Match day Sunday. Concert Tuesday. Corporate conference booked the Wednesday in between — into a venue that still has the stage from Tuesday. Hospitality suite bookings spread across three spreadsheets. Settlement on the tour took six weeks last time.
Stadia and arenas run a venue calendar where the primary fixture (match, concert, tour) sits alongside the commercial bookings (corporate hospitality, conferences, exhibitions, F&B-only events). Thynk handles both schedules on one diary, one data model, one supplier coordination layer.
Primary fixture (match, tour, gig) sits on the diary alongside commercial bookings. Conflict detection across both. Lock-out windows automatic during build/strike. Conference booking that overlaps with a Champions League fixture is flagged the moment it lands.
Box, suite and premium-experience bookings on the same record as the corporate event team. Match-day catering coordinated with the same Supplier Portal that handles the corporate conference. Single revenue view across primary and commercial.
Promoter contracts, technical rider, advance schedule, settlement — on the same Salesforce data model. Multi-stakeholder portal. e-Signature. Audit-trail from advance through settlement. SAP-integrated for the finance team.
Stage build, F&B prep, security positioning, broadcast setup — coordinated through Ops Portal on every floor-staff phone. No Salesforce licence needed for the 200-strong build crew. Real-time room status. Mobile sign-off.
Glasgow's flagship multi-venue campus — SSE Hydro arena, SEC Centre exhibition halls, SEC Armadillo auditorium — runs on Thynk. Concerts, conferences, exhibitions, sport, gala dinners. One platform across every revenue stream.
A 45-minute live demo with the team, tailored to your context. On real data, with the exact integration patterns you would run in production.
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