All completed stories and features from 2026
When nyrb customers previously logged in to their marketplace accounts, they would now encounter an "incorrect password" message and not receive a password reset email. This issue affects users who have set their account recovery time-out period too short, preventing them from accessing their accounts after a short period of inactivity.
When updating a customer's profile, this feature ensures that their corresponding partner-customer record is automatically deleted to maintain data consistency. This helps prevent duplicate or outdated records in the system.
This feature resolves order sync failures in production by identifying and resolving missing or incorrect associations between events. It ensures that orders are properly synchronized with box office data to prevent errors when the feature goes live.
This feature ensures that customers receive the correct gross amount for single GA deposit events, adding the processing fee and total amount to their account credits. Previously, this amount was not being collected, resulting in an incorrect balance on customer accounts.
This feature allows users to disable cookies and hide cookie banners within our SDK routes, ensuring compliance with Apple's App Tracking Transparency settings. By doing so, we can respect user preferences for tracking transparency without displaying intrusive cookie banners.
Galileo now has the ability to update feature flags in Happsnow, allowing them to make changes and save updates. This enhancement provides Galileo with full access to manage feature flags, previously restricted to viewing-only permissions.
distributing credits evenly or in chronological order. This feature enhances the "Apply Account Credits" modal within Payment Plan Details view to provide more flexibility and accuracy in credit application.
A new Airflow script has been created to automatically migrate data from the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) environment to the new Multi-Purpose (MP) Sandbox environment. This script can now be triggered by a Lambda function, enabling seamless data migration and setup for testing purposes.
This feature allows users to easily remove ticket groups from sales by selecting which individual tickets to remove and confirming the action. The removal process is automated, reflecting changes in real-time on the main grid.
Users can now edit prices for their inventory items directly from the inventory card. An "Edit Prices" button has been added to allow users to make changes to their product tags (TG) prices.
This feature removes the existing 10% limit on adding amounts when making a payment, allowing users to freely add any amount they wish.
This feature populates a Dynamo database table with Fortress unique IDs and corresponding ticket ranges, enabling the integration of this data into outgoing requests.
This feature populates a Dynamo database table with Fortress unique IDs and corresponding table names, enabling the integration of this data into incoming requests. This allows for more accurate tracking and identification of requests in the Dynamo database.
This feature populates a Dynamo database table with Fortress unique IDs and ticket ranges from the Fortress table, enabling seamless integration with external systems. This allows for the transmission of relevant data with each request.
This feature populates a Dynamo database table with Fortress QA ticket IDs, enabling the transmission of this unique identifier with each request. This allows for more accurate tracking and management of tickets in our system.
This feature resolves the issue of not collecting processing fees for multi-payment plans after the first installment, ensuring accurate calculations are made upfront to reflect the total cost to customers and sales representatives. The fix will now include processing fees in the initial total displayed on purchase.
This feature allows users to run segmented searches on their inventory, with options for searching by event name, venue name, or section code. As the user types, a dropdown list of search results appears in segments, displaying relevant options that match the input.
This feature creates a new record in the season_tickets table for single payment season ticket purchases, ensuring that all paid transactions are accurately tracked and included in reporting. This improves data consistency and reduces manual parsing of transaction data.
This feature resolves an issue where partner users couldn't reset their passwords using the password reset link sent via email, resulting in an "Invalid Request" page. The fix enables partner users to successfully reset their passwords and regain access to their accounts.
For 3D Design Viewing (3DDV) events, we've updated the list view and soft cart to display prices in black instead of red, making it easier on the eyes for users. This change aims to improve the overall user experience by providing a more visually appealing price display.
This feature updates repository summaries to include the names of contributing authors and associated tickets. It improves visibility into project teams and their contributions.
When creating a payment plan and selecting a chronological distribution, the feature now distributes payments across multiple upcoming invoices to evenly pay off outstanding balances, rather than paying them in full first. This change aims to provide more predictable and manageable payment schedules for customers.
This feature enables BOE partners to use Microsoft social login as an authentication option for their users, streamlining the log-in process through integration with Auth0. By registering an application in Azure using Microsoft's Quickstart documentation, users can access the system securely and efficiently.
This feature creates custom Datadog dashboards to monitor and analyze data from specific CloudWatch logs related to Fortress setup, providing insights into key events and performance metrics. The dashboards will help track the success of Fortress integrations with Datadog.
The Fortress Dashboard has been updated to accurately reflect event counts, ensuring that only specific successful events increment the count. This change ensures that the dashboard displays accurate information about event creation and ticket bundles.
The feature fixes an issue where the length of public sale plans and installment amounts were not correctly displayed for events on Adyen's BOE Marketplace. This ensures that users can accurately view their plan details, including payment distribution across the correct number of installments.
This feature automates the creation of essential accounts for new users, including GitHub, Box (BB), AWS, and a Quality Assurance database account. It also sets up Happsnow DB accounts for QA, UAT, and PROD environments for Matt Moran.
This feature resolves an issue where duplicate emails were sent for single transactions when purchasing multiple events with tickets. It now ensures that event names are updated correctly and ticket information is accurately displayed on the transfer screen.
This feature resolves an issue where incorrect ticket counts were displayed and duplicates remained after transfer, ensuring that users see accurate numbers in My Tickets and during transfers. It also prevents ghost tickets from being transferred again if they have already been removed by another user.
After transferring an Event Series to another recipient, the recipient can now re-transfer it to another recipient without any restrictions. This feature allows for multiple transfers between recipients.
This feature improves the repository summary page for repositories associated with tickets, providing a more streamlined view of related information. The updated feature enhances user experience by simplifying access to key details about each repository and its associated tickets.
When a new ticket is added to the system, an automatically generated purchase order (PO) will be created with associated tickets and ticket groups. This feature streamlines the process of creating inventory by linking tickets to POs in real-time.
