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Event Management Software · Riyadh

Ticketing software built for GEA licensing and giga-event scale.

Ticketing platforms, attendee tracking, and check-in software for Riyadh event organisers and venues, licensed through the General Entertainment Authority (GEA) and built for the scale of programming like Riyadh Season.

GEA-aligned

licensing and compliance data model

Giga-event-ready

ticketing built for extreme demand spikes

100%

IP transfer on final payment

Why Riyadh is different

Entertainment events and venues in Saudi Arabia are licensed by GEA (General Entertainment Authority), established by royal decree in 2016 and now issuing thousands of permits a year for events, live performances, and entertainment facilities. GEA's flagship is Riyadh Season — a decade-plus of entertainment programming reported to carry an estimated multi-billion-dollar brand value and tens of large-scale events and seasons overseen since launch. Software built for this market needs licence-status tracking against GEA's framework and, separately, ticketing and capacity logic that can handle Riyadh Season-scale demand without the checkout or inventory system degrading under the load.

Compliance built in

  • GEA entertainment and venue licence-status tracking
  • High-volume ticketing engineered for giga-event demand spikes
  • ZATCA e-invoicing on ticket and package sales
  • PDPL-KSA attendee data handling

What we ship in Riyadh

  • Ticketing platforms built for giga-event-scale demand
  • Attendee registration, badge printing, and check-in systems
  • GEA licence-status tracking for venues and organisers
  • Multi-day pass and credential management for large festivals

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