When you first visit the TDT, you'll find default layouts already in place based on our years of experience designing ticket layouts for our clients. We hope these defaults give you a helpful starting point, but if they don't match your needs, don't worry - you can freely edit all elements on the ticket.

Do you have custom fields to add to your tickets? No problem: you'll just add those fields to the appropriate field sets and they'll be available to select in the TDT. You can include custom fields from the Ticket Order, Ticket Order Item, Ticketable Event, and Event Instance.

Enter mock up text in the editor to design for a wide variety of information (e.g. very long event names), then preview the design with real ticket data and do a test print (or a few) to make sure that everything looks the way you expect.

Once you're happy with your designs, you'll publish each card.

Ticket layouts tend to change over time, and that's ok! For example, maybe you've got a show coming up that has an unusually long name, and your current ticket design doesn't quite work. Or maybe you're preparing for your new season with brand new ticket stock, and you need to move things around to make space for a pre-printed logo.

No problem - you can open the Ticket Design Tool any time to make adjustments. You'll be working in draft mode, so your edits won't affect your current tickets until you've finished your test prints and published your changes.

We've moved the filters from the left column to a more convenient location above your Events and Instances, to make more room for other elements. A few adjustments to the interface make the filters easier to use, and there's a quick way to clear all filters.

Quickly access other dates of an Event with a dropdown menu that includes the number of available tickets. You'll find this option on both reserved and general admission Event Instances.

You can now add multiple Price Levels for general admission tickets at the same time! To adjust the quantity you can either click the plus/minus buttons, or type directly into the quantity box for each Price Level you want. Then click Next to add those tickets to the cart!

Want to access all the notes and communication about a Ticket Order in one place? Now you can! Click the "Order Notes" button at any point on a Ticket Order:

From here you can view and add notes however you need to:

1. Use Chatter to tag colleagues or add files.
2. Use the new Internal Comments field for info that should be visible to your team in reports, but not to the buyer. This field is available in Door List reports and more!
3. The pre-existing "Comments" field is now called Buyer's Comments and includes a note to remind you that it will be visible to the patron in their confirmation email. Use this to note patron requests and preferences.
4. The Entry Note will appear on the scanning device when a ticket from that Order is scanned.

The mini cart is a key element of future design changes in PMBO, and you'll notice a preliminary version in this release.

Please know that it's not finished yet: in the near future it will have more vertical space, more functionality, and appear on more pages. We're excited for the final version of the mini cart to make it easier to navigate, view the cart contents, add a donation, and make changes at any point.

In this release you'll only see it when adding new items to a Ticket Order, and it might look a little squished on smaller screens. Don't worry - stay tuned for the complete version coming soon!