This feature allows users to create their own passwords through an API endpoint, providing an additional layer of security and control over their account information. The feature ensures secure storage of user-generated passwords.
This feature allows developers to create and edit groups of associated entities through a RESTful API, enabling more flexible data management. The API provides an interface for updating group names and affiliations, streamlining collaboration and data exchange within the system.
This feature allows developers to create and manage user data through a RESTful API, enabling the editing of user details such as name, phone number, type, affiliate status, and assigned fields. This provides a flexible way for administrators to update user information programmatically.
This feature provides a GET API endpoint that allows developers to retrieve a list of users based on their ID, name, type, email, and affiliate status. The API returns users linked to affiliates owned by the logged-in user or all users in the system for super admins.
This feature allows Super Admins to easily create new users by providing an API endpoint that accepts user details, including email address, and automatically assigns them to an existing affiliate. The API also supports optional fields for full name, phone number, and user type.
This feature allows developers to create a new API endpoint for processing sale returns, which updates existing invoice return and ticket information to reflect returned goods. The API will also update inventory levels in real-time when creating a sale return.
This feature allows consignors and super admins to remove tickets from the system through an API. The API will return which tickets can be removed based on sales, ensuring that only unsold tickets are deleted.
This feature allows developers to access and manage affiliate information through an API, providing details such as name, deal structure, and company affiliation. Super admins can view all affiliates, while primary users can only see those they have management access to.
This feature allows developers to create an API for selling tickets, updating ticket quantities and prices in real-time. It also generates invoices and creates corresponding ticket groups, enabling seamless tracking of sold tickets.
This feature provides a GET API endpoint that allows developers to retrieve information about groups, including their unique identifier, name, and associated users. The API returns data in a structured format, enabling easy integration with external applications.
This feature allows developers to create and edit affiliate information through a custom API, enabling them to manage affiliate details programmatically. The API provides access to editable fields such as affiliate name, deal structure, and primary user.
This feature allows businesses to easily process and manage inventory returns through an API, updating relevant records in the system to reflect returned items. It also ensures that inactive return tickets are properly accounted for and updated accordingly.
This feature allows developers to create new groups through the API, enabling them to manage and organize users in a more structured way. The API will also allow for affiliate relationships between groups to be established.
This feature allows users to reset their passwords by sending a reset email with a unique token/link via the Seathq Email API. The system handles errors and rate limiting to ensure secure and reliable password reset functionality.
The new dashboard feature provides an interactive and customizable overview of portfolio statistics, metrics, and events, allowing users to easily navigate and explore their data. It includes features such as mock data presentation, search functionality, and navigation controls.
This feature moves authentication validation from individual controllers to middleware, allowing for more efficient and secure handling of user requests. It ensures that all protected endpoints enforce authentication through middleware, while public endpoints remain unauthenticated.
This feature enables the deployment of the SeatHQ development environment to a cloud-based content delivery network (CDN), improving accessibility and performance for developers. It sets up the necessary infrastructure on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host and distribute the SeatHQ DEV Environment.
This feature ensures that either the collapsed ticket list or the soft cart displays filter buttons on the 3DDV primary event page, but not both. This consistency improves user experience by providing clear navigation options when either section is hidden.
This feature enhances the ticket transfer process by implementing strict input validation for name fields (letters only) and phone fields (numbers and hyphens), while also sanitizing the message box to prevent HTML injection attacks. The updated message box now has a maximum length of 100 characters, allowing users to enter messages with specific allowed characters.
As a user, you can initiate a sale return by selecting "Refund Order" on the sales screen, which opens a modal window allowing you to confirm the refund details. This action will fully refund the order amount and return funds to the buyer, with a warning message advising that it cannot be undone.
This feature adds an action menu to individual ticket listings in the Inventory view, allowing consignors to make changes to their inventory with ease. The menu provides options for editing price, managing marketplaces, and other actions, accessible by clicking on a three-dot menu button.
When creating a new user in the admin console, users can choose to create an affiliate simultaneously by selecting "Create New Affiliate" on the assignment page. This option opens additional fields for completing unique affiliate details, such as name and deal structure.
This feature allows users to create a new Git repository for collaborative work, assigning specific team members as needed. It enables seamless collaboration and version control for projects like the one mentioned by Matt Moran.
As an administrator, you can now edit existing affiliates through the admin console, updating their details in a user-friendly interface. The feature includes editable fields for affiliate name, deal structure, and owner, mirroring the create form for consistency and ease of use.
When using Stripe authentication without a capture call, customer funds are held in pending state but do not appear as completed purchases in the "My Tickets" section. This issue affects secondary orders related to NFL events.
This feature evaluates the possibility of moving certain tags to a centralized Google Tag Manager (GTM) container and implements Direct on Page tag orchestration for tags that cannot be moved. The goal is to streamline tracking and reduce code duplication across the platform.
This feature updates the display of seats that match filter criteria to correctly show their color as #429af2 instead of the incorrect hex code #2596be.
A new link has been added to the footer of SIT Marketplace that directs customers to a Preferences page where they can set their consent preferences. This feature allows users to easily access and manage their consent settings in one place.
The KETCH feature updates its cookie policy to provide users with clear and consistent information about their privacy choices, including a link to learn more. This change aims to improve transparency and user trust in the platform's data handling practices.
The Ketch tag feature enables the SIT marketplace to manage user consent and comply with GDPR requirements by automatically loading a script that tracks user interactions on sitickets.com. This allows for more effective consent management and improved data protection.
This feature updates dashboard and alert settings to improve performance monitoring. It increases the alarm threshold from 6 to 10 for slow loading cart pages, allowing for more time between checks, and disables or adjusts other alerts as needed.
When an account credit is applied to a Gotham customer's invoice, the original amount due should be reduced accordingly in subsequent invoices. However, this feature ensures that the original amount is correctly reflected in the invoice, even if the payment is made partially with account credit.
