PRISMPRISM / PULSEAvailable in the dashboard
The latest market picture, compared with last year.
Illustrative visual
- 01Is the market up or down, and by how much?
- 02Which categories made up the change?
- 03Is one very large event distorting the picture?
Intelligence for the people shaping what’s next
Your region.
In full spectrum.
Every ticket is a signal. Prism turns almost two decades of live events data into a clearer view of your region’s next move.
See the possibilitiesTourism. Culture. Entertainment. Sport.
PRISM / 01One clearer picture
The market
What is really driving growth?
01 / Possibilities to explore together
What could this make possible?
Explore examples across tourism, culture, entertainment and sport. We would shape the questions and scope with your team.
Could event demand help focus a visitor campaign?
A new lens on visitor demand.
In this example
Suppose interest from a source market rises faster than ticket purchases. That gap could be worth exploring.
What this could inform
If visitor growth is a priority, these signals could help assess potential markets and relevant event categories.
PRISM / Example briefing01 / 04
Visitor share of paid tickets11.4%Origin / Radar
Illustrative scenario · not live market data
02 / What only tickets can tell you
You cannot search for what was never public.
An event listing tells you what was announced. A paid ticket tells you what someone actually chose. Prism starts there.
2007 → 2026
35M+Tickets sold on Platinumlist
Real choices. Almost two decades of them.What the public web can show
Announcements
Event listings
Press coverage
What Prism adds
What actually sold
Where buyers came from
How demand is changing
90,000+events sold on Platinumlist
330M+views of event pages
10M+customer accounts
200+countries and territories our buyers come from
Platform history since 2007. Figures as of October 2026. Coverage varies by market; this is Platinumlist activity, not a census of all events.
03 / One connected perspective
One platform. Across the event lifecycle.
Explore connected capabilities across the event lifecycle. Dashboard views, separately scoped artist analysis and concept previews are labelled below.
Understand the market
Before choosing an event
After booking
During the event
After the event
Across the lifecycle
04 / A picture only you can complete
Our signals. Your context. A bigger picture.
Platinumlist ticketing data. Third-party signals. Your institution’s own data, such as ticket sales across your region. Platinumlist is not the exclusive seller for every event; a data connection with your systems brings in the rest, so insights and forecasts cover the whole market.
- Shared anonymouslyRecords arrive without names, contacts or customer identifiers.
- Working with our modelsYour data feeds the same forecasting engine, calendar and market index.
- Yours to controlYou decide what is shared, how often and who sees the result.
Each connection is set up with your team and covered by an NDA; there is no self-service upload yet. Availability depends on your sources and agreed access.
Your institution
Ticket sales across the region
Visitor arrivals
Campaign calendar
Platinumlist + third parties
Ticketing and audience data
Web analytics and search demand
External market signals
PRISMA shared perspective
When event demand rises, does the wider region feel it?
05 / Confidence, by design
See the market. Protect the people in it.
A useful view for government. A protected relationship with the industry. Both are built into Prism.
Market insight, in aggregate.
No named events, organisers, venues or artists in the government market view. Small or concentrated groups are withheld.
People remain private.
No customer names, emails, phone numbers or identifiers leave Platinumlist. Every figure has a defined scope.
Your institution’s own space.
Invitation-only access with email and WhatsApp verification. Your team sees only the dashboard it is authorised to use.
The next chapter belongs to your region
See the signal. Shape what comes next.
A more informed conversation about your region starts with a shared view of the evidence.
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