Incorrect Ticket Numbers on Ticket Stubs

Has anyone had an issue with an incorrect ticket number printing on the ticket? We currently scan tickets after a performance to record attendance but are finding that some tickets have the wrong number printed on the ticket and a different performance is appearing. We have not been able to establish a pattern yet (only single tickets sold after we upgraded to 12.1 or only tickets sold in a certain MOS). I checked the ticket design and it is set correctly. I would imagine if we had NScan we would be in quite a pickle!

Tahanks,

Janna

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  • That's a good one. We'll look there too. 

    Janna

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    On Oct 4, 2014, at 3:49 PM, "Christy Carlson" <bounce-christycarlson2662@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

    I've also seen this happen in a couple of cases where, inadvertently, valid tickets were printed (either singly or through a batch print) from the Test instance, rather than Live.  Everything would look the same on the ticket except for the ticket number.  If you still have a ticket that appears to have the incorrect ticket number assigned, I'd recommend looking in your test system to see if that ticket number is assigned to the ticket there.

    Christy Carlson

    Tessitura Network

    From: Janna Ellis <bounce-jannaellis6942@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 10/4/2014 6:53:38 AM

    Has anyone had an issue with an incorrect ticket number printing on the ticket? We currently scan tickets after a performance to record attendance but are finding that some tickets have the wrong number printed on the ticket and a different performance is appearing. We have not been able to establish a pattern yet (only single tickets sold after we upgraded to 12.1 or only tickets sold in a certain MOS). I checked the ticket design and it is set correctly. I would imagine if we had NScan we would be in quite a pickle!

    Tahanks,

    Janna




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  • That's a good one. We'll look there too. 

    Janna

    Sent from my iPhone

    On Oct 4, 2014, at 3:49 PM, "Christy Carlson" <bounce-christycarlson2662@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

    I've also seen this happen in a couple of cases where, inadvertently, valid tickets were printed (either singly or through a batch print) from the Test instance, rather than Live.  Everything would look the same on the ticket except for the ticket number.  If you still have a ticket that appears to have the incorrect ticket number assigned, I'd recommend looking in your test system to see if that ticket number is assigned to the ticket there.

    Christy Carlson

    Tessitura Network

    From: Janna Ellis <bounce-jannaellis6942@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 10/4/2014 6:53:38 AM

    Has anyone had an issue with an incorrect ticket number printing on the ticket? We currently scan tickets after a performance to record attendance but are finding that some tickets have the wrong number printed on the ticket and a different performance is appearing. We have not been able to establish a pattern yet (only single tickets sold after we upgraded to 12.1 or only tickets sold in a certain MOS). I checked the ticket design and it is set correctly. I would imagine if we had NScan we would be in quite a pickle!

    Tahanks,

    Janna




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