This feature allows users to send GitHub invitations to specific individuals, enabling them to collaborate on projects. The feature facilitates seamless team collaboration and project management within the platform.
This feature enables Facundo to access the Auth0 Dashboard for monitoring and reading access logs related to the BOE Project, specifically with read-only / Logs Viewer permissions. This allows him to perform testing in QA and UAT environments.
This feature provides support for Next.js, enabling engineers to access credentials for npm installation, reducing the need for manual provisioning and allowing for faster development.
This feature updates the Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) settings on AWS Lambda to ensure secure and compliant API interactions. The update enhances the security of serverless applications by controlling which domains can access Lambda functions.
When using the Express Checkout on our marketplace, users will now see immediate field validation as soon as they start filling out their order information, ensuring a smoother and more secure checkout process. This update helps prevent errors and reduces the likelihood of abandoned carts due to incomplete or invalid data.
When you return to a 3D event page after purchasing tickets, your soft cart should be removed and no longer visible. This ensures that the purchased seats are not still shown in the cart even after checkout is complete.
When an invoice is paid in full, it will still appear on the customer's current invoice view, but the "Make Payment" button will be replaced with "Paid In Full". This change indicates that the invoice has been fully settled.
When viewing ticket details for an event in an event series, fans can now see the venue map in the Event Details tab. This feature provides an added layer of information to help fans plan their attendance at the event.
This feature allows users to start fresh with a new session when attempting to sign up or sign in again after abandoning the process or changing their email address, preventing "State Mismatch" errors. It ensures a smoother login experience by resetting the authentication flow.
When using the Bulk Refund feature in Box Office Events, users can now successfully process refunds even if the initial attempt throws an error message. This fix resolves issues where refunds were not processed correctly in Stripe despite showing success in the Box Office Events tool.
This feature resolves an issue where non-NFL secondary orders were not visible in users' account balances on both the app and web platforms. It ensures that customers can view their order history accurately, including non-NFL secondary orders, after receiving email confirmation.
When transferring tickets with GA+Seats, users may see duplicate tickets appear after multiple transfers. This issue prevents users from seeing the correct number of available seats on their transferred tickets.
This feature adds detailed logging for seat holds, allowing BOE Admins to monitor and audit hold-related activities with precision. The logs will enable the BI team to build reports and provide an activity log of hold operations in Tableau.
This feature ensures that Adyen payment tokens are properly synced when adding a new payment method through Express Checkout, preventing outdated tokens from being stored. When using Express Checkout, the system now correctly updates the user's Adyen payment token column after completing the checkout process.
This feature allows fans to quickly reuse their contact information during the Express Checkout process by adding a "Same as my contact info" checkbox. When this option is selected, the entered contact information will automatically be copied into corresponding billing fields, streamlining the checkout experience.
The new MyTickets design now accurately displays non-NFL secondary events. This improvement enhances the overall user experience for fans viewing tickets.
This feature updates the email sent to customers who purchase an event series on a payment plan, ensuring that the correct email template is used and not impacting day-of-purchase communications. The change aims to simplify customer communication and improve consistency in email notifications for event series purchases.
This feature corrects the typo in the "List Codes" dropdown menu, changing "restrict resale" to "restrict sale", ensuring accurate and clear labeling for users.
This feature resolves an issue where transactions are displayed as "pending" but do not have a recorded payment plan, allowing for clearer tracking of customer payments. It helps identify the root cause of this discrepancy and provides a more accurate representation of transaction status.
The 3D Design Visualization (3DDV) primary event pages are currently experiencing issues and display an error message on the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) environment. This feature aims to resolve these errors and ensure that the 3DDV primary event pages function correctly.
As a fan, you can now easily toggle between hiding and displaying the event legend on the map on the HappsNow primary event page using simple up/down arrow buttons. This feature allows for a more streamlined viewing experience without compromising access to important event information.
The Iframe Checkout feature ensures that convenience fees are accurately applied to customer orders. This update resolves an issue where convenience fees were not being charged correctly during the checkout process.
This feature improves the display of event thumbnails on the Trending Events page, ensuring that default SIT images are used for unassigned events and removing the foam finger icon from all events. This enhancement enhances user experience by providing more accurate and consistent event representations.
The About Us page has been updated to reflect the company's role as a leading live events marketplace, highlighting its diverse portfolio of sports, concerts, and theater tickets. This change aims to provide a clearer overview of Sports Illustrated Tickets' business and offerings.
The feature resolves an issue where users attempting to enter payment information in the multicart checkout process for certain partners, specifically Red Bull, were unable to fill in credit card details. The fix allows users to successfully input their payment information on these partner accounts.
This feature removes Ketch tags from mobile app builds (iOS and Android) to ensure compliance with Apple's app review policies and avoid cookie popup errors. This modification is necessary for GDPR compliance and allows the app to be submitted without issues.
This feature updates the repository summaries to include accurate information about ticket authors and associated repositories. The changes improve the clarity and accuracy of repository metadata in our system.
This feature configures Auth0 to query the database and add custom claims to users in the marketplace tenant. It enables the retrieval of user data from our PostgreSQL database, allowing for more personalized experiences in the app.
This feature resolves an issue with the seatHQ frontend startup process, ensuring a smoother and more reliable user experience. It improves overall system stability and performance during initial application launch.
This feature grants Fernando Barreto read-only access to the production High-Network (HN) MySQL database. This allows him to view data without modifying it.
This feature resolves issues with the GitHub pipeline on the frontend, ensuring smoother debugging and testing processes. It improves the overall reliability of the pipeline, allowing developers to quickly identify and fix errors.
This feature enables seamless integration between HappSnow and Sitickets accounts by creating a role that allows for secure data exchange and synchronization. This connection facilitates streamlined communication and data sharing between the two systems.
