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<\/a>Dutch ticketing system\u00a0Paylogic<\/a> announced today that it secured\u00a0round two\u00a0funding of 3 million Euro ($4.2 million U.S.). The new funding will allow for expansion of the platform in Europe, beginning in Belgium and Germany, according to\u00a0EU Ticket News<\/a>.<\/p>\nPaylogic offers a hosted platform\u00a0for event, venue, and promoter websites that allow fans to search and buy tickets.\u00a0 A fan interested in an upcoming concert, for example, could visit\u00a0the band’s website and buy tickets through the Paylogic hosted platform. Once the tickets are purchased, the fan\u00a0prints them, brings them to the concert and is scanned in\u00a0like a normal ticket. The platform can also be placed on alternative channels, like a retail shop.<\/p>\n
Paylogic has similar characteristics\u00a0to popular event management platform\u00a0Eventbrite<\/a> which lets users create stand alone pages to promote events and ticket buying. Paylogic’s offering\u00a0is a bit more integrated as its platform plugs directly into\u00a0any website. An event using Paylogic could sell tickets directly from it’s website, rather than having to create a separate page. However, if you don’t have a website, Eventbrite may then be an easy choice.<\/p>\n The company\u00a0appears to support a wide range of customers with different ticket needs, including sports, clubs, theater and dance.<\/p>\n Paylogic is one of two subsidiaries of Dutch Internet and eCommerce company, Accept\u00e9 Holding<\/a>. The round two funding was led by NoorderHuys\u00a0Investments<\/a>, which will take over the first round funding from Van den Ende & Deitmers and become a leading stakeholder.<\/p>\n
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