Connect ticketing, ID scanning, entry, promoter attribution, a nightlife-native POS, payments, guest intelligence, and retention in one platform. Know who brought every guest, what they spent, and how to bring them back.
FUNC Venue is in development. The existing FUNC ticketing, promoter, and door products are live today.
The operator problem
Most nightlife operators run the same night across separate tools that never talk to each other. The ticket knows one thing, the door knows another, the POS knows a third, and nobody can connect them afterward. FUNC Venue is being designed as the connective operating layer across all of it.
The guest journey
The same FUNC ecosystem that sells the ticket and runs the door is being extended through the rest of the night — so the guest journey stays one continuous record instead of six disconnected ones.
A guest finds the event and buys a ticket through FUNC — today's product.
Rotating QR entry at the door, with duplicate-scan protection.
Connect a payment method once and open a secure venue tab.
The bartender builds the order in FUNC and scans the guest's credential.
Venue-scoped loyalty tied to real attendance and spend.
Consent-aware remarketing to the guests who agreed to hear from you.
The bar
In development. FUNC Venue is being designed with its own nightlife-native register, so a bartender never has to ring an order into one system and process a FUNC credential in another. One bartender interface. One guest credential. No card handoff.
A fast visual menu built for nightlife volume — categories and common modifiers, nothing else.
FUNC totals the order with taxes, discounts, and scheduled pricing applied automatically.
The bartender scans a FUNC Pass on the guest's phone or a linked wristband.
FUNC finds the active tab and initiates payment from the same screen.
No card handoff, no second terminal, no switching apps mid-rush.
Purpose-built for high-volume nightlife, not general restaurant service. The planned register is also intended to accept ordinary cards and mobile wallets, so bartenders never switch systems based on how a guest pays. Venues remain responsible for the products and services they sell.
The stack
Ticketing, ID scanning, and entry are live in FUNC today. Everything marked planned is in development and not yet available.
Today's live ticketing, tiers, and Stripe payouts — the layer FUNC Venue is built on top of.
Today's physical ID barcode scanning and rotating-QR door check-in, run by your staff.
A nightlife-native register: fast drink menus, modifiers, comps, voids, bartender PINs, and shift totals.
Scan a guest to open a table tab, add bottles and packages, comp items, transfer tables, and close with a digital receipt.
Guest tabs and payments handled inside the same register — plus standard card and mobile-wallet checkout.
One guest credential linking ticket, entry, tab access, VIP permissions, and rewards.
Venue-scoped guest profiles built from attendance, ticket source, and item-level venue activity.
Rewards tied to real visits, with marketing consent tracked per guest and per channel.
Extends today's promoter attribution past the ticket into what the guest actually spent.
Nightly reconciliation and reporting across rooms, events, and locations for venue groups.
Guest intelligence
FUNC Venue is being designed around venue-scoped guest profiles: the people who actually walked through your door, where they came from, and what they did once they were inside.
Guest data is scoped to the venue that earned the relationship. FUNC does not sell personal information and does not share customer lists between unrelated venues. Venue marketing permission is tracked separately from FUNC marketing permission, per channel.
We're working with nightlife operators and high-volume event teams to design the next layer of FUNC. Contact us to discuss your workflow, integrations, or a future design-partner pilot.
FAQ
FUNC Venue is the planned enterprise package of the FUNC operating system, designed for nightclubs, venue groups, and high-volume event operators. It is intended to connect ticketing, promoter attribution, entry, cashless payments, guest intelligence, loyalty, and multi-location reporting in one platform.
No. FUNC Venue is in development. The existing FUNC product — event creation, ticketing, promoter attribution and commissions, QR check-in, VIP and table tiers, and Stripe payouts — is live today. Everything described on this page as planned or coming soon is not yet available.
Table tab software for nightlife venues and event partners is the first FUNC Venue use case, and a guided walkthrough is available to early pilot venues on request. Payments in that walkthrough are simulated — no cards are collected, authorized, or charged.
No. FUNC Venue is part of the same FUNC company and the same operating system. It is an enterprise layer on top of the platform you already use, not a different app or brand.
FUNC Pay is the planned cashless payment capability inside FUNC Venue. It is being designed to let guests connect a payment method once and use a phone QR code or venue-issued wristband to access a secure tab. It is not currently available and cannot process bar transactions today.
FUNC Pass is the planned guest credential — a rotating phone QR code, a mobile-wallet pass, or a QR wristband (with NFC considered later) — connecting a guest's ticket, tab, access privileges, and rewards. It is a venue-issued software credential, not government identification.
Yes — FUNC Venue is being designed to include a nightlife-native register that handles the core bartender workflow: fast drink menus, modifiers, comps, voids, bartender PINs, tabs, tipping, digital receipts, and shift totals. It is in development and cannot ring up transactions today. Scope and rollout will be shaped with early pilot venues.
The planned register is intended to accept ordinary payment methods such as physical cards and mobile wallets, so a bartender never switches systems based on how a guest pays. FUNC Pass is designed to be a faster option, not a requirement for service.
The venue. FUNC provides software. FUNC does not independently verify a guest's age or eligibility to purchase alcohol, and does not make admission or service decisions. Venues remain responsible for identification checks, admission, alcohol service, staff conduct, and regulatory compliance.
Yes — we're actively talking with nightlife operators and high-volume event teams about workflows, integrations, and a future design-partner pilot. Email the enterprise team to start the conversation.
Email enterprise@func-app.com and include your venue or group, city, number of locations, and what you run today for ticketing and POS.
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