This feature enables the addition of several environment parameters to the .env file in the qa-sitickets-complete app, ensuring that these parameters are properly deployed and accessible to the application. This resolves issues with new features failing due to missing or inaccessible environment variables.
This feature grants users with access to Galileo's ECS (Elastic Container Service) production environment, allowing them to deploy applications in this environment. Previously, users were unable to deploy in prod due to permission issues.
As an administrator, this feature allows you to create and manage affiliate accounts, including selecting deal structures, POS systems, primary users, and creating new users if needed. The interface is designed to be user-friendly and consistent with the demo environment.
As an administrator, you can now edit user information in the admin console, updating fields such as name, phone number, and affiliation status. The editing process mirrors the creation form, providing a seamless experience for administrators to manage user data.
As an Affiliate Owner, you can now control who has access to manage your team groups by adding or removing users and viewing their current permissions. This feature allows for granular management of affiliate team members within the admin console.
The updated Admin Console → Users feature now displays accurate and visually distinct information about users, including their roles, affiliations, and ownership. This change enhances the user experience by providing clear insights into user data and improving navigation for both primary and super admin users.
The new feature enhances the Admin Console's Affiliate section by displaying updated information and filtering it based on the user's role, allowing Super Admins to view all affiliates and Primary Users to see only those they manage. This update ensures data accuracy and accessibility for both roles.
As a consignor, you can easily add ticket groups to your inventory by selecting events, setting up ticket details, and previewing before submission. The intuitive flow allows for flexible editing and final confirmation of your additions.
The feature resolves an issue where users were unable to view their tickets on the marketplace platform, resulting in a console error message indicating that "resaleEventStatus" was undefined. This fix now allows users to correctly display and manage their tickets.
This feature allows you to copy venue seating maps, events, and event series data from our production environment to our testing and quality assurance environments, ensuring consistency and accuracy in our testing processes.
This feature synchronizes event manifest data across different systems to ensure consistency and accuracy. It enables seamless data exchange between various platforms, reducing errors and improving overall system reliability.
This feature enables seamless integration with GitHub, allowing users to easily import and manage their projects on the platform. It simplifies the process of collaborating with others and tracking changes to project files.
This feature introduces the ability to meet and collaborate with customers from CL Technologies and SI tickets in a single interface. It streamlines communication and ticket management for users.
The feature grants Cesar Rivas the necessary permissions to query DynamoDB without encountering an AccessDeniedException. This update allows his IAM user to have READ access to Dynamo's PROD environment and WRITE access to DEV and UAT environments.
This feature investigates the potential impact of a bug reported in SIT-15153 on the upcoming RBNY Autopay Run scheduled for January 15. The goal is to ensure a smooth and uninterrupted payment process.
This feature is a centralized hub for tracking and managing MVP gap testing stories, allowing teams to efficiently organize and prioritize their testing efforts. It provides a single location for storing and accessing gap testing stories, streamlining the testing process.
This feature allows users to sign up and log in securely, with admins able to create different user types and approve self-service sign-ups. It also enables sellers to register independently and provides functionality for password reset and user management.
The new dashboard provides an intuitive overview of key performance indicators, allowing users to quickly track progress and make data-driven decisions. A revamped navigation menu offers streamlined access to essential features, enhancing overall user experience.
This feature removes outdated references to deleted user IDs from the Transaction and Reservation tables, ensuring data consistency and preventing downstream errors when referencing non-existent users. It updates records with invalid sales_rep_id values to NULL, resolving broken links in the system.
As a Consignor, we've added a customizable navigation bar that adapts to both desktop and mobile devices, providing easy access to key features. On mobile, the navigation bar expands with additional options when the user icon is tapped on top.
This feature adds load times for each pager on the unified dashboard, providing users with a better understanding of how quickly their pagers are responding. This information is now displayed alongside other key metrics, giving users valuable insights into their pager's performance.
When customers attempt to access their tickets through the platform, they may encounter issues that prevent them from viewing their tickets. This can cause problems for both partners, as the reporting partner is unable to scan attendees and the customer cannot access their ticket information.
This feature resolves issues with data sync exceptions from the HappsNow API monitoring in Datadog, ensuring accurate and reliable data synchronization. It improves the overall reliability of the Data Sync process for HappsNow users.
This feature removes three users (Fernando, Alexandru, and Lorenzo) from access to the sitickets and happsnow accounts. This change ensures that these users can no longer log in or manage their respective accounts.
This feature improves the repository summary for repositories associated with specific tickets, providing a more accurate and user-friendly view of related issues. It enhances the overall experience for users navigating through repositories and their associated tickets.
The "Reset Password" feature has been updated to match the new SeatHQ brand identity, ensuring consistency across all user interfaces. This change includes updates to both the AC Forgot Password page and the Reset Password page designs, featuring the actual SeatHQ logo.
As an admin user, you can create new users through the Admin Console, filling out a form with required fields such as email and user type, while also selecting their affiliate status. The form is designed to match the provided Figma FE components for a seamless user experience.
As a non-user, you can easily reset your password by accessing the forgot-password page, allowing you to regain access to your account. This feature provides a secure and straightforward way for users to recover their passwords without assistance from support staff.
This feature allows users to manage and view customer data in one place. It provides a centralized platform for storing, editing, and tracking customer information.
The Event Performance Report provides detailed insights into the performance of specific events within our platform, helping users identify areas for improvement and optimize their event execution. This feature offers a customizable dashboard to track key metrics, such as attendance, engagement, and revenue, in one convenient location.
This feature allows users to view and analyze revenue data organized by specific events, providing insights into which events contribute most significantly to overall revenue.
This feature analyzes and visualizes peak ticket purchase times to help event organizers identify busy periods and optimize their sales strategies. It provides valuable insights to inform inventory management and pricing decisions.
