PassIQ
Identity capture at the point of ticket purchase. Native ticketing or capture layer — two paths to the same outcome: every buyer becomes a known record.
Backend microservice. Native or adapter.
The identity layer underneath ticketing, POS, and CRM at live events. Every ticket buyer leaves a trail across systems that don't reconcile. CerebrOS is the reconciliation layer.
People who show up in person are fundamentally different from people who watch from a distance. That difference has always been economically valuable. And it has always been invisible to the organizations creating those experiences.
CerebrOS exists to close that gap.
Live events aren't a second-class version of digital. They're where culture, community, and commerce actually happen in the same room at the same time. They deserve infrastructure that treats them that way.
Fan identity resolution isn't a feature bolted onto a CRM. It's the foundation every other capability — segmentation, attribution, lifecycle, sponsorship measurement — sits on top of. Build it once. Build it right. Build it underneath.
A youth basketball league should have the same quality of fan intelligence as a top professional franchise. The infrastructure gap closes — not because the majors get worse, but because independent operators finally have what they need.
Showing up matters. We make sure it counts.
Four products. One identity flowing through all of them.
Identity capture at the point of ticket purchase. Native ticketing or capture layer — two paths to the same outcome: every buyer becomes a known record.
Backend microservice. Native or adapter.
Transaction attribution at the point of sale. Links in-venue spend back to the identity captured at the gate.
Value compounds for operator and vendor.
Behavioral signal ingestion from across the operator's stack. Any source that says something about how a fan behaves.
Reads from where signals live.
Role-based views of the resolved fan record. One source, one truth, one view.
Natural language queries on the roadmap.
Four steps from anonymous attendance to a resolved fan record. Your existing stack stays. We sit underneath.
PassIQ generates a branded ticketing page per event. The fan enters PII at checkout. We capture the record before any other system sees it.
Records that look anonymous in isolation become connected across the operator's stack. Ticketing, in-venue spend, digital engagement, attendance — each touchpoint contributes a signal. The behavioral timeline reassembles itself: one fan, every touchpoint, one record.
Behavioral triggers fire into the channels the operator already runs. Abandoned cart at checkout. Pre-event window. Lapsed fan from last season. No new CRM, no new messaging stack, no operator retraining.
One operator view of the resolved fan. Role-based: operator, vendor, sponsor, network partner. The intelligence sits on one source of truth.
We'll walk through your current stack and where the identity gaps are. No deck. Operator to operator.
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Know who showed up.