Changelog

Ability to change the status of resale seats that are assigned to a channel, even without passing in the channel key

Added endpoint to detach an event from a chart and move it to a new copy of that chart

Retrieved categories (from a chart or an event) always have accessible and color filled in, even if they weren't passed in explicitly when creating the categories

The new Resale status allows you to manage primary and secondary ticket sales directly on the same seating chart, offering users the ability to select and purchase resold seats.

Expose floor information for objects in chart reports

A more specific error is returned in the response body when status changes fail (ILLEGAL_STATUS_CHANGE instead of GENERAL_ERROR)

Best available calls now support an accessibleSeats parameter, to indicate how many accessible seats you need

Expose floor information in response when changing object status (expand=objects)

Return a clearer error message when creating an event with a key that already exists, but on archived charts

Best available call is now much faster when no best available places could be found

Added encryption on non-documented API endpoints

Introduction of new venue type names (SIMPLE and WITH_SECTIONS_AND_FLOORS), plus migration of existing charts to use those new names. Old venue types are still supported when creating new charts through the API.

Holdtokens can be used to hold a maximum number of 200 places now, to prevent malicious users from holding entire floor plans. This is configurable via the "Maximum number of holds per token" setting on the company settings page.

Update chart category

It was already possible to override the season status for seats. Now we support areas as well.

Fixed bug in the validation of requests when holding places in variable occupancy areas and tables; it is now not possible to hold extra places with a different hold token through the public API call

When retrieving an event, channels don't contain objects that have deleted from the chart