This feature analyzes ticket purchase patterns to identify peak days when events are most popular, allowing users to plan and book tickets accordingly. It provides insights into optimal timing for event organizers to maximize attendance and revenue.
The new Overview Dashboard provides a high-level view of key performance indicators and metrics, allowing users to quickly assess project progress and make informed decisions. This feature offers a centralized location for tracking and visualizing important data, streamlining the workflow and enhancing productivity.
This feature provides an overview of the cumulative revenue earned by each month, allowing users to track and analyze their financial performance over time. The report offers a clear visual representation of monthly revenue trends, enabling informed business decisions.
This feature allows customers to view and manage their sales data organized by payment method, providing insights into which payment methods are most commonly used. This feature enables users to easily track and analyze sales trends by payment type.
This feature provides an overview of revenue generated by month, allowing users to track and analyze sales trends over time. It enables data-driven insights into financial performance, facilitating informed business decisions.
The Maple Grove Reports feature provides users with a centralized view of key performance indicators and insights for the Maple Grove location. This feature enables data-driven decision making by presenting relevant information in an easily digestible format.
This feature analyzes promo codes to ensure their validity and accuracy, helping users verify the authenticity of promotional offers. It provides real-time validation results, making it easier for customers to redeem codes correctly.
This feature updates the seats reserved/sold query to include one-time fees from the transaction cart, providing a more accurate view of seat costs. The change enhances the query's functionality by incorporating additional revenue information into its results.
This feature generates new deeplinks for NYRB members to sign in and add CC info, allowing them to easily access their marketplace customer profiles and invoices. The generated links are designed to work around issues with the current page loading, providing a seamless experience for members.
This feature fixes an issue where after 15 minutes of inactivity on the express checkout page, users are redirected back to the map with all seats greyed out due to a looping JavaScript event. The fix ensures that the map can fully load and display available seats after the timer expires.
The Data Sanity feature ensures accurate invoice amounts by comparing Gotham FC reservation cart totals to existing invoices and correcting discrepancies, resulting in a more reliable financial record. This process identifies and addresses ~250 reservations with outdated or missing invoice information.
As a Primary User, you can now easily switch between Affiliates and view their specific data on the screen. This feature allows users to access different affiliate-related information, such as inventory, sales, or payouts, when switching between affiliates.
This feature allows consignors to view detailed information about tickets within each Ticket Group (TG), including seat details, in an easily readable format. The display of seats is adapted based on the size of the group, with smaller groups showing all seats visible and larger groups displaying a flexible layout until two rows are full.
This feature validates the successful deployment of the Fortress system in both Quality Assurance and Sandbox environments. It ensures that the application is functioning correctly before being moved to production.
This feature enables seamless integration of telemetry data between Fortress and Fevo platforms, providing a unified view of user behavior and performance metrics. It allows for more accurate analysis and decision-making in both applications.
This feature evaluates the solution for integrating production and sandbox environments, ensuring seamless data exchange between the two. It aims to optimize the integration process, reducing errors and improving overall system reliability.
This feature allows users to configure environment variables specifically for the PROVENUE integration on the QA marketplace, enabling more precise control over application settings. By doing so, users can optimize their PROVENUE configuration for better performance and accuracy.
This feature enables the Quality Assurance (QA) team to access DynamoDB data directly from an Integration Account, streamlining their testing process. This allows the QA team to efficiently test and validate integration workflows without relying on external connections.
This feature automatically populates the assigned sales representative field for renewal fans in our database by linking their reservations to their current payment plans.
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When copying or adding price codes to tickets, this feature removes the need to check for hold, sale, or reservation status, allowing admins to easily apply configurations from one event to another. This simplifies the ticket management process and streamlines event setup.
As a consignor, you can now easily publish or unpublish individual ticket listings directly from the Inventory view, with a toggle switch that instantly updates the status badge to reflect the new state. This allows for quick and easy management of your inventory listings.
This feature introduces an API endpoint that allows users to search for webstore master events by name, venue, performer, or date without requiring authentication. The new /search/{params} endpoint enables easy searching across the SI organization's event catalog.
As a consignor, this feature allows you to view and manage your inventory on a dedicated page, enabling segmented searches by various criteria such as price, published status, and events. The page provides an overview of your inventory, including sales data, ticket quantities, and profit/loss information.
As an administrator, this feature allows you to create a new group in the admin console, where you can input a name and select associated affiliates. The form is designed with a clean and modern interface, matching Figma's design style.
This feature restricts access to the /admin page for users with role IDs 2 or greater, automatically redirecting them to a "Forbidden" page instead of displaying admin content. Users with lower role IDs can continue to access the /admin page normally.
The fix for SIT-14959 resolves an issue where NYRB groups and event pages were not loading due to a 502 Bad Gateway error. This problem has been resolved by flushing cache and syncing with our partner, ensuring users can now access these pages without errors.
This feature enhances repository summaries to include links to associated tickets and authors, providing a clearer overview of project contributions.
This feature improves the repository summary page to provide more accurate information about associated tickets, making it easier for users to find relevant data. The updated feature resolves issues with ticket links and author attribution.
After a successful login, users are automatically redirected to the inventory page (/inventory) instead of the admin page. The user remains authenticated and can make API requests from this page without any authentication errors.
The feature updates the main header with a modern design, featuring the Stakeholder's logo and a light/dark theme switch, providing a consistent visual identity. This change enhances the overall user experience by aligning with the Claude Prototype design guidelines.
This fix resolves an issue allowing the "primary-fortress-integration-qa-fortressUniqueId" Lambda function to be called from another Lambda function, improving integration between services.
As a SeatHQ stakeholder, you can now easily access and view our company's privacy policy on the website. The policy is displayed in its entirety on our dedicated Privacy Policy page, ensuring transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements.
