After logging in, click the “Venues” tab on the top rail. This page displays a comprehensive list of your venues along with details such as the number of events associated with each venue.
Before editing a seating chart used for a live event, contact SimpleTix Support to avoid potential issues such as double-bookings or disconnecting current ticket sales. If significant changes are needed, we recommend cloning the existing seating chart rather than modifying the live version.
Navigate to the venues list and locate the venue with the seating chart you want to modify.
Click “Edit Seating” to open the seating chart designer.
Use the Select Tool to choose rows or sections where you need to adjust category details or row curves.
To change labels (such as section, row, and seat numbers), click the “Edit” button if the labels are locked by default.
You can add more rows or tables with the corresponding tools as needed.
Once you’ve completed your modifications, click “Publish” (or “Save”) to finalize the updates.
Select the venue which uses the seating chart you wish to clone.
Choose “Reserved Seating.” A popup will appear with the option:
“No, I’d like to clone the chart and make some adjustments.”
Provide a new nickname for the cloned chart.
Click “Clone Now.” This action creates a separate copy that you can safely modify without risking the integrity of an ongoing event’s seating configuration.
Assistant
Responses are generated using AI and may contain mistakes.
After logging in, click the “Venues” tab on the top rail. This page displays a comprehensive list of your venues along with details such as the number of events associated with each venue.
Before editing a seating chart used for a live event, contact SimpleTix Support to avoid potential issues such as double-bookings or disconnecting current ticket sales. If significant changes are needed, we recommend cloning the existing seating chart rather than modifying the live version.
Navigate to the venues list and locate the venue with the seating chart you want to modify.
Click “Edit Seating” to open the seating chart designer.
Use the Select Tool to choose rows or sections where you need to adjust category details or row curves.
To change labels (such as section, row, and seat numbers), click the “Edit” button if the labels are locked by default.
You can add more rows or tables with the corresponding tools as needed.
Once you’ve completed your modifications, click “Publish” (or “Save”) to finalize the updates.
Select the venue which uses the seating chart you wish to clone.
Choose “Reserved Seating.” A popup will appear with the option:
“No, I’d like to clone the chart and make some adjustments.”
Provide a new nickname for the cloned chart.
Click “Clone Now.” This action creates a separate copy that you can safely modify without risking the integrity of an ongoing event’s seating configuration.
Assistant
Responses are generated using AI and may contain mistakes.