KyaZoonga, the online sports and entertainment ticketing company, has launched iTicket, a Do-It-Yourself” (DIY) online service that allows event organizers to sell event tickets. According to the company, the platform will allow organizers of small events, the ability to manage and control sale of tickets, in a professional manner by utilising KyaZoonga's ticketing platform. What the platform offers iTicket will allow organizers to create an event specifying details such as ticket prices, categories and quantities, seating, manage attendee information, promote an event and collect payment. It will offer features like the ability to create logos and custom background pages, direct URLs (links), multiple payment options(Credit Card, Debit Card or Netbanking), real time monitoring and sales reports, the ability to specify ticket types, discount codes and create 'early bird' or 'special offer' tickets, listing with search engines and visitor analytics. The platform will also offer an option to create a private event. KyaZoonga says that it will also allow organizers to promote and share events on its own site, and on social networks including Facebook and Twitter. Fee & Payout KyaZoonga will charge a fee of 2.5% plus Rs 15 on each ticket against actual sales, exclusive of taxes. In addition to the fee, it will also charge 3% of ticket value for credit/debit card processing and Net Banking. There's a 15 day repatriation period, which implies that KyaZoonga will send a Cheque or Direct Deposit the organizer's dues 15 days after the event ends. Competition With the launch of this solution, KyaZoonga…
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