As a Consignor, you can now easily create your SeatHQ account by clicking the "AC New" button on the login page and filling out a simple sign-up form. This allows you to quickly and securely set up your account with just a few easy steps.
This feature enables configuration of DataDog logging settings through environment variables, allowing users to control verbose logging and slow query detection in production environments. The feature also sets up initial DataDog configuration with API key, service name, and site ID for seamless integration.
The Admin Console has been updated with a new design featuring three main tabs for users, affiliates, and groups. The interface now includes action buttons above grid views, allowing for easier management and selection of multiple items.
The feature updates the Admin Console's Groups page to reflect changes in the database schema, displaying accurate and up-to-date information for each group. This includes showing updated data such as group ID, name, affiliates, and primary users.
This feature allows users to be created with affiliate information, ensuring that the "Deal" structure is properly passed to the catchall API. When an affiliate is added during user creation, their details are now correctly transmitted to the catchall API.
This feature enables real-time updates from SEATHQ webhooks to be forwarded to a customizable endpoint based on the affiliate level of the order. Users can select which webhook events they want to forward, such as Order Placed or Payment, and receive notifications in real-time.
This feature sets up an Auth0 application and credentials for seamless Single Sign-On integration with SeatHQ, allowing users to log in with their Marketplace credentials while maintaining separate authentication. A new client application is created within the existing Auth0 tenant to facilitate authorized API communication between the two platforms.
This feature combines multiple dashboards into one single, scrollable view, allowing engineers to access all necessary statistics in a single location without losing any data. The updated dashboard preserves current stats and provides a seamless user experience.
This feature fix resolves the issue where publishing a listing was not sending the correct data to the API, causing the "Broadcast" column to remain "No". It now correctly sends a curl package with the required information to publish or unpublish seats.
This feature updates the price of an inventory item in our system and passes this change to the catch-all API, ensuring that external systems receive accurate pricing information. The update is triggered by a PUT request to the private v1 listing endpoint.
This feature restricts access to deal structures settings, allowing only Super Admins to edit these configurations, while keeping them visible to Primary Admins. This enhancement improves security and reduces unauthorized changes to critical settings.
This feature improves the layout of the purchasing accounts screen by ensuring consistent padding throughout, aligning it with other settings screens for a more cohesive user experience.
This feature enhances the event ticket search functionality by default sorting results in ascending date order and pre-selecting specific options, such as seat type, delivery method, and pricing. It also introduces a new option to publish or unpublish tickets directly from this screen, streamlining the process.
This feature updates the inventory management system to provide a more intuitive user experience. It simplifies column headers and right-click menus, making it easier for users to manage published sections, row aliases, and autopricer settings.
The "Inv Management - External Notes Not Working" feature allows users to add and save external notes when right-clicking on an inventory item. However, the changes were not being persisted, causing them to be lost after saving; this issue has been resolved to properly pass notes to the catch-all API.
This feature allows users to edit section row aliases in the Inv Management tool, initially displaying all marketplaces as an option and enabling them to select specific ones for customized settings. The modal will retain previously entered values if reopened.
As a SeatHQ user, I can easily access and view the company's Terms of Use policy on the website. This feature provides a clear and consistent representation of the terms on the site, matching the existing document and Figma design guidelines.
This feature allows developers to make broadcast modifications to the CatchAll by storing changes in the database and including them in a specific code within the InternalNotes field. This enables multiple tags to be updated simultaneously with a single request, using the PUT /listing/{id} endpoint.
When adding tickets and setting a wholesale price, the feature now correctly broadcasts the price to Ticket Groups (TGs) and passes it to CatchAll, ensuring that the "asking price" is accurately reflected. Previously, prices were not being stored or passed to CatchAll when TGs were created without a set price.
When adding tickets to a group, users can now view all seat numbers in the ticket group preview, even if the group has more than 5 seats. This feature allows users to easily see and manage their entire seating arrangement.
As a Consignor, you can now remove Temporary Goods (TGs) from sale while they are not currently held. This feature ensures that consignors can manage their listings more efficiently by preventing accidental sales of TGs that are not on hold.
As a developer, you can now export sales data as a CSV file through a dedicated API endpoint, allowing for easy selection and download of specific sales by the logged-in user. The exported CSV file includes all relevant sale parameters.
This feature allows developers to export inventory data in CSV format, including relevant parameters, for logged-in users. Additionally, it enables frontend integration to allow users to select specific sales from the grid and download the corresponding CSV file.
This feature allows affiliates to receive notifications about new orders placed through their unique IDs, which are then processed and stored in our system, sending a confirmation response back to the affiliate. It also handles any potential errors that may occur during processing.
This feature introduces a webhook handler that allows affiliates to place orders on hold, updating the order status and notifying the affiliate of the hold status if applicable. The handler receives valid affiliate IDs, stores relevant information in the database, and handles errors gracefully.
This feature allows developers to create a webhook handler that automatically releases orders from a "hold" status and sends notifications when an order is released. The handler listens for specific requests at the /v1/catchall/webhooks/affiliate/{affiliateId} path and updates the order status accordingly.
This feature implements an Order Update Webhook Handler that listens for updates to existing orders and processes changes to reflect in the system, sending a confirmation response to the affiliated party upon successful update. It also logs any processing errors.
The login page has been redesigned to align with the new SeatHQ brand identity, featuring the company's logo and updated visual style. This change aims to provide a more cohesive user experience that reflects the organization's modern branding.
As a non-user, I can access the application by visiting the root URL ("/") and log in to view its content. This allows users to easily find and access the site without needing to navigate to a specific page or login screen.
As a new user, you can easily create an account by signing up on the /signup page. This allows anyone to access and utilize the Seathq platform without needing prior login credentials.
This feature notifies administrators of failed NFL order deliveries to customers through the Slack channel @data-dog, providing order details and relevant logs for investigation. It ensures timely alerting of delivery issues to facilitate prompt resolution.
