Opening the room
A quiet room, ten minutes to doors. Every seat accounted for before the first guest arrives.
A seat in the pit, a whole high-top, a private buyout. Four billing models, one checkout — and the floor fills.
The unsold buyout hits its cutoff and releases as rail seats. Nobody had to remember.
Ten guests, one QR. They land on the host's board together, blinking, waiting to be seated.
Sell, box office, floor, and door run on the same inventory. A full room, with receipts.
The room dims, the total ties out. Same number as the processor — not an estimate, the actual money.