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GREENWAY

MONEY MOVES.
EXPERIENCES
HAPPEN.

The commerce infrastructure for live experiences. From the first ticket click to the final check-in, GREENWAY connects events, customers, payments and intelligence in one system.

GREENWAY — Commerce & Event Infrastructure

The greenway

live
Event An organizer builds it and puts inventory on sale.
Customer Someone finds it and chooses a ticket.
Greenway The order, the price and the fees are assembled here.
Payment The processor takes the money and confirms it to us.
Ticket A signed QR is issued against that confirmed payment.
Admission The door scans it once, and only once.
Data Every step above leaves a row that reports can be traced to.
Revenue The ledger separates net, fees and tax, and balances to zero.

Eight steps, one record. Every one of them writes a row, which is why a number on a GREENWAY dashboard can always be traced back to a transaction.

The platform

Eight modules. One ledger underneath.

GREENWAY PAY
Payment collection

Card, wallet and future rails behind one interface. The processor is a detail, not the architecture.

GREENWAY TICKETS
Ticketing infrastructure

Inventory, holds, allotments and signed tickets that cannot be minted without a confirmed payment.

GREENWAY EVENTS
Event creation and operations

Build it, price it, put it on sale, run the door — the same record end to end.

GREENWAY CHECKOUT
The customer experience

Six fields and a price with nothing hidden in it. Mobile first, because the queue is outside.

GREENWAY PASS
Digital tickets and access

A signed QR, a short code for dead phones, and a page that opens on one bar of signal.

GREENWAY COMMAND
The organizer console

Every event gets a command centre and, on the night, a live mode built for a dark room.

GREENWAY DATA
Analytics and intelligence

Who buys, what converts, who returns — each answer traced to the rows it came from.

GREENWAY SPONSORS
Sponsorship inventory

Slots, packages, fulfilment and a sponsor report that refuses to invent reach.

The revenue engine

Nothing is hidden in the total.

Every order separates the face value, the processing cost, the platform fee, the tax and the organizer's net. The organizer sees it. The buyer sees it. The ledger balances to zero or the write is refused.

The breakdown beside this text is not a mock-up: it is fees.quote() run on a $100.00 ticket with the default schedule, rendered as it comes back. Change the schedule and this page changes with it.

Read the fee model

One general admission ticket

schedule: default
Ticket sale $100.00
Greenway platform fee $3.99
Customer pays $103.99
Card processing (estimated) -$3.32
Organizer net $96.68

A pass, as issued

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The door

One scan. One entry. No argument.

A ticket is a signed message about a specific event. Edit it and the scanner rejects it; present it twice and the second reader is told exactly when the first one was let in.

ADMIT
ALREADY IN

The QR code above was generated by this page. The encoder is ours — no third-party script sits between a venue and its own door.

The integrity rule

An empty dashboard says so.

Most platforms demo beautifully because the numbers are invented. GREENWAY cannot render a figure that has no source — the component throws. Before you have sold anything, this is honestly what you see.

Tickets sold
No tickets issued yet
Gross revenue
No completed orders yet
Checkout completion
No checkouts attempted yet
Attendance
Check-in has not run

Each of those reads its own reason. The moment a real order lands, the same tiles fill in — and hovering one tells you which rows produced it.

MULTI-TENANT BY CONSTRUCTION

Merchants, events, tickets, customers and ledger entries are all tenant-scoped, and the store filters on the tenant as well as the API. GREENWAY was never a single-event application that had organizations added later.

THE PROCESSOR IS REPLACEABLE

Stripe is today's implementation of one interface. Checkout, refunds and reporting speak to the interface, so a second processor, ACH or a future rail is a new file — not a rewrite. No card data ever touches GREENWAY.

Put your next event on the greenway.

Build it, price it, sell it, scan it, and read the ledger afterwards.