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This feature automates the transfer of data from the Business Operations Environment's User Acceptance Testing (UAT) environment into our Quality Assurance (QA) environment. It creates all necessary records, including events, partners, manifests, charts, and inventory, to support testing in QA.
This feature creates a new DynamoDB table to store ticket-range counter information for partner Fortress, specifically in the Integration account. The table will help track and manage ticket ranges for seamless integration with the Fortress service.
This feature enables seamless integration between the Waroom and Fortress platforms, allowing users to access and manage their content across both systems efficiently. The integration streamlines workflows and enhances collaboration capabilities for users of both platforms.
This feature grants users read-only access to AWS Inspector, allowing them to view audit trails and compliance data without modifying or deleting information. This enhanced security measure ensures that sensitive data is protected while still enabling authorized users to access important insights.
The new feature automatically frees up disk space on the Tableau operating system to prevent storage issues and ensure smooth performance. It also provides users with an option to manage their data storage more efficiently.
This feature allows administrators to grant access to specific users for Dynamo DB integration with an AWS account. It enables secure and controlled access to Dynamo DB for authorized users.
This feature ensures that all developers and quality assurance (QA) team members have the necessary permissions to update and publish AWS AppConfig configurations, allowing them to manage application settings efficiently.
This feature allows users to access the BOE event URL directly from a custom short URL provided by our partner ABG. The custom URL redirects to the official event page on sitickets.com.
This feature ensures accurate customer payment data by performing an end-to-end analysis of Gotham and RB payments, identifying any discrepancies and documenting the issues for further investigation. The goal is to identify the root cause of incorrect payment data to prevent future errors.
This feature provides detailed reports on seat holds and availability, allowing partners to track individual seats, their status, and associated ticket information in a customizable format. The report enables partners to aggregate or drill down into specific events or event series for better insights.
This feature adds a new calculated field to ticket price components, allowing users to easily view the total amount at checkout by combining retail price, tax, and processing fees. This updated reporting provides a clearer picture of ticket sales performance.
This feature allows NYRB customers to update their email addresses, ensuring that all relevant systems are updated with the new email information. The change will be reflected across multiple platforms, including reservations, invoices, transactions, and user accounts.
This feature updates the weekly patching script to use the latest versions, ensuring compatibility with new image builds without disrupting existing functionality. The update also includes a reboot process for affected systems to ensure they receive the necessary security patches.
This feature allows administrators to grant access to specific Auth0 user views in the Marketplace Quality Assurance environment. This enables authorized users to see details about Auth0 account holders within the QA environment.
This feature automatically retrieves and updates event data every 12 hours to ensure users have access to the most recent information.
This feature moves event logic from the Ticket API to User Management, simplifying and consolidating related functionality within a single repository. This change improves code organization and reduces redundancy.
The Catalog Service provides a set of APIs (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE) to manage catalogs, allowing users to create, read, update, and delete catalog data. This service enables full CRUD capabilities for the catalog schema within the User Management API.
This feature introduces an API that allows developers to create new affiliates and their primary users, including fields for affiliate name, deal structure, POS system, and user details. The API enables the creation of a new affiliate with a linked primary user, providing a streamlined process for managing affiliate relationships.
Marketplace users can now modify their resale listings by changing prices, broadcasting or unbroadcasting them. This feature allows users to update their listings in real-time across external marketplaces.
This feature allows users to easily create consignor accounts for selling tickets by providing basic user information and optional affiliate details. The API endpoint streamlines the process of setting up a new account with minimal complexity.
The new feature allows marketplace users to publish their tickets for resale to other SeatHQ supported marketplaces through an external API endpoint. This enables seamless listing creation and broadcasting across multiple marketplaces, associated with the user's affiliate status.
This feature updates the payment attempts reporting to include all relevant information, such as reservations, invoices, and payment processor transactions, allowing for better visibility into failed payments and successful reconciliations. The update aims to align with recent re-architecting efforts to provide a more comprehensive view of payment attempts.
UAT (User Acceptance Testing) and QA (Quality Assurance). This enables more comprehensive testing of these events in different stages of development.
This feature allows users to easily update and manage sales representatives and account representatives in Gotham by running an automated script. The script simplifies the process of importing and updating these roles, making it more efficient for users.
This feature resolves an authorization error issue with Amazon SQS in our QA environment, allowing updates to Fortress to proceed without interruption. The fix ensures seamless communication between Fortress and SQS, improving overall system reliability.
The Product & Technology Team Round Table meet feature allows team members to collaborate and discuss product development in a structured meeting format. This feature enables teams to organize regular meetings for planning, decision-making, and knowledge sharing.
This feature enables users to monitor and receive notifications when a specific item is on sale at its retail price in the RB store. It helps customers stay informed about deals and make timely purchasing decisions.
This feature grants users the ability to view and comment on GitHub issues related to SeatHQ, allowing them to collaborate more effectively. It enables Nicolas Andrulakis to access SeatHQ-related information directly within Slack.
This feature allows users to create ad-hoc tasks and meetings that can be assigned to specific team members or automatically generated based on project requirements. It streamlines the process of creating temporary projects and collaborations, making it easier for teams to work together on short-term initiatives.
This feature allows users to request a Virtual Private Network (VIP) or URL pattern from the QA team, enabling secure access to sensitive information. The feature provides a streamlined process for requesting and managing VIPs, improving overall security and efficiency.
This feature resolves an authorization error when testing Amazon SQS in the QA environment by adding necessary permissions to the resource-based policy, allowing the assumed role to send messages successfully.
This feature adds Manuela Garces to the DataOps group, allowing for more inclusive collaboration and decision-making.
This feature sets up a new Amazon S3 bucket named 'qa-boxoffixe-ui-customer-imports' to store import files, resolving permission issues Hemant encountered when creating the bucket. The bucket is created for all environments and checked for existing buckets before setting one up.
