How does a club run match day, the concert and the socios from one record?

Yes. A concert is an event on the same calendar as the fixtures, held with a first or second hold until it is confirmed. When a promoter rents the ground, the offer and the settlement are one worksheet, and the run of show, accreditation and crew run exactly as they do on a match day.

A socio is a membership: a category, its dues and its renewal on the card on file, on the same person who buys tickets. The ticket office and the membership office read one record.

Yes. Each ticket type has its own sale windows, and a window can require a presale code, so one stand can open early to the people you give the code to while the rest opens to the public later.

The door keeps scanning and holds its scans, then sends them when the network returns. Every gate reads the same ticket list, so a ticket used at one gate is spent at all of them.

Each match carries its posts and how many people each needs. Stewards, volunteers and crew are shifts against those posts, and the coverage board shows every gap as an open shift before the day.

A hospitality package is a function sheet: the menu, the times and the numbers, sent to the client to sign and confirmed when signed. The kitchen, the floor and accounts read the same sheet.

Yes. Tickets, dues, concessions and rentals settle through your own merchant account, and every report shows money per currency rather than converting it.

The second ground is another venue on the same account. The socios, the ticket types and the crew already on file stay where they are, and the calendar shows both grounds.