A mature, reliable platform

unicore.one automates the organizer’s entire operating cycle: event setup, sales, marketing, payments, access control, and management reporting. A production-ready B2B platform built to scale within the acquirer’s ecosystem.

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Figures are based on company materials and are subject to due diligence.

Dashboardunicore.one
Anonymized unicore.one dashboard interface
In market6+ yearsof production operations
Production-readyonline + offline
Uni, the unicore.one mascot
3,000+events and services
100+organizers and venues
15+production integrations
3.2M+tickets processed through the platform
Acquisition-ready asset

Production infrastructure. A faster route into EventTech.

The acquirer accelerates time-to-market while reducing the technology and execution risk of entering the complex ticketing segment independently.

01Brand-ready deployment

Adapt the product, domain, and customer journey end to end under the acquirer’s brand.

02Documentation

Technical and operating materials support a controlled transition and continued platform development.

03Integration layer

Open API and existing connectors reduce the work required to embed the platform into the acquirer’s infrastructure.

Product scope

The entire event business in one interface.

A modular platform for event organizers, cultural, sports and tourism venues, ticketing operators, and providers of recurring services.

01

Sales

One ticketing environment across online channels and box offices, from event setup through refunds.

  • Tickets, services, and season passes
  • Sessions, allocations, and dynamic pricing
  • Interactive seating plans
  • Websites, widgets, and physical box offices
02

Marketing

Organizers retain ownership of their audience and see which channels actually convert.

  • Promo codes and discounts
  • UTM and end-to-end attribution
  • Customer database and exports
  • Campaigns and customer segmentation
03

Analytics

Sales, payments, refunds, and partner performance in a single management view.

  • Consolidated analytics and exports
  • Cashier and order reports
  • Accountable entities
  • Payment and refund reconciliation
04

Access control

Admission validation on smartphones, mobile terminals, handheld scanners, and turnstiles.

  • iOS and Android applications
  • Entry, exit, and re-entry rules
  • Time-bound tickets
  • Role-based employee access
  • Turnstile integration
Platform capabilities

One system. Multiple roles and business models.

The flexible architecture supports accountability structures, third-party services, and a dedicated workspace for every participant.

Integrations

Open API

An open interface for payment, CRM, marketing, and access-control solutions.

Governance

Accountability structure

Individual events or entire companies can be assigned to accountable teams within one platform.

B2C

Customer account

Tickets, orders, refunds, and customer data are managed in one place.

B2B

Organizer and venue

Manage events, venues, sales, employees, and reporting.

Distribution

Sales partners

Ticketing operators and external distributors receive their own sales and analytics workspace.

Services

Service partners

SMM agencies, equipment providers, and contractors work through dedicated accounts.

Referral

Referral partners

Partners acquire customers, track performance, and earn revenue under configured rules.

Strategic rationale

A platform built to strengthen your ecosystem.

The acquirer adds mature ticketing capabilities without a multi-year in-house development program.

Ticketing

Ticketing operator

Expand the B2B proposition and launch new verticals faster.

FinTech

Bank or PSP

Offer EventTech services to existing clients and introduce banking products to new customer segments.

VenueTech

Venue network / major label

Centralize sales, box offices, access control, and analytics across venues or artists.

Ecosystem

Event marketplace

Integrate infrastructure, customer data, and partner distribution.

Business model

Four revenue streams.

A foundation for the acquirer to expand recurring revenue and enterprise offerings.

02 · RecurringMonthly licence

Recurring platform fees structured around each client’s scale and transaction volume.

03 · ServicesImplementation and support

Configuration, ongoing support, and additional services for organizers and venues.

04 · EnterpriseCustom solutions

Bespoke integrations, dedicated websites, and adaptation to enterprise infrastructure.

Commercial flexibilityDirect PSP agreement

Organizers can receive funds directly. Current pricing, P&L, GMV, take rate, retention, and margins are subject to commercial and financial due diligence.

Technology asset

Built for real-world transaction volumes.

The multi-tier modular application separates the interface, business logic, and data access, simplifying post-acquisition development.

20 minutesreported total annual platform downtime; subject to technical due diligence
BackendASP.NET Core / C#

Web application, REST API, and background services.

DataPostgreSQL cluster

Replication, backups, and isolated production / staging / test environments.

SecurityTLS + RBAC

HTTPS, role-based access, and encryption of critical data.

ObservabilityZabbix + Grafana

Alerting, dashboards, and centralized logging.

Uni working on product development
Connected ecosystem

Integrations accelerate time-to-market.

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Transaction process

Five steps to a controlled handover.

  1. 01
    NDA

    Access to confidential transaction materials.

  2. 02
    Management session

    Product demonstration and review of the operating model.

  3. 03
    Term sheet

    Agreement on transaction scope, valuation, and key terms.

  4. 04
    Closing

    Execution of definitive documents and legal transfer of the asset.

  5. 05
    Handover

    Operational adaptation, training, and process transfer over 3–6 months.

Next step

Let’s discuss the acquisition of
unicore.one.

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