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together.

Ticketing, fundraising, people, and performances. One connected system for professional performing arts organizations.

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For theatre, opera, orchestras, dance, festivals, and other performing arts organizations.

Riverside Arts

Your season, connected

Overview
Ticket sales342 / 400

Opening Night

58 seats remainingOn sale
Season Fund$31,500

124 donors making it possible

$40,000 goal79%
A fuller picture of your supporters

Attendance and giving history, together.

THU18
Ready for rehearsal

7:00 pm · Main Hall

Parts shared · 32 of 36 confirmed
On track
Illustrative product view · sample records

Explore the features

Ticketing & the box office

Sell tickets, manage orders, and welcome your audience.

Campaigns & donor relationships

Manage campaigns, gifts, and donor relationships.

Schedules & attendance

Coordinate rehearsals, availability, and attendance.

Dancers rehearsing together in a bright studio

Every performance
builds the next.

When your people, ticketing, and giving records connect, a night in the audience can become a lasting relationship.

Prepare together

Keep schedules, replies, and performance materials in reach.

Welcome your audience

Sell tickets and check people in, with every visit connected.

Grow your support

Use attendance and giving history to shape a personal appeal.

Make more possible

Bring gifts and campaigns back to the work ahead.

See how it works for your organization.

Showing general examples.
Opening NightAudience overview
Tickets sold342 / 400
On sale
GuestTicketsArrival
Alex Morgan2 Checked in
Taylor Brooks2 Checked in
Casey Patel1Expected
Your next invitation · example email
ToAudience contacts
SubjectAnother evening together?

Thank you for being part of Opening Night. Join us for the next performance—and bring a friend to share it with.

Review your audience and message before sending.
Illustrative audience view · sample records and email
Ticketing & audience communications

From ticket sale to curtain call.

Sell tickets, manage orders, and check guests in. Keep audience records and communications connected before and after each performance.

  • Welcome every guest.Use ticket sales and check-in for ticketed events, or collect signups and voluntary gifts when admission is free.
  • Reach the right audience.Prepare relevant audience lists using the attendance and giving information you have.
  • Keep the conversation going.Share upcoming events and follow up with your audience after a visit.

Grow lasting support.

Manage campaigns, gifts, and donor records in one place. Use attendance and giving history to make your next appeal or thank-you more personal.

Every connection has a next step

Choose a moment to explore a sample relationship.

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Alex Morgan

Sample supporter record
Attendance
2 Opening Night tickets
Giving
No gifts recorded

An audience member, already connected.

Start with the experience you shared. Use their attendance history to shape a thoughtful first appeal.

Track donations from gift to receipt.

Manage giving pages and campaign goals, keep each gift in the donor’s history, and prepare receipts and year-end statements.

Grants, from application to reporting.

Keep grant applications, awards, and payments in view. Allocate funding over time and collect the evidence you need for reports.

Community Arts GrantAwarded
$20,000Sample award · Riverside Arts
Application
Submitted
Payment received
$10,000 recorded
Reporting evidence
Attendance summary attached
Illustrative grant record · fictional data
Adult choir members rehearsing with their music
Photo: Thirdman / Pexels · Pexels License · Cropped to fit.
People & performances

Your people, prepared.

Keep schedules, assignments, and replies in view. Give members one place to check their dates, confirm availability, and find assigned materials.

  • A plan everyone can follow.Schedules, call times, assignments, and replies stay with the performance.
  • A clear starting point for members.Members can find the essentials in their portal: the next rehearsal, availability requests, and assigned materials.
  • The whole team, in the picture.Coordinate performers, staff, contractors, and volunteers across your organization.
Adult choir members rehearsing with their music
Your next rehearsalTeam rehearsal
Thu 18 · 7:00 pm Assigned materials shared

32 of 36 confirmed 4 replies to follow up

Illustrative schedule · sample records. Photo: Thirdman / Pexels · Pexels License · Cropped to fit.

Bring what you have.
Use what you need.

Bring your people and donor records from a spreadsheet. Match your columns, preview the records, and confirm what you want to import.

Choose ticketing, fundraising, team coordination—or use them together. Keep your existing website and add ticket sales and giving through links or embeds.

See Arts in One
at work for your team.

Bring your questions and your current workflow.
We’ll walk through the tools, setup, and plan that fit your team.

Early access is currently available by invitation.

Bring your season together.