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October 28th Patch Notes

Every account gets two-factor authentication, and two more resale sources open on Max.

New

Two-factor authentication is on for every account. At your next sign-in, pick how you get your code: an authenticator app or email. Keep the recovery codes Ticker shows you once. Tick "Trust this browser" and that browser skips the code for 30 days. Ticker asks for a code again before you create an API feed key, connect an AI app, or change your password or billing. Manage it in Settings, under Security.

API feed keys and AI app connections keep working until Saturday, October 31 at 11:59 PM Eastern. After that, a key or connection whose owner has no two-factor method pauses until the owner sets one up, then works again with the same key.

If setup gets stuck or a code won't work, email support@findticker.com.

  • Two more resale sources on Max, each with its own lens on event pages. The API feed and your connected AI read both.
  • Screener columns for the first, on Max: lowest price, lowest all-in, median price, median all-in, tickets, lowest price Δ7d, lowest price %Δ7d, lowest all-in Δ7d, lowest all-in %Δ7d and as of.
  • Screener columns for the second, on Max: get-in, average, tickets, listings and as of.
  • Put findticker.com/ in front of a marketplace event link to open that event in Ticker. Search boxes take a pasted link too.
  • Four sales widgets for your Dashboard: Latest sales, Selling most, Box office pace and Sales by section. Latest sales works on Pro. Sale details and the other three need Max.
  • The Watchlist opens with a Presets board: each preset's matches, its 1-day move and Save as View.
  • Export the Sales tab to CSV or Excel, on Max.
  • New Events page filters: Category, Capacity, recent sales, box office seats taken and left, resale get-in and resale vs face value.
  • The API feed adds completed sales: an event's sales, its sales by section, and a performer's or venue's top-selling events.
  • Your connected AI reads an event's sales with get_event_analytics and view: "sales".
  • get_performer_analytics takes view: "price" and view: "social" for a performer's daily prices and X activity. The API feed serves the same.

Improved

  • Event page prices show how fresh they are and keep updating while the page is open.
  • Events stay in the screener, search and your Views until two hours after they start.
  • Parking passes no longer count as the lowest resale price.
  • The Sales and interest chart has a range picker: 3d, 7d, 30d, 90d or All.
  • The presale date filter finds events by any of their presales, and the Events page shows the one that matched.
  • The Sales tab shows one day at a time, and Selling fast is now Ranking.
  • Links you share to events, performers and venues show live prices in the preview.
  • When your API feed quota runs out for the billing cycle, the feed answers 402 with quota_exhausted instead of 429. A 429 is the per-minute or per-hour rate limit.

Fixed

  • Various bug fixes.