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How to create and manage sales channels

Create sales channels in XCEED Pro to measure where your ticket sales come from. This lets you attribute sales to specific promoters, partners, or campaigns.

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Written by Luca Papaleo
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1. What Sales Channels are in XCEED

Sales channels allow you to identify the source of a ticket sale.

They are used to:

  • Track sales by promoter or partner

  • Measure campaign performance

  • Attribute sales correctly in reporting

Each sale made through XCEED is linked to a sales channel.

2. Create a sales channel

Before sharing links, you need to create a sales channel.

  1. Log in to XCEED Pro.

  2. Go to Marketing ->Teams.

  3. Click on create a new promotor

  4. Add the name for your sales channel

    • If you are creating a channel for a promotor and his/her email so they can also see their sales

    • An email is sent with the link of this promotor and his password to access XCEED Pro

  5. Click on Create

    A sales link is created automatically as soon as the promoter is created. Any ticket purchased through that link will be attributed to that sales channel.

3. Create a Team for multiple promoters

  1. In Marketing, create a team with a distinctive name.

  2. Assign a team leader (new or already existing Promotor)

  3. Add promoters to the team by entering the team created and creating new Promotors or moving already exiting ones and click Add

The team leader can track:

  • Their own sales

  • The combined sales of all promoters in their team

4. How sales channels work

In XCEED Pro, sales channels are managed through Marketing:

5. Best practices for sales channels

  • Create one promoter per partner / person / campaign

  • Add an email when the promoter should track their own sales

  • Use teams only when you need structure across multiple promoters

  • Name promoters and teams clearly to keep reporting clean


If you have any questions or need more help, contact XCEED Support and we’ll assist you.


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