Revenue Leakage from Mispriced Inventory
Definition
Errors in managing dynamic pricing parameters like capacity triggers or price caps lead to tickets sold below market value or lost to scalpers, creating direct revenue leakage.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 5-10 per ticket from improper dynamic allocation (e.g., limited to 10% inventory)[2]
- Frequency: Ongoing across ticket sales cycle
- Root Cause: Manual inventory and pricing adjustments
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Australian theatre operators bleed AUD 5-10 per ticket in leakage from inventory misallocation. Automated dynamic rules prevent underpricing and scalping losses.
Affected Stakeholders
Inventory Managers, Promoters, Ticketing Providers
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Methodology & Sources
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