging them on the screen, saving their configuration for future logins. The feature also updates the database schema and API structure to support this new functionality.

This feature introduces a new user interface for creation and edition forms, making it easier for users to navigate and complete these types of forms. The updated design aims to improve the overall user experience and streamline form completion processes.

The feature updates the consignment tool's dashboard to allow for customizable widgets, enabling users to personalize their main view and configure a "Welcome" widget with data from their account. This enhancement provides greater flexibility and user control over the dashboard experience.

This feature ensures that the application's user interface is updated to match the latest design provided in Figma, providing a more cohesive and visually consistent experience for users. The update reflects changes made to the design, ensuring alignment between the UI and the intended visual identity.

The Design Tab Navigation System feature allows users to easily switch between screens within the consignment tool by opening all screens on tabs, enabling quick navigation and reorganization of tabs. The currently active tab is highlighted for clear visual indication.

The new login page design features a simple and secure form with email and password fields, as well as a "Forgot Password" button to help Sellers recover their login credentials. The design also includes a modal window for an additional layer of security and user experience.

This feature allows users to access specific information and actions related to ticket data by selecting options from the context menu, with each option opening a tailored modal window. This enhances user experience and streamlines access to relevant information within the application.

This feature allows users to send or re-send Datadog invitations to all the developers mentioned in a specific ticket, ensuring they have access to the platform. The feature simplifies the process of granting access to multiple team members at once.

This feature reworks the components of the application to improve data organization and display, ensuring that key information such as customer info, payment plans, tickets, payment methods, and current invoices are clearly structured and accessible. The updated layout aims to enhance user experience by providing a more intuitive and streamlined interface.

This feature provides a comprehensive review guide for users to prepare for certification exams related to provisioning. The guide aims to improve user understanding and confidence in using the platform's provisioning capabilities.

This feature allows users to view and analyze header data in a simplified format by pushing only the Frontend (FE) headers to User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and production environments. This change enables easier testing and analysis of header data without requiring all backend headers.

This feature allows administrators to reset their passwords by clicking on a "Forgot Password" link on the Business Owner's Elevation (BOE) login page, mirroring the existing password reset process used in the webstore. This provides an additional security measure for BOE users who have forgotten their passwords.

This feature resolves an issue where reporting data from Zoho CRM was not accurate, resulting in missing or incorrect transaction information, and ensures that the data is now synced correctly. The fix addresses a discrepancy of 1,367 missing transactions between the CRM file and the application's internal records.

This feature fix ensures that customers with event series purchased from the marketplace cannot view or access individual tickets when "Block Tickets" is enabled for those events. When "Block Tickets" is on, ticket information should be completely hidden in customer accounts.

When an admin purchases events on an event or series with block ticket marketplace enabled, they should not be able to view tickets. The "View Tickets" button and related messages will be removed from the checkout confirmation page to prevent admins from accessing ticket information.

This feature provides an automated script for admins to claim expired reservations, allowing them to process and manage the affected inventory on behalf of customers. The script gathers necessary data from the reservation CSV file and generates an admin token to facilitate the claim process.

When using the iFrame checkout for monthly payments, clicking "Pay" can get stuck on a processing spinner without providing any confirmation to the user. Despite this, the transaction still completes successfully, sending a confirmation email and updating the customer's profile.

This feature ensures that each reservation is displayed only once on the Board of Examiners (BOE) page, preventing duplicate reservations from appearing. It also limits each reservation to being associated with only one current invoice.