Event operators run ticketing, door scanning, vendors, POS and settlement in disconnected tools. ProDev set out to build one connected ecosystem — and to prove it could design, ship and operate a multi-tenant platform end to end.
What we built
A product ecosystem with a tenant-scoped operations hub (events, ticketing administration, attendance, vendors, POS workflows, financial reporting), a buyer storefront (discovery, reserved seating, checkout, mobile QR tickets), onsite sales, mobile scanning, and platform administration with Stripe billing.
Data model: tenant → production → show → event → order.
Why it matters to you
The same team and architecture decisions are available for your product. Custom SaaS Development →
Inside the platform
Evinra runs as one ecosystem with five working surfaces, all reading and writing the same operational data:
Operations hub
Tenant-scoped administration for events, ticketing, attendance, vendors and financial reporting, with the calendar modeled as production → show → event.
Buyer storefront
Per-organizer branding, event discovery, reserved seating, checkout and mobile QR tickets.
Onsite sales
Box-office sales at the door, connected to the same inventory as the online storefront.
Mobile scanning
QR ticket validation and wristband support keep entry moving and attendance reconciled with sales.
Platform administration
Tenant management and Stripe-powered billing for the platform itself.
Architecture decisions that carry over to client work
Multi-tenancy designed into the data model and authentication from day one; a single shared data service that every surface reads and writes; per-tenant users and roles; and billing treated as a product feature rather than an afterthought. These are the same decisions we make — and live with — when we build SaaS for clients.
Planning a SaaS or operational platform of your own? See Custom SaaS Development.