This feature provisions a DynamoDB database for use with the Fortress integration during deployment, ensuring seamless connectivity between systems. It builds upon the existing localStack implementation to make DynamoDB available in the production environment.
This feature configures the Fortress pipeline to support automated deployments and job validation between User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and Production environments, integrating these environments with GitHub. It enables seamless deployment workflows by setting up API Gateway connectivity and adding UAT and Production environments to GitHub.
This feature allows users to review and confirm the removal of legacy volumes from their system, ensuring data integrity and minimizing potential errors. It provides a streamlined process for managing outdated or obsolete data.
This feature allows users to review and manage access permissions for all profiles on Sitickets, ensuring that each user has the right level of access to tickets and other system resources. This enhanced security measure provides greater control and visibility into who can view or edit specific tickets.
This feature enables users to monitor and receive notifications when a meeting room is available for booking at a discounted rate. It allows users to stay on top of availability and potential savings opportunities.
This feature allows users to restart their Tyler account on the HappSnow platform, providing them with an access key and secret key to regain access. The feature enables seamless recovery of user accounts in case of technical issues or password reset needs.
The "Migrate SeatHQ into Github" feature allows users to move their existing SeatHQ data and configuration into a GitHub repository, enabling easy collaboration and version control. This migration process simplifies the management of SeatHQ settings and ensures that changes are tracked and easily recoverable.
This feature provides authenticated users with contextual information about their login credentials, including a unique user ID and role, when accessing specific endpoints in the application. This enhancement ensures that users can access relevant data related to their affiliation status and role.
This feature allows affiliates to initiate order cancellations through a webhook, which updates the order status and notifies relevant systems, ensuring accurate and timely communication. The system logs any errors that occur during the cancellation process.
This feature resolves issues with case-sensitive email addresses by migrating affected data and adding unique constraints where necessary, ensuring accurate email address validation and prevention of duplicate entries.
This feature enables seamless integration between Business Operations Engine (BOE) data and the Fortress API by creating necessary data mappings, allowing for accurate and efficient exchange of data between the two systems. This facilitates streamlined operations and improved data consistency across both platforms.
This feature resolves an issue where duplicate users are created for New York Red Bulls season ticket holders due to case sensitivity in email addresses. It now ensures that all stored payment information and reservations from unmerged records are included when duplicating user accounts.
When an invoice is successfully paid through Adyen, it should now be recorded in the transactions table with a valid transaction ID. This ensures that all payment records are accurately reflected in our database.
This feature upgrades the Ubuntu operating system for engineers when they receive approval from development teams, ensuring all necessary instances are updated to the latest version. This ensures consistency and security across environments.
This feature ensures that a single user can't have multiple access roles at the same time, preventing potential conflicts of authority. It helps maintain clear role definitions and prevents accidental or intentional misuse of elevated privileges.
This feature updates the repository summary to include information about associated tickets, making it easier for users to view and manage related issues. The change enhances the visibility of ticket connections within the repository.
This feature resolves expired reservations in our system by automatically removing them from Dynamo DB when their TTL field expires. This prevents lost payments and ensures that existing reservation plans are not affected.
This feature upgrades the Ubuntu operating system on specific instances to the latest version (5.15.0.1088.95~20.04.1) with Dev Approval, ensuring consistency and security across the environment.
This feature allows users to document their configuration steps in Confluence and share them with the team through the shared GitHub pipeline, ensuring consistency and collaboration.
The feature allows DevOps engineers to review end-of-life notices for various AWS services, such as MySQL RDS and Lambda, and identify necessary upgrade items to avoid costly support charges. This process is facilitated through the AWS Health Dashboard, ensuring actionable upgrades are ticketed under an epic for efficient management.
We've added a "Cookie Policy" link in the footer of our website, providing users with easy access to our data collection and usage practices. This new link is now visible on all pages, including the Support section at the bottom of the page.
When purchasing seats, representatives can now choose to apply their available account credits at checkout, reducing the need for cash deposits. This feature streamlines the process of booking seats while also utilizing the representative's existing credit balance.
This feature investigates and resolves issues related to sending CloudWatch logs to Datadog logs, ensuring accurate log data transmission.
This feature automatically associates customers with their corresponding partners when a new customer is created or a transaction/reservation is made. It retrieves the partner information from related event IDs in MySQL transactions and reservations tables to populate the partner_customers table.
This feature allows users to integrate their GitHub repository with a secondary pipeline, creating a hybrid workflow that combines the strengths of both pipelines. By configuring this integration, users can leverage the benefits of both pipelines in a single workflow.
When adding tickets, users will receive warnings for "Seat Type" and "Delivery" fields that are left blank, ensuring they complete required information before proceeding. The warnings will be displayed in red color with a red border to draw attention to the missing data.
The List-codes API endpoint is not functioning correctly in the QA environment, returning a 403 Forbidden error, whereas it works fine in production. The goal is to investigate and resolve this issue to unblock task SIT-13849.
This feature allows users to view multiple line items for the same customer or seats on the Seats Sold/Reserved report, resolving issues with duplicate locations. It improves the accuracy of the report by correctly displaying all associated information for each customer or seat.
This feature allows sales representatives to receive and view up-to-date lists of New York Review Board (NYRB) orders, ensuring they are informed about current customer transactions and reservations. The updated list is provided by Steve, providing a centralized source for sales reps to access this critical information.
AWS is planning to automatically update all Fargate services running version 1.3.0 to version 1.4.0 on March 2, 2026, requiring review and migration of affected services by the DevOps team.
This feature generates a FinOps Report for AWS costs, providing insights into cost savings opportunities and recommended approaches to reduce expenses. The report is tailored to the specific application behavior and structure, helping businesses identify potential areas for cost optimization.