Access control warnings on the seat map

You enjoy the "controlled ticket" view of the seat map for monitoring access control? You can now configure that view to trigger warnings when access control numbers drop suspiciously.

Solution

Monitoring the access control of your venue is now even easier with new warning messages that will pop-up when the number of controlled tickets drop significantly. It is also now possible to adjust the time zone of the access control data in case the timestamp data is not provided with a proper timezone by the access control system.

Getting started

When the "controlled ticket" view mode of the seat map is activated, the system will automatically check the incoming access control data and trigger warnings in the following cases:

The number of new controlled tickets (per minute) is zero
The number of new controlled tickets (per minute) is lower than X percent compared to the previous number (default to 20%)

The warnings will be displayed every minute until the data flow from the access control is back to normal. Warning messages do not require any manual action from the operator and will automatically be hidden after 60 seconds

A new configuration pop-up has been added to the sales configuration seat map to allow to control different elements of the "controlled ticket" view mode.

Access control time zone adjustment: allows adjusting the timezone of the access control data when the provided data provided by the the third party access control system is missing a proper timezone. (Default: 0 hours)
Access control warning threshold: allows defining the threshold for the warning message in percentage of the number of previously received controlled tickets. (Default: 20%)
Access control polling time interval: allows defining the interval between polling times. It is recommended to configure the interval to match the interval of calls coming from the third party access control system. Refer to the access control interface for details but the usual recommendation is 60 seconds. (Default: 60 seconds)