Tickets for evenings with a set number of seats.

Yes. The same event can be sold at several prices — standard and VIP, or meat menu and vegetarian menu — and the guest enters a number for each, so it becomes one order and one payment. Each type can have its own number of seats and its own sales window; the event's capacity is still the total ceiling.

The ticket sits as not checked in. The seat is sold, and you can see in the overview who showed up and who didn't.

Yes. Each ticket gets its own code, so guests can be checked in individually even if they were bought in one order.

There is a scanner, and you already have it: check-in happens from the dashboard on a phone or tablet, whose camera reads the ticket's QR code. No special hardware, and the code can always be entered by hand instead.

Yes — in both Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. The buttons are on the ticket page, the guest taps once, and the ticket then lies in the phone with its QR code. The guest can show it without coverage; check-in from your side still requires connection.

The page says it is sold out and offers the guest a place on the waiting list. When places come free — a refund, a larger capacity, another ticket type — we write to as many people as there are places, in the order they signed up. No ticket is held back for anybody, and the email says so. You do not have to do anything; the list and the number are on the event.

Yes. A price may be 0 kr., and then there is no payment on the way: the guest writes their email, gets the confirmation straight away, and the table is gone from the page. We do not charge a handling fee either when there is nothing to pay. The guest can cancel from the confirmation itself, and the place goes back on the page the same second — that is what separates a reservation book from a list of people who did not turn up. For an ordinary evening, where the guest picks their own time and gets a table, there is table booking.

No. Cancelling only applies to what cost nothing. A ticket you have charged for can only be refunded by you — otherwise cancelling would be a button that deletes the guest’s purchase without giving the money back. If a paid ticket is to go back, you do it as a refund from the dashboard.

Yes. Put an amount on the price, and a bonus if you like. When the table is paid for, the amount is issued as an ordinary Kuvert gift card to whoever holds the ticket — «pay 2.000, drink for 2.200». The balance is drawn down on your own screen, like any other gift card, and the guest can see what is left on theirs. What is not spent is still the guest’s: the card lives for 36 months like every other. The amount itself cannot be larger than the price — the purchase would then be a gift card with a date on it, and gift cards carry 14 days of withdrawal that a ticket for a specific date does not. The bonus on top may carry the total higher.

No. Make the evening once and say which weekdays it falls on, and Kuvert opens the coming weeks by itself. They arrive as drafts, so prices and line-up can be corrected before they go on sale, and days you are closed can be closed on the series. We have measured what not having it costs: one bar we looked at had 1.283 event pages for eight weekly formats, and 746 of them were cancelled.